Our Missionaries from the USA

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Mangte Pa was born and raised in northern Virginia on his family’s dairy farm, while Sinte grew up in Southeast Asia and remembers, as a youngster, hearing tigers walk around their family’s hut. In 2006, Mangte Pa and Sinte met while studying for their Master of Divinity degrees and were later married. They have three children: Siang Uk Mang (Boy-13), Parsin (Girl-10), and Mal Sawm Sang (Boy-5). 

Over the years, Sinte has served as a teacher and missionary in a small village, taught courses at the same seminary where she received her Bachelor of Theology, and has been involved in many children and women training ministries. Mangte Pa has done relief and development work, taught and discipled at a refugee camp, served in evangelism and church planting movements in rural and urban contexts, and has extensive teaching experience at the Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral levels.

Their family now serves in a problematic mission context, so please pray for them and, most importantly, for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, to be glorified in their service.

Our Missionary in Thailand – Eh Kla Moo

Eh Kla Moo grew up along the Thailand-Myanmar (Burma) border in a family of thirteen children. His father was a well-known leader among the Karen people.  His mother had been a nurse under the Baptist Karen Mission.

After high school, Eh Kla Moo served in the Thai army. After his term of army service was completed, he studied at the Bangkok Bible Seminary (BBS), where he met his wife, Sang Tien. After graduation, Eh Kla Moo and Sang Tien married, and they went to serve in a large Karen Baptist church in a town along the Thailand-Myanmar (Burma) border. In 2009, Eh Kla Moo and his family joined the Farthest Corners team to help lead all of Farthest Corners’ projects related to the Karen people.