They Are Waiting for the Good News

Can you help change that?

I have a good job waiting for you. With that alluring promise, 17-year-old Mo Sai made the desperate decision to travel with the stranger so she could earn money to send back to her impoverished family.

Unfortunately for Mo Sai, this slick traveling salesman was good at his job—deceiving young, naive girls with the promise of distant employment, only to then traffic them as sex slaves.

After being taken to Myanmar's border with Thailand, Mo Sai was utterly horrified to realize she had been tricked. She felt deathly ill at the thought of never seeing her family again…and of her body being abused and repeatedly raped each day. She'd rather die trying to escape than to have to live in that hellish misery.

Miraculously, Mo Sai was able to escape. She then made her way back to her village in the mountains of Myanmar (Burma).

Upon returning to her village, she discovered another strange man in town. He too was promising good things. But he was different. Very different. He spoke about a God she was not yet familiar with. About a hope she had never known.

Growing up, Mo Sai's family and surrounding villages worshiped the spirits of nature (animism). They called them nats. Believing those evil spirits to inhabit the trees, rocks, mountains and lakes, the fearful worshippers would try their best to appease them through offerings. Every house, including Mo Sai's, had an altar for those spirits.

Mo Sai sat enthralled as this stranger talked about a different type of Spirit. One that was good and pure. A holy Spirit.

As she heard about Jesus for the first time in her life, Mo Sai believed. Choosing to turn her back on her ancestral religion and cultural beliefs, she surrendered her life to Christ.

I have a good job waiting for you. With that alluring promise, 17-year-old Mo Sai made the desperate decision to travel with the stranger so she could earn money to send back to her impoverished family.

Unfortunately for Mo Sai, this slick traveling salesman was good at his job—deceiving young, naive girls with the promise of distant employment, only to then traffic them as sex slaves.

After being taken to Myanmar's border with Thailand, Mo Sai was utterly horrified to realize she had been tricked. She felt deathly ill at the thought of never seeing her family again…and of her body being abused and repeatedly raped each day. She'd rather die trying to escape than to have to live in that hellish misery.

Miraculously, Mo Sai was able to escape. She then made her way back to her village in the mountains of Myanmar (Burma).

Upon returning to her village, she discovered another strange man in town. He too was promising good things. But he was different. Very different. He spoke about a God she was not yet familiar with. About a hope she had never known.

Growing up, Mo Sai's family and surrounding villages worshiped the spirits of nature (animism). They called them nats. Believing those evil spirits to inhabit the trees, rocks, mountains and lakes, the fearful worshippers would try their best to appease them through offerings. Every house, including Mo Sai's, had an altar for those spirits.

Mo Sai sat enthralled as this stranger talked about a different type of Spirit. One that was good and pure. A holy Spirit.

As she heard about Jesus for the first time in her life, Mo Sai believed. Choosing to turn her back on her ancestral religion and cultural beliefs, she surrendered her life to Christ.

For her safety (as a new believer in Christ who had just escaped human traffickers and forsaken her village's religion), Mo Sai traveled with the missionary back to his Bible School so she could be discipled. At the school, she publicly declared her faith through water baptism (pictured above).

Mo Sai then felt the Lord calling her to train as a missionary so she could go back to her village to evangelize and disciple her family, neighbors and surrounding villages, and to help save other girls from the traffickers.

Now a trained soldier for Christ, Mo Sai is being sent back into hostile territories to win others—like herself—to Jesus.

In order for Mo Sai—and others like her—to go preach the Good News, she needs to be sent. Can you help send her? $12 per day will enable a missionary like Mo Sai to engage the enemy head on and minister in villages that are enslaved in darkness. You can bring them freedom in the light of Christ.

The missionary who led Mo Sai to the Lord is Pastor K. He is a national undercover missionary leading the charge to take the gospel into remote areas of his home country, Myanmar. It's not easy work. In fact, it's war. Spiritual war.

As Pastor K trains Mo Sai to face the enemy in her own region, he's also engaged on many other spiritual battlefields throughout his nation.

Pastor K and the missionaries whom he trains minister in regions that are incredibly hostile towards the gospel. A 60-year civil war has brought death and destruction to rebel minority tribal groups as the Burmese army stops at nothing to control the entire country.

Hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. Families are torn apart, children are orphaned and enslaved. Many are trafficked for sex or labor. The situation is desperate.

In this hotbed of war, drugs and slavery, the villagers are desperate for hope. They need Jesus. Pastor K's team is willing to die if it means bringing life to these people. You can send them.

This is a war that can only be won with the support of brothers and sisters in Christ like you. The good news is, it only costs $12 per day to send a missionary into this battle.

The incredibly brave national missionaries Heaven's Family partners with are engaged in a deadly spiritual battle. Every day, they choose to walk into the darkness of both physical and spiritual persecution in order to bring the light of Jesus into some of the darkest corners of the planet. They do this under-supported and under-resourced. Can you help change that?

For her safety (as a new believer in Christ who had just escaped human traffickers and forsaken her village's religion), Mo Sai traveled with the missionary back to his Bible School so she could be discipled. At the school, she publicly declared her faith through water baptism (pictured above).

Mo Sai then felt the Lord calling her to train as a missionary so she could go back to her village to evangelize and disciple her family, neighbors and surrounding villages, and to help save other girls from the traffickers.

Now a trained soldier for Christ, Mo Sai is being sent back into hostile territories to win others—like herself—to Jesus.

In order for Mo Sai—and others like her—to go preach the Good News, she needs to be sent. Can you help send her? $12 per day will enable a missionary like Mo Sai to engage the enemy head on and minister in villages that are enslaved in darkness. You can bring them freedom in the light of Christ.

The missionary who led Mo Sai to the Lord is Pastor K. He is a national undercover missionary leading the charge to take the gospel into remote areas of his home country, Myanmar. It's not easy work. In fact, it's war. Spiritual war.

As Pastor K trains Mo Sai to face the enemy in her own region, he's also engaged on many other spiritual battlefields throughout his nation.

Pastor K and the missionaries whom he trains minister in regions that are incredibly hostile towards the gospel. A 60-year civil war has brought death and destruction to rebel minority tribal groups as the Burmese army stops at nothing to control the entire country.

Hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. Families are torn apart, children are orphaned and enslaved. Many are trafficked for sex or labor. The situation is desperate.

In this hotbed of war, drugs and slavery, the villagers are desperate for hope. They need Jesus. Pastor K's team is willing to die if it means bringing life to these people. You can send them.

This is a war that can only be won with the support of brothers and sisters in Christ like you. The good news is, it only costs $12 per day to send a missionary into this battle.

The incredibly brave national missionaries Heaven's Family partners with are engaged in a deadly spiritual battle. Every day, they choose to walk into the darkness of both physical and spiritual persecution in order to bring the light of Jesus into some of the darkest corners of the planet. They do this under-supported and under-resourced. Can you help change that?

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