Freedom Frees Others by Abigail Jennerson Sometimes people ask me what compelled us to move to Thailand to work with ZOE… They ask how we gained this passion to see an end to human trafficking… After meeting with a woman named Rosi Orozco, I finally have my answer. I wanted to share about the unique […]
Missionary Quarterly Meeting by Andrea Cross Once each quarter, the missionaries in Thailand get together for a day to worship together, have devotions and hear testimonies about what God is doing throughout all the different departments, areas and countries that ZOE is involved in. It’s a highlight for most of us because so often […]
How far would you go? by Lori-Ann Tsang Are you familiar with the song by The Proclaimers, “I’m Gonna Be?” It’s a catchy tune and the chorus goes… But I would walk 500 miles And I would walk 500 more Just to be the man who walks a thousand miles To fall down at your […]
The Real Enemy by Yuri Yamamoto We at ZOE Japan, often go out to the downtown streets to pray for the city, people, and children. We believe that prayer is the first thing we always have to start with if we want to change something, especially to end human trafficking. Human trafficking exists in Japan, […]
ZOE from a Missionary’s View Interview: Lori-Ann, ZOE Missionary It’s about this time of year when in the office, the desks start to empty and the workspace gets a lot quieter. Where is everyone? From about the months of May through to the end of July, many of our missionaries take their annual trip back […]
A Successful Village Outreach written by Les Ginoza The August 2017 Short Term Team recently accompanied our bible school and human trafficking awareness team to do a joint outreach to a small village just outside the area of Hot, in Northern Thailand.
With each military satellite safely launched and maneuvered into orbit, Rob Tang and his engineering team would beam with pride at another successful mission. At the peak of an exciting and challenging aerospace engineering career, Rob was living the American dream. He worked in an exciting field with brilliant co-workers, and enjoyed job security and […]
Missionary Teaches Student Excitement Being the Vocational Training Director at ZOE, I have plenty of opportunity to interact with teen boys and girls, and I am thankful for my time with them. It is certainly a change of pace for them, as many are used to traditional education like math, science, history, and language study. […]
ZOE Missionaries Help Victims of Child Trafficking “The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of the mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one.” – Mr. Antolini, Catcher in the Rye This quotation makes me think of ZOE’s many amazing […]
About Mama Vickie Many of you know that Vickie McCoy is ZOE’s first stateside missionary. In 2013, after years of sharing her time and talent with ZOE, she left her job of over 20 years to begin serving here full-time. As she was preparing to make this major life change, she shared with coworkers that […]
Meet The Boyer Family | Missionaries in Thailand In 2006 when the pastor of their church in Hawaii asked them to take a scouting trip to check out ZOE Children’s Homes in Thailand, the Boyers were “too busy.” Ron was working for Hawaii’s governor and Cissy was selling real estate and homeschooling their two kids, […]
Children Running Away From Home written by Andrea Cross My son sat on the top bunk sobbing. “You’re so mean, Mum. I’m running away.” The words stung, but I knew the temporary anger at not being given his way would soon subside and, after pausing for a second to be sure that the tone of my […]
