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A Generation Rising
55% of the population of Myanmar is under 30 years old and barely 6% are Christians. As this generation ages, they will have a profound impact on their entire nation. What better gift can we give that nation than a cadre of Christian leaders whose motivation is to bless others, not exploit them?
Thank you for participating in what the Lord is doing through DAI in Myanmar!
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