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Sanborn Chronicles Newsletters<\/h1>\n\n\n\n
October 2025
November 2024<\/a>
June 2023
March 2023
January 2023
March 2022 (1\/7)
March 2022 (2\/7)
March 2022 (3\/7)
March 2022 (4\/7)
March 2022 (5\/7)
March 2022 (6\/7)
March 2022 (7\/7)
January 2022\u00a0<\/a>
November 2021\u00a0<\/a>
August 2021\u00a0<\/a>
September 2020\u00a0<\/a>
April 2020\u00a0<\/a>
October 2019\u00a0<\/a>
June 2019\u00a0<\/a>
April 2019<\/a>
March 2019<\/a>
December 2018<\/a>
March 2018<\/a>
September 2017<\/a>
July 2017<\/a>
May 2017<\/a>
September 2016<\/a>
May 2016<\/a>
December 2015<\/a>
The tall man hovered above me, cussing me out. His accent was so thick that it took a minute to figure out what he was shouting in my face. But I could finally discern, \u201cI kill you.\u201d
I calmly braced myself to do a judo maneuver on this homeless man named Countryman. Then I looked him in the eyes and said, \u201cCan I pray for you?\u201d
He pulled away, shouting and cussing, \u201cYou stay away from me! I kill you!\u201d
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
May 2015<\/a>
February 2015<\/a>
July 2014<\/a>
“I got on my motorbike and went to get supplies from my home. When the winds picked up, shrapnel started flying and I couldn’t see where I was. There was a weird, loud buzzing sound between lightning strikes. It was a miracle that I could crawl back to safety. Sadly, I lost three friends who were not so fortunate. I later found my motorbike far away in a rice field.” This is one of many stories told me by the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan.
Read More…<\/a><\/em>\u201c
April 2014<\/a>
October 2013<\/a>
June 2013<\/a>
“Because of what you told me, I ate two yummy cockroaches.” The boy told me straight faced.
\u201cYou misunderstood me,\u201d I replied. \u201cYou need to fry bugs before you eat them.\u201d
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
October 2012<\/a>
April 2012
January 2012<\/a>
October 2011
Our visit to Phitsanulok opened the doors for Taa to share with his neighbors and friends which helped him to start a small church of over 12 believers.
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
June 2011<\/a>
April 2011<\/a>
March 2011<\/a>
November 2010<\/a>
July 2010<\/a>
March 2010<\/a>
February 2010<\/a>
October 2009<\/a>
July 2009<\/a>
May 2009<\/a> B
Ma<\/a>y 2009 A<\/a>
One woman spent 2 months fasting and praying, and now she can miraculously read. She reads her Bible to her family early every morning.
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
October 2008<\/a>
June 2008<\/a>
May 2008<\/a>
October 2007<\/a>
We planted 500 coffee plants to add to the 300 plants that were planted 2 years ago. We visited house to house, showed the Jesus film in their language with a projector and laptop, and took some extra time to visit a neighboring village (MaeTien).
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
August 2007<\/a>
Most of the villagers are Christian, but the Spirit Doctor named Boo Ngeun has been hesitant until all of his children agreed to his decision. He decided he couldn’t wait anymore. He invited Sean, Sombaht, Prayoon and Tongkham to come and pray with him to accept Christ.\u00a0The next day Boo Ngeun told Sean that the horrible pain in his knee was finally gone and that he had just slept peacefully for the first time in ages.
—–
Haan wasn’t healed outright that night, but he said he just knew that he could no longer reject the Gospel. He said that the night after Sean had prayed for him, he had experienced some strange supernatural things and felt that Sean\u2019s prayers had been the cause.
Read More…<\/a><\/em>
March 2007<\/a>
November 2006<\/a>
October 2005<\/a>
August 2005<\/a>
April 2005<\/a>
February 2005<\/a>
December 2004<\/a>
July 2004 A<\/a>
July 2004 B<\/a>
July 2004 C<\/a>
February 2004<\/a>
November 2003<\/a>
July 2003<\/a>
March 2003<\/a>
December 2002<\/a>
October 2002<\/a>
August 2002<\/a>
March 2002<\/a>
September 2001<\/a>
August 2001<\/a>
February 2001<\/a>
September 2000<\/a>
August 2000<\/a>
May 2000<\/a>
February 2000<\/a>
December 1999<\/a>
October 1999<\/a>
July 1999<\/a>
May 1999<\/a>
March 1999<\/a>
February 1999<\/a>
December 1998<\/a>
November 1998<\/a>
September 1998<\/a>
August 1998<\/a>
December 1997<\/a>
June 1997<\/a>
March 1997<\/a>
February 1997<\/a>
January 1997<\/a>
December 1996<\/a>
October 1996<\/a>
December 1995<\/a>
November 1995<\/a>
August 1994<\/a>
April 1994<\/a>


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Sanborn Chronicles Newsletters October 2025November 2024June 2023March 2023January 2023March 2022 (1\/7)March 2022 (2\/7)March 2022 (3\/7)March 2022 (4\/7)March 2022 (5\/7)March 2022 (6\/7)March 2022 (7\/7)January 2022\u00a0November 2021\u00a0August 2021\u00a0September 2020\u00a0April 2020\u00a0October 2019\u00a0June 2019\u00a0April 2019March 2019December 2018March 2018September 2017July 2017May 2017September 2016May 2016December 2015The tall man hovered above me, cussing me out. His accent was so thick that it […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_et_pb_use_builder":"off","_et_pb_old_content":"\n

Sanborn Chronicles Newsletters<\/h1>\n\n\n\n

March 2022 (1\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (2\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (3\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (4\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (5\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (6\/7)<\/a>
March 2022 (7\/7)<\/a>
January 2022\u00a0<\/a>
November 2021\u00a0<\/a>
August 2021\u00a0<\/a>
September 2020\u00a0<\/a>
April 2020\u00a0
October 2019\u00a0<\/a>
June 2019\u00a0<\/a>
April 2019<\/a>
March 2019<\/a>
December 2018<\/a>
March 2018<\/a>
September 2017<\/a>
July 2017<\/a>
May 2017<\/a>
September 2016<\/a>
May 2016<\/a>
December 2015<\/a>
The tall man hovered above me, cussing me out. His accent was so thick that it took a minute to figure out what he was shouting in my face. But I could finally discern, \u201cI kill you.\u201d
I calmly braced myself to do a judo maneuver on this homeless man named Countryman. Then I looked him in the eyes and said, \u201cCan I pray for you?\u201d
He pulled away, shouting and cussing, \u201cYou stay away from me! I kill you!\u201d
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
May 2015<\/a>
February 2015<\/a>
July 2014<\/a>
\"I got on my motorbike and went to get supplies from my home. When the winds picked up, shrapnel started flying and I couldn't see where I was. There was a weird, loud buzzing sound between lightning strikes. It was a miracle that I could crawl back to safety. Sadly, I lost three friends who were not so fortunate. I later found my motorbike far away in a rice field.\" This is one of many stories told me by the survivors of Typhoon Haiyan.
Read More...<\/a><\/em>\u201c
April 2014<\/a>
October 2013<\/a>
June 2013<\/a>
\"Because of what you told me, I ate two yummy cockroaches.\" The boy told me straight faced.
\u201cYou misunderstood me,\u201d I replied. \u201cYou need to fry bugs before you eat them.\u201d
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
October 2012<\/a>
April 2012
January 2012<\/a>
October 2011
Our visit to Phitsanulok opened the doors for Taa to share with his neighbors and friends which helped him to start a small church of over 12 believers.
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
June 2011<\/a>
April 2011<\/a>
March 2011<\/a>
November 2010<\/a>
July 2010<\/a>
March 2010<\/a>
February 2010<\/a>
October 2009<\/a>
July 2009<\/a>
May 2009<\/a> B
Ma<\/a>y 2009 A<\/a>
One woman spent 2 months fasting and praying, and now she can miraculously read. She reads her Bible to her family early every morning.
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
October 2008<\/a>
June 2008<\/a>
May 2008<\/a>
October 2007<\/a>
We planted 500 coffee plants to add to the 300 plants that were planted 2 years ago. We visited house to house, showed the Jesus film in their language with a projector and laptop, and took some extra time to visit a neighboring village (MaeTien).
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
August 2007<\/a>
Most of the villagers are Christian, but the Spirit Doctor named Boo Ngeun has been hesitant until all of his children agreed to his decision. He decided he couldn't wait anymore. He invited Sean, Sombaht, Prayoon and Tongkham to come and pray with him to accept Christ.\u00a0The next day Boo Ngeun told Sean that the horrible pain in his knee was finally gone and that he had just slept peacefully for the first time in ages.
-----
Haan wasn't healed outright that night, but he said he just knew that he could no longer reject the Gospel. He said that the night after Sean had prayed for him, he had experienced some strange supernatural things and felt that Sean\u2019s prayers had been the cause.
Read More...<\/a><\/em>
March 2007<\/a>
November 2006<\/a>
October 2005<\/a>
August 2005<\/a>
April 2005<\/a>
February 2005<\/a>
December 2004<\/a>
July 2004 A<\/a>
July 2004 B<\/a>
July 2004 C<\/a>
February 2004<\/a>
November 2003<\/a>
July 2003<\/a>
March 2003<\/a>
December 2002<\/a>
October 2002<\/a>
August 2002<\/a>
March 2002<\/a>
September 2001<\/a>
August 2001<\/a>
February 2001<\/a>
September 2000<\/a>
August 2000<\/a>
May 2000<\/a>
February 2000<\/a>
December 1999<\/a>
October 1999<\/a>
July 1999<\/a>
May 1999<\/a>
March 1999<\/a>
February 1999<\/a>
December 1998<\/a>
November 1998<\/a>
September 1998<\/a>
August 1998<\/a>
December 1997<\/a>
June 1997<\/a>
March 1997<\/a>
February 1997<\/a>
January 1997<\/a>
December 1996<\/a>
October 1996<\/a>
December 1995<\/a>
November 1995<\/a>
August 1994<\/a>
April 1994<\/a>


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