Purpose
Ninety percent of Thailand's 60 million people consider themselves Buddhist, and while many forms of Buddhism are practiced here the common teaching indoctrinated into all Thai people from a very young age is that man's entry into heaven depends entirely on his own efforts, based upon a system of personal merit. Even within the Christian churches in Thailand the concept of 'Faith alone, in Christ alone' is seldom understood, and most churches perpetuate the notion that the Christian life is some form of emotionalism and/or religious ritualism.
Despite these 'obstacles' to God's grace, there are many people - young children in particular - who are positive to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and Bible doctrine, as well as a growing number of Thai-speaking Christians positive to Bible doctrine scattered throughout the country and abroad who provide a demand for written materials.
