
Helping Ban Sanmana School launch its English Program
KMI met with Chiang Rai education supervisors and school leaders to plan a new English Program at Ban Sanmana School in Mae Sai.
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KMI met with Chiang Rai education supervisors and school leaders to plan a new English Program at Ban Sanmana School in Mae Sai.

Students near Mae Sai Bus Station finished their first week of hands-on computer lessons — completely free.

Registration opened for free English, computer, music, Chinese and Burmese classes for ages 12–28. Classes began on 21 April.

With Victory Mae Sai church, we celebrated Christmas with gifts, games and the good news of Jesus at Ban Sanmana School.

A Christmas celebration with Prabaramee Church in Chiang Rai: the Christmas story, a lively Q&A and a gift for every child.

A year after floods filled our centre with mud, we dedicated the new KMI headquarters in Mae Sai to serve the community and train local leaders.

Games, songs and crafts in English: a visiting team from Canada joined KMI and Victory Mae Sai at Ban Sanmana School’s English Camp.

A YWAM team from Canada joined KMI in schools, local fellowships and the wider Golden Triangle.

With Faithful Fishers, we taught public health and hygiene to students and gave every child a toothbrush kit.

After the 2024 floods we delivered rice, cooking oil and treats to 25 Burmese families in Mae Sai.

A historic day: with Victory Mae Sai we held the school’s very first Christmas programme.

On 10 September 2024 floodwater over two metres deep filled our ministry centre. This is how the community helped us rebuild.
Classes, school visits, outreach and team updates as they happen in Mae Sai.

KMI met with Chiang Rai education supervisors and school leaders to plan a new English Program at Ban Sanmana School in Mae Sai.

Students near Mae Sai Bus Station finished their first week of hands-on computer lessons — completely free.

Registration opened for free English, computer, music, Chinese and Burmese classes for ages 12–28. Classes began on 21 April.