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Dear in Christ, faithful partners in the gospel, June 2016 Thank you very much for your faithful support and unceasing prayers for the gospel work in Myanmar especially through the ministry of Timothy Bible School & Seminary. In my previous newsletter, I had asked you to pray about the 7 th Biennial graduation (April 2, 2016), and the Lord enabled us to accomplish much. I, therefore, cannot wait to write my newsletter at this time because I have many things to share about God’s faithfulnesses (which is the evidence of your prayer support, too). In the last week of February, I preached from Judges 6:14 at the delegate meeting of the Evangelical Baptist Conference (which is the only fundamental group in the region and came into existence by preaching the gospel back in 1975). About 30 young people responded to the altar call and have gone out to many mission fields. I was privileged to dedicate the cornerstone of Akluai Village’s new church building, and to conduct the wedding of a couple from our church (pictured on right). During this school year, Mr. Gregory Paul Zern came to teach the students, which is a real encouragement to the students and staff. We were encouraged very much by his teaching in our school. By the way, please contact me if anyone of you is interested in teaching Bible and English. We appreciate your personal involvement and help in our school. The 7 th Biennial graduation of Timothy Bible School was graced by the presence of Rev. Bill Bowen (IPM International Representative) and Dr. & Mrs. David Peterson from First Baptist Church, Land O’ Lakes, FL. On March 31, we drove from Kalay Town (which has the only airport in the area) to Tedim Town (in the Chin State of Myanmar), where the school is. We appreciated your prayers which were answered as we traveled safely on the dangerous roads. We faced an unusual thunderstorm, heavy rain, bad fog, wind, and a landslide of rocks (both before and after we were forced to turn the car around on a precarious one lane road while we were at 7000 feet with a sheer cliff below). We slept in the car on that cold and windy night since driving further was impossible. We were thankful that the Lord answered our fervent prayers for safety and protection. We were truly and miraculously protected! The Lord helped us continue our journey the next day (April 1) and enabled us to have the Bible conference the same day, and the graduation on April 2. Rev. Bill Bowen conferred diplomas to the 36 graduating students, Dr. David Peterson gave the graduation message, and Mrs. Denise Peterson gave gifts to “For though I preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me; yea, woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel.” (1 Corinthians 9:16) Rev . Nang Lyan Kap Serving the Lord in Myanmar c/o Jacob K.K. Mung GPO Box 820 Yangon, Myanmar Email: [email protected] International Partnership Ministries Your Partner with national missionaries around the world 100 Spring Ave. Hanover, PA 17331 Phone 717.637.7388 E-mail: [email protected] Kap Family with Rev. Bowen & Dr. & Mrs. Peterson Rev. Bill Bowen confers degree Mrs. Peterson gives gifts 2016 TBS Graduates

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Dear in Christ, faithful partners in the gospel, June 2016

Thank you very much for your faithful support and unceasing prayers for the gospel work in Myanmar especially through the ministry of Timothy Bible School & Seminary. In my previous newsletter, I had asked you to pray about the 7th Biennial graduation (April 2, 2016), and the Lord enabled us to accomplish much. I, therefore, cannot wait to write my newsletter at this time because I have many things to share about God’s faithfulnesses (which is the evidence of your prayer support, too).

In the last week of February, I preached from Judges 6:14 at the delegate meeting of the Evangelical Baptist Conference (which is the only fundamental group in the region and came into existence by preaching the gospel back in 1975). About 30 young people responded to the altar call and have gone out to many mission fields. I was privileged to dedicate the cornerstone of Akluai Village’s new church building, and to conduct the wedding of a couple from our church (pictured on right).

During this school year, Mr. Gregory Paul Zern came to teach the students, which is a real encouragement to the students and staff. We were encouraged very much by his teaching in our school. By the way, please contact me if anyone of you is interested in teaching Bible and English. We appreciate your personal involvement and help in our school.

The 7th Biennial graduation of Timothy Bible School was graced by the presence of Rev. Bill Bowen (IPM International Representative) and Dr. & Mrs. David Peterson from First Baptist Church, Land O’ Lakes, FL. On March 31, we drove from Kalay Town (which has the only airport in the area) to Tedim Town (in the Chin State of Myanmar), where the school is. We appreciated your prayers which were answered as we traveled safely on the dangerous roads. We faced an unusual thunderstorm, heavy rain, bad fog, wind, and a landslide of rocks (both before and after we were forced to turn the car around on a precarious one lane road while we were at 7000 feet with a sheer cliff below). We slept in the car on that cold and windy night since driving further

was impossible. We were thankful that the Lord answered our fervent prayers for safety and protection. We were truly and miraculously protected!

The Lord helped us continue our journey the next day (April 1) and enabled us to have the Bible conference the same day, and the graduation on April 2. Rev. Bill Bowen conferred diplomas to the 36 graduating students, Dr. David Peterson gave the graduation message, and Mrs. Denise Peterson gave gifts to

“For though I preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon me; yea, woe is unto me, if I preach not the gospel.” (1 Corinthians 9:16)

R e v . N a n g L y a n K a p Serving the Lord in Myanmar

c/o Jacob K.K. MungGPO Box 820 Yangon, MyanmarEmail: [email protected] International Partnership Ministries

Your Partner with national missionaries around the world

100 Spring Ave.Hanover, PA 17331

Phone 717.637.7388E-mail: [email protected]

Kap Family with Rev. Bowen & Dr. & Mrs. Peterson

Rev. Bill Bowen confers degree Mrs. Peterson gives gifts 2016 TBS Graduates

the graduates. Their presence was a great encouragement to the graduates and the community as well. This is a true multiplication of laborers in the harvest of the Lord according to 2 Timothy 2:2. The graduates have returned to their respective villages to preach the gospel. The theme of the graduation was “..for necessity is laid upon me.” (1 Corinthians 9:16). Your valuable sacrifice and investment in the gospel of Jesus Christ is worthwhile and fruitful.

PRAISES - for the 100% recovery of my dear wife Lam Cing from the threat of the silent killer (Cancer) in her liver and the cause thereof. During the 2nd week in May, she had a complete check up and everything is normal. Rejoice with us for these wonderful achievements in our ministries because these are the results and fruits of your prayers and generous support.

Please keep PRAYING for the Timothy Bible School Office Building Project ($40,000). We are THANKFUL that IPM has given approval for our two sons to accompany us during our deputation in 2017 (one church is willing to supply funds for our international airline tickets). Also PRAY AND KINDLY HELP with our family’s other expenses during our deputation in 2017. I cannot wait to share how God is a very present help and very practical in our family lives and ministries.

Once again, thank you very much for your prayers, love and generosity which we never deserved apart from the love of Calvary.

Thankfully and humbly, Rev. Kap, Lam Cing, Thawnpi, Sumpi & Hoihpi Your missionary family in Myanmar (Burma)

Contributions to our ministry should be made payable to IPM and sent to IPM, Inc., 100 Spring Ave., Hanover, PA 17331. Be sure to include a note designating “Kap Support” or any other special designation that you may have for us. Thank you.

If you change your email, would you take a moment to contact us at [email protected] with your new email and name. Thank you so much.