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The chuch began renting a building in Nonthaburi some time ago. I visited that building on my recent trip to Thailand last month. The 2nd floor is translation, the 3rd floor is the Presiding Bishopric's Thailand office and the 4th floor is the mission offices.
The Soi Asoke building is much as it was in the 1970's. They added second floor offices in the late 70's which are now used by the Bangkok Stake Presidency and Church Education. The Elder's quarters there were removed at the same time or shortly afterwards. The stake presidency is proposing that the building be expanded (remodeled or replaced) to provide true stake center functionality. You can see a recent picture at my web site www.theHaslams.com - click on Thailand Bangkok mission in the left column and then select church buildings in Thailand.
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Apparently from what I can figure, the man who wrote the article was baptized in 1976 within months of when I went home (I went home in May). I was delighted with the article and wished that he had give a few more specifics. Maybe some of you know the answers:
1. What univerisity did he study at?
2. When exactly did he find the Book of Mormon in his dormitory?
3. How long after finding the Book of Mormon in English until he was baptized?
I have a few personal reasons for wanting to know more about his. I didn't know the family, but wish I did.
It was a great article. If you have not read it, all of you should.
Dave Kelly
1974-1976
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ok my name is Kerri Russell, and i enter the mtc on July 10, so i need help.... pronto!! so any experienced people can give advice, and those that aren't as experienced can share there wisdom as well. (i still don't have all the clothes i need) what is better thigh highs, knee highs, or all the way up the leg?!?!
have a good life!!
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For those who served in Thailand, especially those who spent any amount of time in Bangkok, will recognize the family who graces the pages of the July 2002 Ensign. The article starts on page 33. Interesting enough, the picture this family chose for the article is outdated as that is what his family looked like back in 1992 when I served my mission ;-).
Enjoy the article.
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Hey All~
I recently was called to serve in Thailand and would like to see if I could get in contact with any other soon to be reporting missionaries. I report the 10th of july. Also any tips or pointers from the veterans would be most appreciated. Hope to here from peep soon and can't wait to go forth and serve. Thanks~
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I recently received my call to Thailand. I am having trouble contacting anyone who has served there, and I would really appreciate any advice anyone would be willing to give about what to take and what to expect. Thanks so much!
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I know a Thai woman who is looking for a host family to help her and her 8 year old daughter (and possibly her 16 year old daughter) with their English study. She is willing to talk about compensation. She has been in Las Vegas for over a year and is trying this last method of "immersion" to sharpen her language skills before returning to Thailand in mid-July. If you have extra room (or know anyone who does) and would like some excellent Thai meals on your table, let me know. I have known this family for over a year and will vouch for their manners and company. We would help them ourselves if we had the room. Phii Nalumol is looking for accomodations ASAP.
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I would love a really good Tom Yum recipe. I would also love a good recipe for Naam Tok. Thanks!
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http://communities.msn.com/MarkandShawnaScott
This is a site I just put up that has pictures of my mission. There will be more soon.
Mark
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Dale:
Outdid yourself! A most excellent site.
Thanks so much. Greatly appreciated.
R. Tucker
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