Thailand: update on Narin

18 July 2024

Mission partners Jason and Tracy Day share an update on their friend Narin. Narin used to be homeless but has seen his circumstances change over the past few months since he started going to church and gave his life to Jesus, and was until recently working. Sadly, Narin has now lost his job. He is unable to receive any help from the government and is now living on what he has managed to save. Please pray for Narin to see God at work and to know him better. Pray that he can get a job, as he will be back on the streets again without one.

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