Products
Books
On the Back Road to Mandalay
"On the Back Road to Mandalay" is the story of twenty years of life and work in the mountains of western Burma.Buy the book
It is Life to be of Service
Read for the first time about the incredible life of Dr. Erik East, the first missionary doctor to the Chin people of Myanmar.Buy the book
Myanmar Gold
Follow award-winning journalist M.A. Robinette to the remote jungle villages of Myanmar and discover Myanmar Gold.
Pioneer Trails
Read the inspirational first-hand account of the first missionaries to the Chin people of Burma (Myanmar).
Kaang Chin New Testament
A work 20 years in the making, the New Testament is now available in the native language of the Kaang Chin people.Buy the book
Original artwork
Amazing Marketplace
This colorful and lovely market scene captures the energy and vibrance of countless such marketplaces across Myanmar. In every good-sized city there is an abundance of fresh produce and activity buzzing around these hubs of commerce.
Blue Lady
This woman in the beautiful blue turban represents the powerful role of the women of Myanmar. Here, like few other places in the world, women are treated with respect for their hard work, enterprise, ingenuity, and wisdom.
Brothers
This painting, also used for the front cover, was made from a photo taken by one of the Myanmar Team members during a 2014 visit to Kruk Village. We chose this image because it captured so much of the meaning and many of the important elements of the story of Naing Thang.
Flowers and Food
As diverse as the varieties of food for sale throughout Myanmar, flowers of countless colors cover the marketplaces prolific in the subtropical countryside. Beauty is everywhere you look, including the intricate oriental materials worn by the people.
Girl and Baby
Among the nearly sixty million people of Myanmar, beautiful young girls tote little ones with them everywhere they go.
Thanaka on Two
An ancient Burmese beauty balm called “thanaka,” made from the pulverized bark of a local tree, is unique to Myanmar.
Girls Singing in Church
Three young girls joining the Myanmar Team in Matupi in 2019 were singing and praising God vigorously for several days.
The Road Maker
This original charcoal of a Myanmar road worker shows the face of a woman who was part of a road-construction crew in the mountains of Chin State.
Three Mang Puei
This original charcoal was created from a photograph taken at a recent Kaang Chin celebration where locals gathered together to celebrate their history, culture, dress, and dancing.
Village Basket Weaver
This Kruk Village basket weaver, U Hrung Ma, has been a fixture in Kruk for longer than even he can remember.
Girl with Sticks
This painting represents one of the young girls Pastor Naing found in Chin State, carrying sticks of wood on her back to survive after her parents had died.
Smoking and Cooking
Cooking pots and attendants such as these are a common and constant sight throughout Myanmar.
Kaang Chin Woman
This Kaang Chin woman wears the colors of the Kaang Chin, proudly displays her very large earrings, and is laden with dozens of necklaces.