From a Buddhist Monk to a Thai Gangster, God's Grace Broke Me
God showed me that if he could change me, he could also change a broken border town.
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God showed me that if he could change me, he could also change a broken border town.
BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Tak provincial office of the Tourism Authority of Thailand is encouraging more tourists to visit Doi Muser mountaintop to sample the unique Arabica coffee grown there.
| Dec 14, 2020 Halfway up a mountain in Chiang Mai’s rugged Pong Yaeng district, Varisa Singhamany had run out of food and water. The punishing jungle heat had reached its mid-afternoon peak, the sunlight burning bright through the bamboo and pines, baking everything between the scrub and the sky. She wasn’t sure she was going to make it. Varisa was in the middle of a 44k trail race, the furthest she had ever run at the time. She would have to push herself to her breaking point for another hour just to reach an aid station. There, she could refill her water bottles, grab some banana...