Kim Brown
Kim Brown

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Kim Brown works with a team of indigenous leaders to manage a multi-faceted response to the needs of tribal peoples: HIV/AIDS prevention education, care for those who are HIV+ (including the House of Love for women and children affected by AIDS), ministry to people with disabilities, youth ministry and education and economic development work among migrants in locations spanning from traditional villages to urban slums. Kim carries out her ministry in relationship with the Thailand Karen Baptist Convention.
Projects, Journals & News
Journals
December 26, 2019 | Kim Brown Merry Christmas from Kim Brown
Journals
November 6, 2019 | Kim Brown The God who sees!
Journals
March 12, 2018 | Kim Brown Celebrating 17 Years at the Christian Center for the Development of Persons with Disabilities

The Christian Center for the Development of Persons with Disabilities had a special time of thanksgiving on Feb. 17th, marking the completion of Finland’s support of the CDPD.
Thailand - Scholarships for the House of Blessing
Projects
December 2, 2017 | International Ministries Thailand – Scholarships for the House of Blessing

Scholarships will enable the ethnic minority children served by the House of Blessing to continue their educations in Thai public schools.
Thailand - Rice for House of Blessing Families
Projects
November 14, 2017 | International Ministries Thailand – Rice for House of Blessing Families

By providing rice to the families of young students, the House of Blessing is not only meeting nutritional needs but also helping to keep the children from being sent to beg in the night market.
Journals
June 21, 2016 | Kim Brown Kim Brown Planning for Retirement after 32 Years as IM Missionary in Thailand. Ministry She Founded Seeking New Leadership

Twenty years ago, American Baptist International Ministries (IM) missionary in Thailand Kim Brown founded the House of Love as a refuge for former brothel workers who had contracted AIDS.