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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.
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81%Support Currently PledgedPreparing for my retirement has led to reflecting on the last 36 years. One activity I had to do at a transition
Think about what we have in Christ: the encouragement He has brought us, the comfort of His love, our sharing in His
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