Author: Myanmar Christian Church

Job Tuang’s Testimony: I entered this world in Tungzang, journeyed to Malaysia, and in 2008, by God’s providence, arrived in the United States through open doors in Atlanta. For a decade, I called Atlanta home. The Lord graciously bestowed upon me a beautiful, godly wife, along with a son and a daughter. Life was good,...

Two Immigrants in the Bible Dr. Wonsuk Ma, Executive Director, ORU Center for Spirit-Empowered Research Praise the Lord! My wife and I were truly blessed to witness the children here this morning. I believe you always tell them, “You came to America for you.” So, this morning, I want to share about two immigrants in...

Pathway to Freedom Dr. Ron Luce, CEO, Generation Next Mingalaba! That’s all I know! I’ve had the pleasure of visiting your beautiful country several times. From Yangon to Pakan and Chin State, I’ve traversed Myanmar, and each encounter with the Burmese people brings my heart closer to yours. Even though we haven’t met, the connection...

The Need of a Church Pastor Sharon Daugherty, Founding Pastor, Victory Christian Center I firmly believe that this church holds fundamental significance in the present era. When reflecting on the years 2020 and 2021, marked by government decisions to shut down numerous institutions, including churches, some congregations discerned the gravity of the situation. This prompted...

Immanuel, God is with us Dr. William M. Wilson, President, Oral Roberts University What a delight it is to be here on this very unique and special day! I want to congratulate Pastor Khai & Sister Mary for years of faithful ministry. Pastor Khai is a faithful, good, godly, stable brother. We are honored to...

Many Blessings to Count Pastor Kham Khai, MCC Founding Pastor Our heartfelt gratitude stems from the profound love God has showered upon us and the cherished church members who hold God and us dearly in their hearts. There is nothing more precious on this earth than these relationships! What an incredible blessing, a source of...

Arrival of the Zomi in Oklahoma, USA: The first Zomi (and Burmese) arrivals in Tulsa occurred in 1990 when Dr. Chín Do Kham and his family came to study in the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) program at Oral Roberts University (ORU)1. Subsequently, Dr. Howard Chin Khen Mang, Rev. Cin Khaw Kham, and Peter Mang arrived....

A Brief History: “Celebration of the Goodness of God: A Celebration of a Generation” Myanmar Christian Church (MCC) embarked on its journey on December 7, 1997, with a small group of individuals. As it celebrated its 25th anniversary, the congregation flourished to include approximately 400 members. This testament to growth and resilience is credited to...

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