Have you ever read a booklet of prayer for an unreached people group?

This is a booklet usually 20-30 pages long and highlighting different items for prayer for a month or a few weeks.  There are many prayer guides out for the peoples of the Mekong region, Mien, Hmong, Lao, Thai Leu, Shan, etc.  However, there is NOT one for the Tai Dam!  Yet! 

With God's help and a lot of time from others, this is about to change.  People are gathering stories, thoughts, and ideas from many areas where the TD live.  We are getting both missionaries and Tai Dam themselves to write on different topics.  This book will be a  30 Days of Prayer for the Tai Dam.

One goal we have for this booklet, is to see a renewal in peoples commitment to praying for the Tai Dam.  After seeing (and you praying for) the battle that wages for the souls of the Tai Dam in Vietnam, we are more than ever realizing that this work will only happen, if He allows it.  We humans have done what we can, and after seeing how "effective" our efforts are, we can: 1) give up, 2) keep on stubbornly, or 3) move ahead on our knees.

In most instances we know of, when people began to produce these types of books, they came up against many obstacles.  

• We ask you to join us, as we pray that we would find/write stories, that would give people a new look into the Tai Dam life and culture, which would lead them to pray more for the TD. 
• Secondly, we would ask that this book would be collated and ready for printing by the first of the new year.  We would like to see it out and into praying hearts by Thai new year, which is the same as Chinese New Year.  

If you know of any helpful items you would like to see included in this booklet, please e-mail us.  Also if you know of numbers or groups of people that you can distribute them to, please let us know so we can print the right amount this first time.  Not so many that we waste His money and they sit on a shelf, but not so few that we don't have enough for everyone that is praying for the TD.  We hope to see this book translated into Thai, Lao, Korean, Chinese, and German.