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After the execution of four anti-coup persons recently, there are increase fightings between the Regime and People Defence Forces (PDFs) allied with the Ethnic Armed Organizations across the country.

This week, there was a heavy fighting between  Kachin Independence Army (KIA) united with the People Defence Force (PDF) and the Regime troops joint with Shanni Force in Sel Zin, Hpakant Township. After intense fighting, the KIA and PDF took two Regime military camps, killing at least 15 people from the regime side.

Then, the Regime Army attacked the Sel Zin village with airstrikes and fired heavy weaponries. On the night of August 9th, the Regime Army and its allied troops entered the village and set on fire over 400 houses including the villagers’ properties such as motorcycles and cars by piling them together. On the same day, other Regime troops entered Thit Pu Lwe Kone, a village in Magwe region, where there is no fighting currently, and set it on fire. The villagers run for their lives.

Since the coup the Regime Council has been killing and arresting people, burning villages and people’s properties across the country to instill fear and add misery upon the innocent citizens. 

The Regime Army and its alliance continue burn villages

Ju Ju San is a 28 years old Christian woman who married to a man of other faith. In her single life, she attended the church regularly and participated in Bible study and prayer meetings. However, after marriage, her life was changed dramatically and became far from church and believers’ fellowships.

One day, one of our missionaries met her and made a plan to restore her faith by regularly visiting her house to do Bible Study. After one month, she returned to Christ and shared the love of God to her husband.

One night, God spoke her in a dream. In her dream, she crossed beside the tombs with her children. Some people warned her not to cross by that place. However, she replied that she is ok because she belives the living God. Then she arrived to her home and sat on the chair. She heard a voice and then saw two angels. The angels told her to look behind and when she did, she saw Jesus. Jesus told her to continue believe in Him and serve Him. After this vision, today her faith is restored and continue serve the Lord fervently once again.

Let’s pray for Ju Ju San and her husband that through her life and sharing, her husband will receive Jesus Christ.

Pray that believers in Myanmar will continue trust the Lord and keep their faith and fellowships with the Lord amidst the difficulties in the country.

Pray that God may use missionaries, evangelists and pastors to bring people back of spiritual dormancy and restore faith to Christ. 

In this tough time in Myanmar, the people look for God’s love and message more than ever. The pre-believers quests for answers and truth for the many questions they have in this time of uncertainty and despair. The hearts of Myanmar people are opened to His message as Jesus said, “The harvest are plentiful.”

Given this situation, God opened opportunities for us to share gospel resources to some harvesters (evangelists and pastors) to boost their ongoing ministry. This week, one of the harvesters received Bibles and 2,500 gospel tracts from us. He, like other harvesters, will distribute the tracts to the unreached in his community and use the Bibles to disciple new believers he harvested. 

If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 

Pray for the people of Myanmar that they will discover Jesus Christ as living God and Savior. 

Pray that God’s message will bring live and comfort in their sufferings. 

Pray that the safety of harvesters and God’s anointing over them. 
Pray for more opportunities and resources to share God’s message of love and salvation. 

Myanmar’s Military Council has extended a state of emergency by six months. The junta chief appeared in state media saying the country’s electoral system would need to reform before fresh polls could be held. 

He also added that due to instability in the country, it was difficult to implement the ASEAN five consensus points in the previous year and will try to implement this year. On April 24 last year, five consensus points were issued at ASEAN's emergency meeting on Myanmar in Jakarta, Indonesia, which has not been implemented for more than a year.

He also invited the leaders of some of the country’s established ethnic rebel groups for a second round of face to face meetings adding a call to remaining ethnic armed organizations to come to peaceful resolutions. 

The Military Council has recently executed two top political leaders and two others who opposed the coup, against the extensive appealing from the people, the ASEAN and international community not to carry out the execution. 

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