Chiang Mai Ambassador and the Best Resources in Chiang Mai and Getting Connected
Chiang Mai Ambassador
Here are some useful resources from the Chiang Mai Ambassador
Basic Living in Chiang Mai Activities
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Our NEW student, Kaow!
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Tax Deductible Donations
501(c)(3) tax-deductible donations can be sent to the wonderful CMI folks in Florida. Payable to: “CMI” Christian Ministries Inc. ℅ J. Nixon Daniel, III Beggs & Lane, RLLP 501 Commendencia Street Pensacola, FL 32502 Please note on separate paper it is for Robert Bowling or DigitalMission. THANK YOU so much! If you don’t care about the tax write-off…
Needs list, not in budget:
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Ministry House Overview
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