Go · Bang Saen, Thailand
Serve a week at The Landing, alongside the family and team who live here all year, and be in the room on the night Thai students hear about Jesus for the very first time.
Bring a teamWhy come
Bang Saen is a university city one hour from Bangkok, and almost none of its students have ever been asked what they believe. Your team will not fly in with its own plan; you will serve a work that has been here for years and will still be here long after you fly home. That is what makes the fruit remain.
people in Thailand follow Jesus
students at Burapha University, minutes from our door
students in our house twice a week, most hearing about Jesus for the first time
Who it's for
Bring a team for a week or more. Your people come home with a missionary heart for their own city, having served real outreach rather than a manufactured itinerary. We have hosted church teams from the United States and YWAM teams, and we are currently hosting DTS students. Each visit is built around the ministry that is already running.
Coming alone? Join the weekly rhythm with us for a week or a season: the games tables, the Friday message, Sunday church, and the quiet daily work behind them. It is the honest way to test a calling to Thailand.
Sensing that God might be calling you to Thailand for years, not days? Start the conversation with Ewan and Dao. The work is growing, the harvest is plentiful, and the workers are few.
On the ground
Teams do not create the ministry here; they pour fuel on it. Your week plugs into the rhythm that runs all year:
Cost & dates
Every team is different, so we plan dates and budget together: accommodation, food, local transport, and ministry costs depend on your group's size and length of stay. You will get a clear written plan and budget before anyone books a flight, and nothing is padded; teams come to serve the work, and the work keeps its costs honest.
The process
One email telling us who you are, roughly how many, and when you are thinking of coming.
We meet you, hear your team's heart, and talk honestly about what a week here looks like.
You receive a written plan: the schedule, the budget, where you will stay, and what you will serve.
A week in the rhythm of the house, with the team who live it all year.
Teams go home as partners: praying, giving, sending, and often coming back.
Honest answers
No. The Landing runs bilingually, Dao and the team translate, and the ministry model is built around presence: sitting at a table, playing a game, sharing food. Willingness matters far more than experience.
A week fits the full rhythm: Games Night, Friday Night, and Sunday church, with outreach and school workshops between. Longer stays go deeper; we have hosted teams for over three weeks.
Church teams from the United States and YWAM teams, and we are currently hosting DTS students. References from previous teams are available when we talk.
Bang Saen is a calm university town on the coast, an hour from Bangkok's airports. Teams stay together, and you are hosted by a family who have lived here for years with their children.
The Landing is an officially registered Thai church. UK giving runs through our fiscal sponsor, The Potter's Church, Stoke-on-Trent (Charity No. 1127462), and accounts are kept and shared. Your team budget is agreed in writing before you commit.
Go
One email starts it. Tell us who you are, and we will write back.
Bring a team