Bhutan has been in the international news over the last couple of days, due to the visit there of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The media attention is shining a spotlight on this small Himalayan nation, and it is
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Bhutan has been in the international news over the last couple of days, due to the visit there of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The media attention is shining a spotlight on this small Himalayan nation, and it is
Read moreBhutan spends around 7% of its GDP on education, but the quality of education, especially for girls, is not high. Several remote rural villages do not have access to roads, let alone electricity or telephones, and access to schools is
Read moreThe small church in Bhutan is facing pressures from the government as it restricts rights and freedoms.
Read moreTo choose to follow Jesus in Bhutan is to choose to set the government against you. Pray for spiritual breakthroughs as people struggle with the darkness that pervades their world.
Read moreGross National Happiness – yes, that is the measure by which policies in Bhutan are reviewed, what is their impact on the well-being of the nation. It sounds fantastic, but there are plenty of signs that you can’t make happiness
Read moreThe government in Bhutan acknowledges that it has an issue with child labour in the country, but finding a solution can be so much harder.
Read moreTeach a women to read and you can teach a nation and set in motion development and change. While the Bhutan government is committed to eradicating literacy, there remain deep needs to reach this nation, particularly for its women.
Read moreBuddhists in Bhutan worship evil spirits, and look to these for protection. This is bondage to evil that needs to be broken through prayer, to release this nation and its people from the hold of evil.
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