Posted:Saturday,February 21,2015
by Bill Sherman:religion writer.
In a modest building in a north Tulsa neighborhood bounded by highways and industrial areas, America’s only Burmese
THE GOD BLOG: CHIN DO KHAM'S EXTRAORDINARY GLOBAL INFLUENCE
Posted:Friday,Oct25,2013
By Bill Sherman:World Religion Writer
I was in Beijing, China, last week when I got word that my friend Chin Do Kham had died unexpectedly. I thought at first it must be a sick joke; he was 54, trim, full of energy, and seemed to be in perfect health.
I got back from China too late to attend his funeral, but I am told that Victory Christian
FORMER ORU PROFESSOR HELPED HIS NATIVE MYANMAR
Posted on:Wednesday,Oct 16,2013
By Tim Stanley( Tulsa World Staff Writer )
Chin Do Kham could read it in their eyes.
It was the same fear and apprehension that once, he could well-imagine, had been visible in his own.
"They are trying to adapt. They have an identity crisis. They are searching," Kham told the Tulsa World in 2009 while
