Vision & Mission
- To cultivate communities of peace in the midst of conflict.
- To equip vulnerable people through education, provide basic needs of survival, and advocate peace amidst violence.
- To empower vulnerable people seeking safety from the harsh realities of war and being displaced.
Our Initiatives
- Leadership development
- Emergency relief work
- Community development
- Life Skills Training
- Care and advocate for vulnerable people
Our Story
Ashe serves as the Director and Founder of COPE, in addition to her role as the Dean of Student Affairs and instructor of Practical Theology at KHTS. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Peace Studies at Payap University, Wapang, the co-founder of COPE, serves as the Academic Dean of KHTS and teaches Systematic Theology and Mission. He also holds a faculty position and undertakes administrative responsibilities at Summit International Theological Institute.
Since 2019, our commitment as volunteer teachers at KHTS has produced numerous leaders equipped with master's degrees. These individuals serve as beacons of hope for vulnerable populations along the Thai-Myanmar border and beyond. Engaged in various roles, from church leadership to teaching in mission schools, they actively participate in community relief efforts, development initiatives, and life skills training.
Beyond the classroom, we lead initiatives such as leadership development seminars, emergency relief for internally displaced persons (IDPs), community development projects, and care and advocacy for vulnerable people. We have also had the privilege of presenting papers at international conferences addressing the plight of vulnerable communities.
Beyond the classroom, we lead initiatives such as leadership development seminars, emergency relief for internally displaced persons (IDPs), community development projects, and care and advocacy for vulnerable people. We have also had the privilege of presenting papers at international conferences addressing the plight of vulnerable communities.
