Overview
Santiphap means 'PEACE' in the Thai language.
"For He (Jesus) Himself is our peace (Santiphap)" Ephesians 2: 14 (a)
OUR VISION 7-11
To plant and establish Santiphap churches in each and every province in Thailand by dividing Thailand's 77 provinces into 11 mission zones.
FOUNDING
In February 1990, the Global Mission Society (GMS, S. Korea) sent Rev. Chong Pae Kim and his family to Thailand to be missionaries. He received a vision from God to preach the gospel to the Thai people. In August 1992, he founded the first church named "Bangkok Santiphap Church." In July 1993, he pioneered the Santiphap Khok Charoen Church (Yasothon Province).
After that, he moved to Singapore in July 1994 with the vision to preach the gospel to the Thai people who were in Thailand and elsewhere. In September 1995, Rev. Chong Pae Kim pioneered and founded the Singapore Santiphap Church in partnership with Glory Presbyterian Church. In December 1995, Santiphap Don Mon Church (Buriram Province) was founded. He has continued with the works of Santhiphap until the present.
In line with a renewed vision through Santiphap Mission Initiatives, Reverend Kim and the churches, have set a goal to establish at least one church in each province in Thailand.
From 1992 until 2024, God has called on His workers at home and abroad to share this vision. Today, the vision moves forward. claiming assurance from Habakkuk 2:3 "For the revelation awaits an appointed time; it speaks of the end and will not prove false. Though it lingers, wait for it; it will certainly come and will not delay." Santiphap Church Association (SCA) now has 12 preaching stations and 24 churches in 27 provinces in Thailand, 1 church in Singapore, and 1 in South Korea.
1992: Founded Bangkok Santiphap Church, Bangkok.
1993: Founded Khok Charoen Church, Yasothorn.
1995: Founded Dunmon Church, Buriram.
1995: Founded Santiphap Church Singapore, Singapore.
2000: Founded Non Saat Church, Udon Thani.
MILESTONES (2001-2010)
2002: Founded Donko Church, Bueng Kan.
2005: Founded Chiang Mai Church, Chiang Mai (became independent).
2005: Founded Khon Kaen Church, Khon Kaen.
2005: Founded Ubon Church, Ubon Ratchathani.
2006: Founded Jai Mai (Nongki) Church, Buriram.
2007: Founded Hat Yai Church, Songkhla.
2007: Founded Phasuk Church, Bangkok (merged with Santiphap Bangkok in 2016).
2008: Founded Korat Church, Nakhon Ratchasima.
MILESTONES (2011-2020)
2012: Set up Khong Chiam Preaching Station, Ubon Ratchathani.
2015: Founded Nan Church, Nan.
2015: Set up Pathumrat Preaching Station, Roi Et.
2015: Set up Nong Chik Preaching Station, Sukhothai.
2015: Founded Nong Waeng Church, Chaiyaphum.
2016: Founded Sa Kaeo Church, Sa Kaeo.
2016: Founded Phetchaburi Church, Phetchaburi.
2017: Set up Phon Na Kaeo Preaching Station, Sakon Nakhon.
2017: Set up Loeng Nok Tha Preaching Station, Yasothon.
2018: Founded Sakon Nakhon Church, Sakon Nakhon.
2018: Founded Tha Champa Church, Nakhon Phanom.
2018: Founded Little Lamb Church, Chumphon.
2019: Founded Santiphap Phetchaburi Church, Phetchaburi.
MILESTONES (2021-2024)
2022: Set up Kalasin Preaching Station, Kalasin.
2022: Joined Santiphap Church Association — Wiang Lanna Church, Chiang Rai.
2022: Founded Santiphap Church Korea, Cheon-An, South Korea.
2022: Set up Khamchai Church, Mukdahan.
2022: Set up Bo Ploi Church, Kanchanaburi.
2023: Set up Phukamyao Preaching Station, Phayao.
2023: Set up Kap Choeng Preaching Station, Surin.
2023: Set up Khlung Jinda Preaching Station, Nakhon Pathom.
2023: Set up Lopburi Preaching Station, Lopburi.
2024: Set up Ban Pong Kong Preaching Station, Chiang Rai.
2024: Set up Karabi Preaching Station, Krabi.
2024: Joined Santiphap Church Association — New Vision Church, Chiang Rai.
SANTIPHAP MISSION INITIATIVES
(2025)
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