Introduction:

• Mission trip to Thailand recap.
• Challenges with travel, fundraising, and reduced team size.

Connection with Enoch:

• Contact initiated through mutual connections.
• Enoch's ministry focuses on community-building and church planting.

Fundraising and Travel Hurdles:

• Significant cost increases for flights delayed team planning.
• Adaptations made to proceed with a smaller team.

Cultural Observations:

• Thai coffee culture emphasizes community over function.
• Meals often shared in a communal, buffet-style setting.

Ministry and Documentary Work:

• Filming with minimal resources under challenging conditions.
• Enoch’s success rooted in consistency and relationships.
• Highlights of Buddhist cultural landmarks and their profound influence.

Editing Insights:

• Spent 20-30 hours weekly from June to October editing the documentary.
• Used innovative storytelling techniques, including animations by Eddie Rivas.

Submission and Goals:

• Documentary submitted to the Christian Worldview Film Festival.
• Aspiration to inspire through storytelling and honor the community’s faith journey.

1. Victory Church Chiang Mai: The church is integral to the documentary, showcasing community impact in a predominantly Buddhist region.
2. Enoch’s Philosophy: His approach emphasizes relationships over traditional proselytizing, resonating with Thai cultural values.
3. Filmmaking Challenges: Limited resources and intense work schedules reflect the dedication behind the mission.
4. Christian Worldview Film Festival: Hosted by Sherwood Church in Albany, Georgia, the festival celebrates faith-based filmmaking, providing a platform for documentaries like this.

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