Stories of Us: Tho

Evangelist and worker Tho tells his story of becoming a Christian

Thu 23 Sep 2021

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Tho Luu shares his story about his roots in 1970's Vietnam, his move to Australia in1980 and about being an all round "good" and "respectful" boy for his parents and teachers. But he realised that being a good person, wasn't all there was to becoming a Christian. His story recounts the excitement of sharing the good news of Jesus wherever he could and becoming "Uncle Tho" to many people discovering the bible for himself.

Tho's story is all the more powerful as it has been recorded after suffering a hypoxic brain injury in 2017. Tho's enthusiasn is infectious and inspiring for all people who want to share their faith with others.

This video was filmed by Holy Trinity Kingsford Church (reshared with permission).

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Susan STOREY
Fri, 07/01/2022 - 12:07pm—

Tho your testimony was good that God is always at your side regardless of what happened to you for your time in hospital.
Susan STOREY
Fri, 07/01/2022 - 12:09pm—

Thankyou for your testimony and that you know God is always with you .

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Tho Luu

Tho Luu was born in Vietnam and moved to Australia when he was a young child. Tho has been an evangelist with City Bible Forum since 2009 and continues to write for various Christian organisations. Tho is known for his ability to lead people to Jesus in all kinds of circumstances. In January 2017, Tho sustained a hypoxic brain injury (injury due to insufficient blood supply to the brain). He spent 6 months in hospital and is now living with his parents. Tho continues to make small and steady improvements in his recovery.

Stories of Us: Tho

Evangelist and worker Tho tells his story of becoming a Christian

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