I Want This City

Missionary Designer

Pastor Doug and the team grab water taxis, motorcycle taxis, and sky trains as they criss-cross Bangkok. They take Nicole, a graphic designer just graduated from college, to present her Health Expo banner designs to marketing executives at Bangkok Adventist Hospital and at one of Thailand’s biggest malls.

Pastor Doug and the team grab water taxis, motorcycle taxis, and sky trains as they criss-cross Bangkok. They take Nicole, a graphic designer just graduated from college, to present her Health Expo banner designs to marketing executives at Bangkok Adventist Hospital and at one of Thailand’s biggest malls.

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