Southeast Asia

The people of SouthEast Asia desperately need to know the future and hope that Jesus offers.

One man, “Mr S”, was the only believer in his village for all his adult life, until God led our workers to live there. Now three of his life-long friends join us regularly on Sundays: though they are slow to open up, we can see God at work in their lives, and we believe that they are on their way to becoming fishers of men.

The huge diversity of religion in this part of the world includes Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, animism, ancestor worship, Confucianism, and Christianity.  Some countries enjoy freedom of religion, while others are significantly restricted.

Christianity is a minority religion in most of the region, and there are many underserved people groups.  Some Southeast Asian economies are among the fastest growing in the world and this is prompting rapid cultural change and a reconsideration of the role of religion. 

Who do we serve in Southeast Asia?

Southeast Asia is home to a diverse mix of people who practice a variety of religions including Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, animism, ancestor worship, Confucianism, and Christianity. Some countries enjoy freedom of religion, while others are significantly restricted. Several Southeast Asian economies are among the fastest growing in the world and this is prompting rapid cultural change and a reconsideration of the role of religion.

How do we serve?

Ministries include business as mission, discipleship, mentoring, a house of prayer, exploratory prayer into new areas, English language teaching, children’s ministry, and environmental projects.