Asia Pacific Missions

What couldn't you live without? Right now, there are over 1000 unreached people groups who live every day without knowing the name of Jesus. What would you give to tell them?

It's hard to miss the face of God in the faces of Asia Pacific. It's our honor to be invited into their homes, into their lives, and to call them our friends.

Have you signed up for our first ever #virtualrun? Raise awareness for children in need across Asia Pacific with us! See asiaslittleones.org/run for more details. GO, GO, GO!

This Friday, we're praying and fasting for the Dampelas, Banjar, Java Pesisir Lor, and Tugutil Never Reached people groups of #Indonesia. Would you intercede for them with us?

"XA INDONESIA Plants 8 New Campus Ministries During the Pandemic! Rachel Kezia (Rachel Kezia), Chi Alpha Indonesia national Coordinator, shares a powerful testimony how Chi Alpha Indonesia continues to grow during the pandemic! There are now 35 active local church based campus ministries in the Assemblies of God Indonesia (GSJA). We've planted 8 new ones since the pandemic started in March, including 1 internationally in Papa New Guinea." - Jamie Kemp, Youth Worker in #Indonesia

Asia's Little Ones, our children's ministry initiative, invites you to join their first annual #VirtualRun 5K / walk 1mi! Raise awareness and support for homes, health, and education for a generation of at risk kids across Asia, and help to provide them with hope and a future! Sign up today at asiaslittleones.org/run through Oct. 20!

Meet the new director of our Children's initiative, Asia's Little Ones: Missionary Doris Eckert! Doris and her husband Tim, along with their children, served as missionaries in South Sulawesi Indonesia for 19 years, living among and working to bring the gospel to the Bugis, Makassar, Torajan, Luwu, as well as several other unreached people groups. As the first AG missionaries to live in their location, they faced many new opportunities and challenges. Their primary focus was ...evangelism in remote villages without churches, leading social outreach ministries to villages that had never experienced the love of Jesus, and helping to teach and train future pastors and church planters at a training center there. Another ministry they developed was the Esperanza House, a home for young girls from the remote mountain villages to come and live in the city, where they could continue their education and graduate from High school. Without the Esperanza House these young ladies wouldn't have the opportunity at an education beyond elementary school. Doris also led Women's Bible studies, engaged in children's ministry opportunities, and ran their REACH ministry (Resource English And Conversation Hangout) where they provided a small library of books in English, and used the desire many have to learn English to openly share the message of the Gospel. But her main ministry was to her family as a wife, mom, and homeschool teacher for her children TJ, Ariyanna, and Grace. We are extremely grateful for Doris' leadership over ALO in this new season. Learn more about ALO at asiaslittleones.org.

It takes faith to make a bold step into an arena that is unknown. Gregory Michael Mundis, AGWM Executive Director

Looking for a missions internship that will change your world? Consider the Pacific. Its like no place on Earth. You will spend between 4 to 12 weeks working beside a veteran missionary, learning local language and customs, gaining valuable understanding of anthropology and missiology, engaging in practical, hands-on ministry and forming friendships that will last a lifetime. To learn more about this opportunity and ask questions, connect with our amazing Pipeline team at asiapacificmissions.org/join.