Southeast Asia

Panit, a Buddhist man, starts reading the Bible. But how will he respond when what it says collides with what his culture says?

Aisha had little access to the gospel, but she had questions. See how a digital media ministry met here where she was and helped her find a new way.

Life in a coastal fishing village—in Southeast Asia, or really, anywhere—can be both rugged and refreshing. Can you picture God at work here?

Jackie’s team couldn’t take a thousand friends and supporters to the field to visit their ministry. But they found a creative way to bring them along.

Until the Richardsons came, the five Sawi villages and surrounding tribes were often at odds with one another over past wrongs. Would their acceptance of Jesus as God’s reconciling “Peace Child” be enough to overcome their ancient animosity?

Bangkok has nearly 15 million people. Less than 1% of them follow Jesus. This place is hotter, harder and more resistant to the gospel than you can imagine.

Wanderlust—or a passion for the nations—got you longing to travel? Make a virtual visit to a busy, East Asian city: Bangkok, Thailand. See yourself there?

Pioneers in Southeast Asia and their partners bought 1,700+ locally made hazmat suits and other supplies to donate to at least 46 hospitals and clinics.

Groups of foreign and local believers focused on church planting are working together and seeing the gospel start to go places it hasn’t gone before.

Launch teams are a landing place for new Pioneers to focus on language and culture and be mentored by a team of long-term church planters before they launch out to a new location.

Hear from two Pioneers in this video who are making Southeast Asia their home and bringing the light of the kingdom into their community.

Three tough years of sharing the gospel with skaters in urban Southeast Asia. He had new plans and a new place to live and work. Then God called him back.

Sometimes we get to witness the power of God firsthand. Sometimes we only hear whisperings of it. And sometimes a teashop owner shouts it on the gospel-hungry streets of Asia.