Projects in Asia

Bangladesh Theological Seminary was the first seminary in Bangladesh. Its leaders also started a much-needed Bible college and orphanage.

Beacon Baptist Theological College and Seminary in India prepares students for church ministry and missions through theological education.

Pastor Stephen and his wife are building a campground to use for seminars, leadership training, and outreach. Pray for their camp and retreat ministry.

Child and Family Prison Ministry is a home in Thailand for children whose parents are in prison for life or long enough that the children will be adults.

God is raising up pastors and church leaders all across East Asia. But their self-diagnosed primary need is for church leadership training.

The Akha people are refugees in any country. The Akha Light Foundation plants churches among the Akha people in Thailand.

Live Global has identified three churches that have rather unique circumstances and particular needs for the construction of new church buildings.

Work in Nagaland is challenging, but pastor Aki aims to build a spiritually multiplying church that will soon reach beyond India's borders.

Bijaya and his wife Bimala are faithful believers who engage in evangelism to remote villages in Nepal, where they share the gospel with hungry souls.

Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary in Myanmar turns Burmese believers into mature evangelists, who will make disciples in their country.

The Faith, Prayer, and Tract League (FPTL) has a team of people who write gospel tracts, pray daily, and hand out the tracts in India.

From a church to a literature library mobile boat, Friendship Ministries is about sharing the love of Jesus and discipling believers throughout Bangladesh.

Hope International School provides an opportunity for teachers and Christian students to share the hope of Christ with non-believing students and parents.

Join us in praying for the Koinonia Church network as its members aim to reach their goal of planting 500 churches in Nepal by 2020.

When women get saved, they know they can't go back to work in the red light district. New Life Salon was born out of one girl's desire to please Jesus.

Paul set aside his medical practice to get involved in developing Bible studies in the Delhi universities. This ministry has expanded into the slums.

By connecting missionaries and encouraging partnership with local believers, Partners International Ministries is advancing the gospel.

Through church planting and rescue work, God has worked through this unique church in India to establish more than 300 churches in the 10-40 window.

This partnership of Christians in India is deeply involved in rescuing, housing, caring for, and rehabilitating the children of sex workers in their city.

A book called "The Ancient Path" circulating throughout Southeast Asia talks about how the story of Jesus wasn’t just made up by Westerners.

Often, when families are short on money, they will offer their children as workers in harsh conditions. Sponsoring kids for school is a way to help.

Socorro and Faith (two single women and partners in ministry) are spreading the gospel through teaching English classes in Northern Thailand.

The CLAY Center hopes and prays that through sports ministry, more Thai men will give their lives to Christ and begin to lead in local churches.

God is using Grace Ministries in Bankok, Thailand to bring the gospel to the "forgotten people" in poor areas and tribes along the borders of Thailand.