Reaching the Unreached

Reaching the unreached, unevangelized people groups (UUPGs) with the Gospel. Helping them to build churches with indigenous, cultural worship within their communities. The process of church planting begins with the training of local leaders and pastors to venture to remote and difficult communities with the Good News. Evangelism leads to conviction and conversions. Cell or House Churches are birthed to worship the Sovereign Yahweh (Ps 86:9; Acts 2:42).

Church planting is just not a ‘hit & go’ affair but a long-term process of ploughing, sowing, watering and reaping, synonymous with the farming process. In countries where cell churches blosomed, particularly in Cambodia, Bangladesh and Pakistan, years of labor of love went in and now the fruits are emerging.

Church planting is just not a ‘hit & go’ affair but a long-term process of ploughing, sowing, watering and reaping, synonymous with the farming process.

Ministering well over 10 years, there are now in excess of 500 fellowships and churches existing now, where once there were none. Praise God that churches, individuals and mission agency came together with resources (teams, humanitarian aid, farming know-how, wells, sewing machines and funds for leadership training) to partner the Holy Spirit in transforming societies wholistically (physically, materially and spiritually).

Churches and individuals are encouraged to partner us in sending short-term mission teams (STMTs) to the harvest fields in the Asian countries of Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Indonesia, and others. Your expertise and specialised training and education is very much needed asset in reaching the local people at their virtual level of need (food, clothing, farming techniques, fertilizers, wells, skills, dental and medical care).