Arise Asia 2023

Partner with Southeast Asian Countries: Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia

       According to research, less than 2% of the population in each Southeast Asia is evangelical Christian which means that there are over 100 people groups that don't have access to the gospel. Most of these groups are found in remote, rural areas and have limited access to outside resources, including religious materials and Christian workers. Despite the challenges of sharing the gospel in these countries, there are also many resident Christians who are actively sharing their faith and working to reach those who have yet to hear the gospel.  
      
          You can help with this movement by partnering with us and sending a participant to Arise Asia Conference 2023. 

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Partner with South Asian Countries: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Bhutan

          The spread of the gospel in South Asia is an ongoing process and varies greatly from one area to another. Though it may seem diverse, Christianity has a significant presence in some parts of South Asia. For example, in India, which has the largest population in the region, Christians make up around 2.3% of the population. 7.4% of the population in Sri Lanka while in Bangladesh, Christians make up less than 1% of the population. There are also significant Christian populations in other countries in the region, such as Pakistan, Nepal, and Bhutan. However, in some areas of South Asia, particularly in rural areas, the gospel has not yet been widely embraced.

Despite all these, many Christians in South Asia continue to share the gospel and live out their faith in practical ways, seeking to make a positive impact on their communities.

As you partner with us, kindly specify which country you are partnering with.

Partner with Central Asia

          In Central Asia, where Islam is practiced by the vast majority of people, Christianity is generally a minority faith. As a result, Christian fellowships could encounter obstacles like governmental limitations, societal pressure, and restricted access to resources.

          In spite of these difficulties, there are numerous Christian fellowships and organizations operating in Central Asia that offer assistance and resources to local Christians as well as participate in a variety of outreach and evangelism activities. While some of these organizations are local or indigenous projects, others collaborate with churches or other organizations on a global scale. Providing them with ongoing encouragement and supplications will always be welcome.

Partner with Middle East and North Africa 

          The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has a wide range of nations, each having a distinctive religious makeup. Despite the fact that Islam predominates in the region, certain countries have sizeable Christian communities.
          Some nations, like Saudi Arabia and Iran, have very small Christian populations, making it challenging for Christians to openly follow their religion. Christians may occasionally experience discrimination or even jail as a result of their beliefs.
          Despite all these obstacles, many Christians in the MENA region remain steadfast in their faith and actively work to assist their communities and advance religious freedom. Most Youths concentrate on evangelism and outreach, trying to spread the word of Christianity among others in their neighborhoods. 
 

Partner with Chinese Seminarian 
          The Chinese Seminarian Gatherings seeks to support, network, and mobilize the next generation of seminarians to serve in China. The increasing global intellectualization of China’s urban centers and cities requires church leadership with an international perspective and advanced theological training.   A select group of potential young leaders from China is chosen to attend a conference to equip them to share the gospel where there is no gospel. 

          One of the most inspiring aspects of the youth fellowship in Mongolia is that they empower young people to become leaders in their communities. With regular meetings, worship services, and community outreach programs, they come together to support and encourage each other in their faith journeys. Despite the challenges they face, youth church members in Mongolia remain steadfast in their commitment to living a life grounded in Christian values, and as their fellowship grows and evolves, it is clear that it has the potential to make a significant impact on the lives of young people throughout the country.