Your donation will go to where the need is greatest at the time, as well as enabling Jesus for Asia to continue to provide support for all its projects. By giving to “Where Needed

A global prayer initiative seeking revival, where brothers and sisters from around the world unite daily in prayer via Zoom.

Community mural paintings and health expos utilizing young people in countries that restrict Christian outreach.

Our foreign correspondents bring you the stories and video reports from JFA projects in Asia, enabling the church in the West to understand the progress and needs of those in the field.

We all know what a blessing the Bible is for those who can read God’s Word. But what about all those who never learned to read or are blind? Cheap MP3 players with audio Bible reco

Airplanes are the best way to make the small Gospel workforce effective across large areas covered in mountains and forests.

Help students in Bangladesh continue their Adventist Education. Our school in Bangladesh is only able to offer classes through fifth grade, and some students long to keep studying.

Training Bible Workers who have a strong heart for Jesus and a desire to serve Him but need Bible training.

More than 800 Bible Workers in Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and sensitive countries.

Bible Workers in Bangladesh use creative ways like education and medical missionary work to build relationships and share Jesus.

More than 95% of Cambodia's 17 million people have not had the opportunity to hear the Gospel.

Bible Workers reach thousands of towns and villages across India, developing faith-filled groups of believers.

Indonesia has over 17,000 islands and 1,340 ethnic groups, largely untouched by the Gospel message.

Japan is one of the least-reached countries in the world, with only a few thousand Adventists among 123 million people.

SALT program graduates work faithfully to share Jesus in this largely unreached country with anti-conversion laws.

Dedicated workers travel to villages, pray with people, provide Bible studies, and develop committed groups of believers.

Bible Workers in closed countries faithfully spread the love of Jesus despite threats to their lives and safety.

Bible Workers in Thailand work with missionaries to minister to towns, villages, and cities across this majority Buddhist country.

Asia is where the least reached peoples of the world are living, and many do not have access to the Gospel. This fund allows Bible workers in various countries to give Bibles to ba

Providing motorbikes, bicycles, and transportation resources so Bible Workers can reach remote villages and share the Gospel across vast regions.

Hundreds of thousands of internally displaced people live on the Thailand-Myanmar border. The “Border Light” project, with Harvey and Brenda Steck, is working to meet their many ph

Butterfly Paradise is located in Siem Reap, Cambodia, near one of Asia's most-visited tourist attractions. God gave Tim Maddocks a vision to build a butterfly aviary as a compelling witness to the millions of tourists who visit each year.

Imagine having to choose between finishing High School and following Jesus. This is a problem many young Cambodian Adventists face. We are partnering with the Cambodia Adventist Mi

We are building a boarding academy in Cambodia to give young people the opportunity to get a quality education in a Christ-centered environment. Cambodia does not have enough Adven

In India, some Adventist families have nowhere to bury their dead. Dedicated Adventist burial grounds let believers rest in dignity awaiting the resurrection.

Churches are a powerful evangelistic tool. If new believers in Asia have no church in their area, they sometimes give up and scatter. Building churches can help establish the work

The Tengkanos' property is near a poor village. They reach out to the villagers with free health and dental care, a barbershop, and plans for a music school teaching young people traditional Indonesian instruments.

Johnny and Jochebed live in a country in southern Asia training children and youth to work as missionaries and spiritual leaders to their own people, developing systems of child ev

The Emerald Hill School offers elementary, middle, and high school classes with a strong spiritual emphasis. They teach the value of the Scriptures in their morning and evening worships, and they also teach the health message and other lessons from the Spirit of Prophecy.

In some areas, Bible Workers have relative freedom to hold evangelistic series; in others, the risk of persecution limits open preaching. By providing each Bible Worker unit with a medical kit (and some training), they can hold health expos in the villages where they want to hold an evangelistic series.

Evening Schools provide education and a nourishing meal for children in poverty-stricken situations. These schools operate in the evenings and are a much needed resource to help th

A great need for Adventist elementary schools has been brought to our attention. This will take time to develop, but to start with, we can open up evening schools in many of the churches and start reaching the children in the community.

Evening Schools provide education and nourishing meals for children in poverty-stricken situations. These schools operate in the evenings and are a much needed resource to help these children gain a better education.

FaithCamp is where the Great Commission is embraced and encouraged — hear from missionaries and mission advocates and get launched into God's work.

Since Asia seems distant to most people in Christian countries, we want to share the needs and experiences of missions through videos.

Gayle Haberkam is a missionary nurse in the jungles of Thailand. She fell in love with the Karen people and has served them ever since. As Gayle cares for the people's physical needs, she teaches them about the One who can fulfill their spiritual needs.

GoBeDo trains Bible Workers to share Jesus in the mountainous villages of Mindanao, Philippines, with a mission outpost and radio station.

The Boutet Family serves the Palawano indigenous people by providing health and family seminars, children's ministries, education, and evangelism.

This project is working to bring a knowledge of health and healthy living to a people group who have very little access to this kind of life-giving information.

The Tengkanos created a health retreat center on their country property where people from the city can rest and exercise in nature, learn more about health, and discover the purpose and meaning in life that the Tengkanos have found.

5.2 million people live in Bangkok. In 2011, the Church funded evangelistic work but when funding ceased, it fell by the wayside. Our desire is to restart this important work.

Natalie Howell has been working with the Cambodia Adventist Mission to build a primary school and boarding academy, which are desperate needs for the fledgling Cambodian Adventist Church. She is also helping to train teachers.

Jesus exemplified reaching out to those in need. Through this fund, Jesus for Asia seeks to follow His example. Gifts will be used for disaster relief, blanket distribution, food d

A civil war is happening in the Indian state of Manipur. This project helps fund medical supplies and an ambulance for our Bible Worker who is in the middle of it all.

The Institute of East Asia Training equips budding missionaries from Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Singapore, and Malaysia.

The iEAT Extension develops self-supporting missionaries for South East Asia, training them to reach people through teaching, preaching, and holistic healing.

If our JFA Bible Workers are our ground force, television is our Air Force. It has proved to be a powerful tool to reach into people’s homes and introduce Jesus to them. We are cur

Jesus for Asia is establishing a new Center of Influence and English School system that can be multiplied throughout Japan to spread the message of Christ!

Japan is one of the least-reached countries in the world. Loneliness and depression are widespread — ills Christ can heal through prayer and personal contact.

When you “Invest in Jesus for Asia,” you support the many projects listed here, and also allow us to move into new strategic projects as opportunities present themselves. Giving he

Jesus for Asia has outgrown its current office space and has built a brand new center for training, recording television programs, and expanding the workforce to fulfill the vision of Matthew 24:14.

Jason and Shoshana live in the mountain jungles of northwestern Thailand, providing Bible studies and medical missionary training through JEMMS.

This is a fund to serve the work of the King Joash Project.

One of the greatest needs in sharing the gospel is training our workers to have a deeper understanding of present truth and to develop a healthy Adventist lifestyle. Armani* and Ariana* are gifted trainers with a well-developed, systematic curriculum for a 4-month program they hope to use in many places throughout Asia.

The Rogers Family is working, with God’s help, to establish a publishing house for South East Asia. The purpose is to provide Christ-centered literature, Bible study guides, and bo

The Love for Asia Foundation is Jesus for Asia’s organizational presence in Thailand, providing the legal means for our missionaries to stay and work there. The Love for Asia team is also involved in community outreach.

God provided a studio and office for our Love for Asia team in Thailand in 2021, and their work has expanded so much that they are outgrowing the space. Funds will go toward a second building with an audio recording room, more offices, and storage.

SEA SALT is an evangelistic school raising up young people to win souls in their communities and serve as Bible workers for local churches.

Deep in the mountains of Mindoro, an island in the Philippines, is a people group that lives in deep fear and superstition that has for years kept them from education and proper nu

Through a series of providences, God brought the Czaja family to Japan, where they plan to set up a lifestyle center on a country property.

Ric and Jane and their four children launched to Thailand to enter a city and province with no Adventist presence — no believer, no missionary, no church.

The LaFlairs will be moving to Cambodia soon to join Tim and Wendy Maddocks. They will help with construction, agriculture, teaching music, health, and other classes, desiring to be used by God to point people to Christ.

The Lamprechts serve in a mountain village in Thailand's Mae Hong Son Province, printing and distributing books throughout Thailand and neighboring countries.

Isaac May teaches art to tourists coming through the Butterfly Paradise aviary as well as students in the K-12 school in Cambodia.

The Olstads are in the beginning stages of establishing themselves permanently in Thailand and Cambodia to help wherever most needed.

Jason Raney leads evangelistic outreach, seminars, and training programs for pastors and Bible workers in various countries as the Lord leads.

The Rollins family of six has returned to Asia to serve as missionaries in Thailand, desiring to spread the Gospel to a dying world.

Tony works as a foreign correspondent, bringing stories and video reports from JFA projects in Asia so the church can understand the needs in the field.

Alyssa & Adelle Krum are joining the Lefflers and their team in ministry through friendship evangelism and English tutoring. English teaching helps meet a practical need and opens doors to genuine relationships and to sharing Christ in their daily lives.

MissionTV is a 24/7 streaming channel dedicated to inspire you to get involved in mission service. With shows from Jesus For Asia, ASAP, and many more, you can hear exciting stories from the front lines, as well as testimonies from the missionaries.

Until recently the city of Nakhon Sawan, Thailand had no Adventist presence. Jonathan and Hannah Hill now live there as a foothold for the Lord.

HCBN is a faith-based media project in the Philippines. Run by volunteers on a small stipend, it is dedicated to sharing God’s love and the knowledge of Christ’s imminent return through television, radio, and internet programs.

This is a home where poor kids from the mountains can stay and go to school. There are currently 25 children in total, 17 male and 8 female, and 4 adult caretakers. Some children are of the Lahu tribe, and some are of the Akha tribe. These children come from poor, divided, and drug-filled homes that could not meet their basic needs.

Projectors are a huge advantage in sharing the Gospel, especially in places with no television. We get many requests for this tool for holding evangelistic series and winning people to Christ.

On the western border of Thailand lies a small acre of land that houses 26 children. Most of them are orphans from across the border in Burma who have lost their parents in the war, or are coming to go to school in Thailand.

Working in conjunction with the Cambodia Adventist Mission and other Seventh-day Adventist supporting ministries, SALT Ministries in Cambodia operates with the purpose of advancing God’s work on Cambodian soil.

Rob and Julie Peterson, with their son Josiah, are serving in Siem Reap, Cambodia, starting a lifestyle center in the beautiful countryside outside of town.

Satellite is the best way to cover all of Indonesia’s 17,000 islands in the national language of Bahasa Indonesia, which people in Malaysia can also understand. It only costs $10/h

In the Tawi Tawi Islands of the Southern Philippines, children often fish all night with their parents just to have food. The School Lunch Program enables these children to receive

Jesus for Asia is partnering to help build new classrooms for the Manipur School and help young people receive a Christ-centered education. The school has 280+ students, and many m

This will be the first full Adventist High School in the entire state of Tripura! We finally bought land to build a school in Tripura, India, after praying for this since 2021.

The Zamboanga City Adventist School, located in the southern Philippines, is filled to overflowing. They need to expand the school to accommodate more students. This school is fertile ground for soul-winning because it is a popular place for Muslim families to send their children.

A great need for Adventist elementary schools has been brought to our attention. The vision is to start 40 elementary schools to serve the 135 Adventist churches in Cambodia.

India Day Schools have a great capacity to witness for Christ every day all day long. Help start new SDA schools in places with a great need for the Gospel.

Leroy and Lisa Sharon are missionaries to Thailand. Lisa is raising two young girls for the Lord, which has become the best witness to their local village. Leroy travels to towns and schools, connecting people with the Savior through language teaching using Bible stories.

Matthew and Rachel Leffler and their three children live in Nakhon Sawan, working alongside the Hills to expand the foothold gained for the Lord.

We have been given property in South India to build an office for our work throughout the country. Along with the office, we hope to build a home for our director, a guest house, and a place to do outreach projects such as an evening school, a widow’s sewing school, and an EGW library.

Jim and Irene Hill moved to Bangkok in Feb 2019. Now, they are serving at a school in western Thailand, where Jim has started an agriculture program and a work program for the students.

Over 40 million widows live in India, often forced to beg to survive. Stitches of Change Sewing Schools teach widows and abandoned women how to sew, giving them a better way of pro

Sponsor Ministerial Students at the Adventist Seminary in Kyrgyzstan! These seminary students are preparing for ministry in Central Asia where there is a real shortage of Adventist pastors.

The Norton family is running a children's home for at-risk kids in Sukhothai, Thailand. This fund is for infrastructure needs such as new buildings, land development for a school, and vans for dependable transportation.

The Norton family runs a children's home in Sukhothai, Thailand, providing a safe and loving place for at-risk children. This fund supports both the family's living expenses and all costs associated with caring for the children and operating the home.

The need for a Christ-centered school for the children of Sukhothai Children's Home is great. Currently, they must attend the local state school.

The SULADS operate a training center, do outreach via Bible workers, care for children, and advance the Gospel in many ways throughout Thailand.

Ramon and Shandy Tengkano sold everything they had to build a TV studio and satellite uplink station to broadcast the Three Angels’ Messages to all of Indonesia and Malaysia! They are passionate about the Spirit of Prophecy and a simple, healthy lifestyle.

Thailand is a least-reached country with very few spiritual resources available to believers. Our translation department has been translating Spirit of Prophecy books into Thai, Hmong, and Karen for the upbuilding of the Church and the proclamation of the Gospel.

Praying for and with the Thai people connects them to Jesus. When they meet Him in prayer and realize He is alive, they want to know Him.

Thailand is a least-reached country, with very few spiritual resources available to the believer. Our three TV studios in Thailand are recording sermons, testimonies, and other pro

Timor-Leste is one of the world's newest countries. Adventist church leadership there has a vision to uplift this struggling nation.

So many groups of people in Asia have not even heard the name of Jesus. Gifts to this fund will allow Jesus for Asia to start new projects in areas where there are no believers.

Specializing in total health lifestyle education, this fund supports projects in Thailand that Mike and Marilee Kier are assisting in.

Mike and Marilee Kier have been church-planting among the Thai for over a decade, seeing God transform lives steeped in Buddhism and devil worship.

Give the Water of Life by providing physical water to needy villages in Asia! As water to the thirsty, a fresh well transforms the health and daily life of an entire community.

One of the most effective long-term mission strategies is to invest in the Adventist education of our young people, many of whom are the first generation in the church and have no Adventist background.