Rodney and Phimpha, living and operating in Thailand, help whoever needs help as the Lord leads them. They are building a home for abused children (they currently have around 18 although the dorm is not finished) but are helping around 400 people throughout Thailand wherever the Lord brings them in touch with a need. Their focus is to protect and aid the victims of society and by doing so they demonstrate the love of God to the people around them. This opens their hearts to the Gospel.

We are looking for donations to help buy needed water, food and supplies for flood victims. We have been assisting at various evacuation centers and communities that are effected. One evacuation center has 6,000 people, another evacuation center has over 5oo, and a third has over 200 people. Our biggest need currently is money to buy clean water to distribute, and food packets. We need $3,000 for clean water to distribute. Food packets costs $20 each. One food packet feeds a family of 4 for 1 week. If you would like to donate money for these needed items, you can send your donations to Jesus for Asia and they can immediately get us those funds, and send you a tax receipt. You can specify the purpose is for the Hope for Bangkok Flood Relief. Thank you for your support during this critical time for the Thai people.

This one satellite covers nearly 60 percent of the population of the world and 3 major religions - Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. Our goal is to add as many languages to this signal as possible, giving each dominate language its own time slot as they are developed. The mains languages are Mandarin, Hindi, Bengali, Urdu, Japanese, Thai, Burmese and so on.

In the highlands of Mindanao are 3 - 5 million people who have never had the opportunity to hear the Gospel. God has opened some incredible doors for His word to go forth among these people. Mike and Michelle Cordes have claimed these dear people for their inheritance according to Isaiah 54:3 and are leading a team of dedicated Bible Workers who sacrifice to take the Gospel to these overlooked people groups. Check out their website for more info.

Andrew is teaching in Cambodia at Wat Preah Yesu (saltmin.org) with Tim and Wendy Maddocks. He has a full teaching load and is studying the Khmer language so that he can do evangelism in the future.

State law has changed and our orphans have to move. Praise God He has shown us the perfect site - 5 acres out in the country, water, power, internet access. More than just an orphanage, it could be a home office for JFA in India plus training center, publishing, media, and so much more!

Located on the border of Thailand and Burma, there is a school and orphanage being established in response to the tremendous need of children being orphaned and displaced by the civil war happening across the border. Currently the Adams are caring for 260 children (including displaced children & orphans) plus day students. They are going forward by faith to purchase the 100 acre property next to theirs that has the infra-structure for a vocational training school already in place. Please see their website for more info. Also the Steck Family are joining them.

Gayle is a nurse. She has been working with the Adams family/Isaiah 58 ministries along the Moi River. This spring, Gayle and her two boys will be moving to a new village to open up the medial work there amoung the Karen people. the Sharons Travel Blog.

"While in Thailand and Burma, Ben & Jason took us around to visit some of the numerous projects under way here . One of these projects is a training center that had begun to be built, but is only partially finished and has been unused for several years. After seeing the need and speaking with the pastors, we have decided to take on this project and move it forward as we are able." the Sharons Travel Blog.

Having trouble deciding which project to invest in? This fund is for you. It goes where the greatest need is at the moment, which often can not be predicted.

The Bair family are sensing the call to help reach out with media and so are heading to Thailand to help with the All-Asia TV Studio assisting the Osborns. Daniel is an IT specialist and will add a lot to the team there. The launch date is December, 2011.

This fund is for the administrative costs - things such as wire transfer fees, office expenses, salaries, etc. It is also used for travel costs, project oversight and development of new projects.

Jesus for Asia has been given a dual vision. One is to reach the unreached, the other is to re-engage North America with missions. MissionTV is a tool to fulfill the second vision and is a ministry to the church. It is a channel that streams mission stories and issues 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This couple moved to Thailand to assist Pastor Phamor in his projects, which include the Displaced Karen Evangelism Project, the Medical Missionary Training Project, and several others. Thay are also helping at the All-Asia Media Center You can see more at their web page.

The heart and soul of Jesus for Asia, this are one of the most effective ways we know of to spread the Gospel and make it stick. There are currently over 220 Bible workers in India and nearly 30 in the Philippines, Praise the Lord. Cost of living in India is about $60 and in the Philippines it is about $150.

Join us in lifting up the hands of someone on the other side of the world by sponsoring a Bible Worker today.

The two biggest problems for children in developing countries is getting enough food to eat, and an education. So every evening our 8 schools provide 2 hours of reading, writing, math, and other subjects and then give each child a free meal. Sometimes its the only full meal a child will have in the day. And it only costs about $7 per child per month. Please visit the website. We also have an orphanage in India with full-time children at $20 a month.

"I came here (Jan 2007) planning to stay for 3 months in order to look into the possibilities of FM radio broadcasting in southern India. Those 3 months have been extended. During my brief visit to Kanchanaburi Thailand, the plight of the Karen people caught my attention and my heart. Forced to flee a military dictatorship, with war and killing a regular part of their lives for the past 60 years, they still have not given up. The Karen of Thailand and Burma are ripe for the kingdom of heaven. All they need is someone who cares enough to tell them about Jesus." Ben is currently in charge of 17 schools within Karen State, many of which are in the conflict zone. Ben Sharon webpage.

Capital investment for establishing a tentmaking business for a creative access country in Southeast Asia.

The Lord has been laying a burden on our hearts for this project since 2003. Imagine a TV studio in Asia that will allow production in over 28 languages and have the potential to touch over a quarter of the population of the world!

The focus will be on health, family and lifestyle issues, and the Gospel presented by and to each nationality.

Construction is nearly complete!

Our Bible workers are given only $50/month (on the months that they are paid in full) and so they cannot afford to buy fruit very often. A small orange will cost nearly a dollar! This fund goes to providing fruit for them and their children to help them with nutrition for themselves and their growing children. The goal here will provide each family with 1 orange every month.