Asia Pacific Missions

International School Teachers: We’re seeking K–12 teachers interested in joining a multinational team investing in the local community and in the lives of students from around the world. Use your skills in the classroom to build meaningful relationships and make a lasting impact in the lives of students and families.

Start a conversation: https://www.asiapacificmissions.org/northernasia

Join our team as we bring hope and healing to marginalized communities across Northern Asia. Serve alongside local partners to care for the poor, orphaned, disabled, refugees, and others who are often overlooked—meeting tangible needs, building meaningful relationships, and sharing the hope of Jesus.

Start a conversation: https://www.asiapacificmissions.org/northernasia

Campus Ministry: Engage university students at the crossroads of life who have never had the opportunity to hear the Good News by joining one of our campus ministry teams. Build meaningful relationships with students and create opportunities for them to encounter the hope of Jesus during some of the most formative years of their lives.

Start a conversation: https://www.asiapacificmissions.org/northernasia

Last week, we met a man we’ll call Zacchaeus, because when we met him, he was literally in a tree.

As he worked nearby, we struck up a conversation. When Zacchaeus realized we were genuinely interested in his faith, he climbed down and spent the next twenty minutes talking with us about faith, Jesus and what happens after this life.

We shared our own stories of what Jesus has done in our lives. Zacchaeus told us he wasn’t sure that even Jesus lived a sinless life, and because he knew he wasn’t a holy man, he believed he would have to atone for his own sins after death. What an opportunity to share the Good News: “God made him who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.” 2 Corinthians 5:21

Pray with us that Zacchaeus, and many others like him across Northern Asia, would come to know the hope and freedom found in Jesus.

Pray that God will send more laborers to be a part of what He is doing in Northern Asia. Despite official suppression and opposition, many hearts are soft and opportunities abound.

Pray for greater access across Northern Asia. Many of the least reached and unengaged people live in remote areas that are difficult to access. Our teams are currently making short trips to build relationships and engage these communities, while praying for doors to open for a longer-term presence in the years ahead.

Pray that God would open doors, build trust, and create opportunities for the Good News to reach communities that have had little or no access to it.

Northern Asia is home to more than 1.4 billion people and over 400 unreached people groups. There are meaningful opportunities for the gospel to advance. Through education, business initiatives, and holistic ministry, workers are helping establish vibrant, culturally relevant communities of faith and sharing the transforming hope found in Christ.

Serving in Southeast Asia can look like simply being willing to build relationships with people who need the hope of Jesus. Here are some other specific opportunities to use your skills:

Arabic Ministry — Engage Arabic-speaking communities through intentional outreach. Whether you already speak Arabic or are ready to learn, there are opportunities to build relationships and share the gospel.

International School Teacher — Take your teaching experience overseas and invest in students and families from around the world. A teaching license and two years of experience are required.

Explore opportunities → asiapacificmissions.org/join

In a sensitive country in Southeast Asia, a global worker whose ministry focuses on anti-human trafficking received a call from a young woman who didn’t know where she was. She couldn’t read or write, didn’t speak the local language and needed someone to find her.
The global worker began searching—and praying.

After hours of trying to piece together the limited information she had, God brought her attention back to a location she had initially dismissed. When the team went to investigate, they found the young woman exactly where God had directed them.
Looking back, the global worker realized there was no way she could have known on her own.

What a powerful reminder: God sees. God knows. And God has not forgotten those who feel hidden or trapped.
Praise God for this rescue, and pray for those who are bringing the hope and freedom of Jesus into some of the world’s darkest places.