The Kwon's Missionary Journey

Dear partners for SEA Field  The following letter was handwritten by Pastor Abraham, a faithful pastor serving near Yangon. In the midst of ongoing instability and hardship, Pastor Abraham continues to serve the Lord with perseverance and quiet courage. He remains committed to reaching his community with the gospel, caring for those who are suffering, and faithfully training disciples through the Course of Study (CoS). Despite daily challenges, his ministry has not stopped. Instead, it has deepened—rooted in prayer, strengthened by faith, and sustained by hope in God. This letter reflects not only the difficult realities faced by many in Myanmar today, but also the steadfast faith of those who continue to follow Christ and serve His people under pressure. We share Pastor Abraham’s words with you so that you may hear directly from the field and join us in prayer for him, his congregation, and the communities he continues to serve faithfully. -------  At present, our country ...

Dear Prayer Partners and Friends  Grace and peace to you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. As we approach the season of Christmas—a time when we proclaim  “peace on earth” —we write to you with heavy hearts and an urgent prayer request. From the Thailand–Cambodia border, we come to you as intercessors for peace, asking you to stand with us in prayer during this critical moment. “Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.” (Luke 2:14) Sadly, the land where many are longing to celebrate Christmas in peace is once again filled with fear and uncertainty. Ongoing conflict in the region, combined with recent natural disasters, has brought immense suffering to countless families along the border. On December 8, 2025, long-standing tensions surrounding the Preah Vihear (Khao Phra Viharn) area escalated into renewed armed clashes. As a result, nearly  900,000 people  have been displaced from their homes. Many families in north...

Merry Christmas from the Frontiers of Northern CAA10! As we enter this season of celebrating the arrival of our Savior, Jesus Christ, my heart is overflowing with gratitude. Because of our partners in Nampa and across the Asia-Pacific, the light of that first Christmas is reaching corners of the world that have sat in spiritual darkness for generations. My CAA 10 leadership team has just returned from a journey deep into the rugged, beautiful mountains of Northern CAA10. In our pioneer work, we often look for what we call a  "Person of Peace" —someone whose heart the Holy Spirit has prepared to welcome the Gospel and open the door for an entire community. This month, in a high-altitude village where the silence is usually thick with ancient traditions, we found our "Lydia." (Note: For security reasons, the names and specific locations in this story are pseudonyms.) The Lydia of District P In Acts 16, we read of Lydia, a woman whose heart the Lord opened. She wasn...