The Kwon's Missionary Journey

CAA10 Vision 2030 Is Taking Shape! Dear friends and partners, Thank you for standing with us in prayer and mission. This month, we experienced one of the most important gatherings in the history of the CAA10 Pioneer Area, and I’m excited to share a brief update with you. CAA10 Pioneer Leaders Meeting (Nov 17–21) We held a special leaders gathering in the northern province of CAA10 , bringing together: • Leaders from Northern, Central, and Southern CAA10 • Missionaries serving across the region • Field ministry coordinators It was a powerful time of prayer, teaching, and planning. God’s presence was strong, and we sensed a clear call to “ arise and build ” (Nehemiah 2:17). Casting Vision 2030 Together During the meeting, we walked through our CAA10 Vision 2030 plan, highlighting: • 10,000 members • 200 churches & preaching points • 300 trained local pastors • 3 districts across CAA10 • 6 CIC ministry training centers Each re...

Mary grew up in a strong Christian family near Yangon, Myanmar. Her parents were deeply involved in the Church of the Nazarene—her father in business, and her mother as a respected high school principal and church leader. Their home was a place of prayer and service, and Mary was raised to love God and His church. But in 2021, everything changed. When the military staged a coup, Mary’s mother—because she was a school principal—became a direct target of persecution. The family was forced to leave their home, their church, and the life they had known. With only what they could carry, they fled across the border into Thailand, seeking safety in the Mae Sot refugee community. Life in the refugee camp was difficult. Poverty, fear, and uncertainty marked every day. Yet in that season of suffering, God planted something new in Mary’s heart: a deep compassion for her fellow refugees. She began to see the brokenness all around her—not only the loss of homes and livelihoods, but also the wound...