South East Asia

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Jesus gives heavenly value for eternity

In one of the remaining communist states on earth and the poorest country in South-East Asia, 61 per cent of the population follow Buddha. Yet there is church growth, led by nationals, despite government restrictions and persecution.

Typhoon Yagi, which hit Southeast Asia and South China in early September 2024, was one of only four Category 5 super typhoons recorded in the South China Sea since 1954. OM teams stepped in to partner with churches in serving affected communities.

After the typhoon

When Typhoon Yagi struck Southeast Asia in September 2024, it left a trail of destruction in its wake.

An estimated 28% of the people living in Southeast Asia practice some form of Buddhism. In one country, where the majority of the population identifies as Buddhist, people frequently visit temples to light incense, meditate, pay respect to the Buddha and

Carried by prayer

Som has witnessed prayer working miracles in people’s lives and hopes to see more believers encouraged and empowered through it.

Partnerships Opportunities

South East Asia

Our Stories

Jesus gives heavenly value for eternity

After the typhoon

Carried by prayer

Partnerships Opportunities

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