Asia Staff

Aaron and Karyn Beckner work with underprivileged students and families who live in the red-light district of Chiang Mai, Thailand, who are at-risk of and affected by poverty and human trafficking. Ripe for HarvestP.O. Box 62009Colorado Springs, CO 80962-2009 Please

Bill and Jenny are involved in evangelizing and training for missions. They are based in a diverse, urban environment in Southeast Asia.  

The DeMosses are setting up and starting schools for the children of Missionaries working among unreached peoples.  The schools are for grades 7-12 MKs and operate 1 week every month. The other three weeks are spent at home.  The school

Kosharah and her daughter, Emma live in Chiang Mai, Thailand serving under the Family Connection Foundation.  Kosharah works as the educational consultant for Ban San Rak children’s home, along with teaching at a Montessori homeschool learning center.  Kosharah has a

Tim and Denise have lived and served in Chiang Mai, Thailand since 2002. Tim serves as the Pastor of Chiangmai Christians Fellowship and is the Executive Director of The Family Connection Foundation.  Tim and Denise are spreading the light of Christ

Our ministry is helping Asians take the next step in their journey to learn more about the Lord by sharing our faith in Jesus through: openness about our own life and witness starting with pre-evangelism (the existence of God and

Mark has been serving in Phnom Penh, Cambodia since 2008.  He is currently co-leading a local church in Phnom Penh that he helped plant.  He is also working as an advisor with an association of churches called Kampuchea Christian Community. 

We are teachers in Japan! Our gifts are teaching and cross-cultural evangelism. We are also involved in planting a church within the school where we teach.

There are so many needy children in SE Asia.  We partner with our friends to help some of the neediest children have a loving place for them to live by providing  them with good food, education, clothing, and most of all, love.  Some

We have been serving children and families in Chiang Mai, Thailand, since 2015. Our mission is to help families create emotionally healthy legacies. Having witnessed the profound effects of generational brokenness on communities and children, we now are wholly devoted

Teaching English in Asia.

Brandon and Noi serve the Lord in Thailand and are being used by God to teach, encourage, and bring the truth of salvation in Jesus Christ to the Thai people. They are currently based in Chiang Mai but serve throughout

Barbara and her husband Tom came to Thailand in 2001. Over the years they served in a variety of capacities but the encouragement of others was always a central theme. In 2012 they began working as English consultants with the

Hana and Seon open underground bible study groups for students from China who have never heard about the gospel and serve them to learn the bible, experience God’s love through Jesus, and accept Jesus as their Savior.

We are working with Takamatsu Community Church in Kagawa, Japan in partnership with pastor Yoshi & Minori Takinami.  We are involved in evangelism and church growth through preaching, church leadership, college outreach, kid’s activities & various church events.  We are also

The Radin family is serving in Bangkok, Thailand in the suburb of Praweat. We have recently opened the Cherish English Center for local Thai kids to come after school from 4:00 – 6:30. The families we work within the English center

We serve the Lord in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the northeastern part of Thailand.  We work closely with TLC Church, a Thai Church, near Chiang Mai University.  On Tuesday-Friday evenings we run “Coffee-Talk”, a chance for Thais (currently ages 10

We are a family living in Southeast Asia. We are currently working hard at learning the language in order to share with the community the beautiful good news. Our long term goal is to plant healthy clubs that would be

Mike and Nancy, along with their 3 children, serve in Asia and the U.S.  They equip believers, training cross-cultural workers, and teach international students.