As the church continues to grow, so does the need for Bibles and Christian literature. These materials are often scarce, unavailable or too expensive to purchase for a ordinary believer. For more than 20 years, Ethnos Asia Ministries has delivered nearly a million Bibles, hymnbooks and other Christian literature to restricted countries in Asia and yet, the need is still great.

Ethnos Asia Ministries and Partners have established mission schools in remote and marginalized areas of Myanmar, Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Pakistan. These school have been strategically started to give the greatest impact to their communities. These educational facilities have served over 500+ students and supported more than 30 teachers and staff.

Families of pastors and church workers are trained to use natural farming methods to help support themselves. Many have reaped the benefits of this program from the harvest of rice and other agricultural products, to the raising of fish and chicken. Aside from training, there is also a need to raise startup funds for these endeavors.

EAM has supplied food, medicine and clothing and other basic necessities to Christians who have come under complicated situations such as the Karen tribe in refugee camps, and imprisoned pastors and relocated believers in Laos and Vietnam. Emergency assistance has been sent to the earthquake survivors in Nepal; the flood victims in Cambodia and Bangladesh; and to the survivors of the bombing in Pakistan.

Providing the church worldwide with an opportunity to hear and respond to the voice of the persecuted Christians in Asia.

Prayer mobilization for the church worldwide to minister to access-restricted nations in Asia, using our monthly prayer focus, prayer fax, prayer net, prayer journeys, and prayer conferences.