IMPORTANT NOTICE TO A3 DONORS
A3 is moving to a new donor platform called Virtuous! Our existing donor platform has been shut down for a few days to prepare for the new platform launching on Monday, March 27, 2023. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Existing donor information will be transferred. However, for security reasons, banking and credit card data will not be brought over. Therefore, if you have a recurring donation to A3 (via direct debit or credit card), you will need to re-establish your recurring donation on the Virtuous platform starting in April 2023.
FOR ONLINE DONATIONS:
- Online donations through March 20, 2023 have been processed through our existing donation platform.
- Our online giving portal will be taken down on March 21, 2023, and restored on March 27, 2023 with new capabilities, including an optional account to view/manage gifts online.
FOR RECURRING DONATIONS:
Certain donors will be impacted immediately. If you are in the impacted group that is migrating in April, you should receive an email on March 21, 2023 and a hard copy letter a few days later with additional action steps. If you did get this communication, . . .
- March gifts will be processed as usual under our old platform but then will come to an end.
- After the online giving portal is restored on March 27, 2023, donors who would like to continue their automated donations will need to login to the new giving portal and set up their recurring donation(s) on the new platform. You can do this starting in April to ensure no gap in your recurring donation.
Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience. We value your data and have determined it is more secure not to transfer your banking or credit card information during the migration.
Furthermore, we are confident that the new online donation platform will provide a better donor/partner experience compared to our old online platform. In addition, we will save quite a bit by making this switch. Thank you for your understanding. We appreciate your partnership!
Pray by Country
Prayer requests for Asia, organized by country...
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- by Takeshi Takazawa
Pray for Japan following the Tropical Storm Etau which pounded Japan's eastern coastline this past weekend. These are things to remember in prayer: 1.) Pray for our partner local churches in all the places Etau has hit. They are consistently serving the disaster area. A3's role is to help empower these local churches to minister effectively. 2.) Pray for people in Fukushima. Etau hit Fukushima, site of the nuclear reactor damaged in 2011 by the tsunami. Decontamination efforts are continuing and water has been put into sealed containers, so that no more radiation leakage would occur. In spite of the effort, there are about 70,000 people still not been able to go back home. There is still a strong focus on ministering to those people still living in temporary housing. A3 is coming along side churches...
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- by Asian Access
Pray that the government would allow outside responders to stay and help and that they will allow funding to keep flowing in; that people would have access to food, water, medical care and other needs. Pray for local churches: Nepal is 81% Hindu, and only 3% Christian. The earthquake struck precisely during weekly worship services... Nepali churches are trying to be at the center of bringing hope and practical help, emotional and spiritual care. Pray for the Church to reach out and that many Nepalese will turn to Christ as a result...
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- by David & Pat Depew
You are praying and God is Answering! The following are updates from mission groups, field missionaries and national Nepali Christians that will help you to know how you can further pray and help the Nepali people devastated by the earthquake: A3 (www.asianaccess.org/) President Joe Handley wrote, "I just spoke with some friends from Nepal; as you can imagine, they are devast...
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- by Davi & Pat Depew
Courtesy of David & Pat Depew - for May 3, 2015
Mission Focus #884 PRAY FOR THE PEOPLE OF NEPAL
Thousands of Nepal’s population of about 30 million have been killed or injured follow the horrific 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck on April 25th . Many individuals have either lost their homes or have been forced to live outdoors because of the threat of further aftershocks. Several countries including the United States, ...
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- by Nancy Weigel
With the Japanese expatriate population in the U.S. the highest number of any country in the world, this is an important group for us to be praying for. By 1924 so many Japanese had immigrated to this nation that Japanese were the largest Asian ethnic group. Here in Pasadena, Japanese began arriving as early as 1891. In the Los Angeles area, 164,000...
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