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Asia (MNN) -- Terrorists are striking fear around the world,
Cambodia (MNN) -- In
Japan (MNN) — It was supposed to be a photo-op, but instead, it was an awkward handshake between the leaders of China and
Women in Leadership, Interview 1:
Kӓrin Primuth, Asian Access board member and Wendy Wilson with Missio Nexus discuss the pros and cons surrounding the topic of women in leadership with Mission Network News’ Katey Hearth.
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International (MNN) — In Part Two of our series about
International (MNN) -- Asian Access expands leadership training into marketplace...
Listen to Asian Access board member David Kim discuss A2's plan for leader development in the business sector...
"There is an effort to integrate faith and work in a real conscious way, both at the seminary level and the church level."
Asian Access is
Three years after a devastating earthquake/tsunami, hope remains. At the three-year mark of the Great NE Japan Disaster, listen to Takeshi Takazawa share a progress update and some stories of hope...
MNN's Ruth Kramer interviews Asian Access' president Joe Handley about the 7.3 quake in Japan this past weekend.
Japan (MNN) - “Japan has been the toughest soil in the world amongst unreached people groups: very difficult to
MNN's Katey Hearth talks to Joe Handley, President of Asian Access, about their $200,000 matching grant initiative and how it'll impact church planting in Japan.
"We need a mighty force of prayer warriors around the world praying for the people of Japan. And we are desperate for people to go to Japan."
MNN's Ruth Kramer gets an update from Bishop Zothan Mawia with Asian Access about a prayer conference in Myanmar on Saturday, May 25, 2013 despite persecution trends.
Listen to Bishop Mawia pray for his country of Myanmar.
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Mongolia (MNN) ― Did you know Mongolia has one of the world's fastest growing economies? It had a growth rate of 17% in 2011 and 16.7% in 2012, according to BBC News.
The Church there is
Asian Access helps unify the Church of Mongolia
MONGOLIA(MNN) ―Did you know Mongolia has one of the world's fastest growing economies? It had a growth rate of 17% in
Slum fire sweeps near church; rebuilding plans underway
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Japan (MNN) ― In Asia, for every 600,000 people, there is only one trained, competent Christian leader. David Dayalan from Asian Access says they are working on training more leaders, especially in Japan. "Asian Access developed a strong emphasis on
India (MNN) ― Globalization is the new buzzword that has come to dominate the world.
With that buzz comes the end of the Cold War, changes in what was the Soviet Union, closer connections with Europe and North America, and lots of influence through media.
Market
MNN's Ruth Kramer interviews Asian Access' President, Joe Handley about Japan's one-year anniversary of disaster.
Sri Lanka (MNN) ― A decades-long civil war appears to be coming to an end in Sri Lanka. In the meantime, however, a humanitarian crisis is developing.
Tens of thousands of civilians are trapped in a tiny area less than two miles square, between the government
Asia (MNN) ― Asia is the world's largest and most-populous continent. Buddhism, Hinduism and a host of other religions compete for dominance, and most of the world's unreached live in Asia.
Conflicting worldviews have led to a spiritual dissonance in many of
Bruce Johnson of Asian Access reports, "Europe and the U.S. and North America have been sending missionaries over the past
Japan (MNN) ― Materialism is a big problem in Japan. Many Christians say it's one of the biggest obstacles to people turning to Christ. However, Asian Access says one Japanese pastor points to the church as an obstacle itself.
Asian Access' Tim Clark says his pastor, Ryoichi Masuda (yo-ee-CHEE mah-su-DAH),
Asian Access partners gather in Malaysia to celebrate 40 years of ministry.
Malaysia (MNN) ― It started in Japan in 1967 as the Language Institute for Evangelism. It later became Life Ministries. Now it's known as Asian
Women in Leadership, Interview 1:
