Mongolia

By CHINZORIG “Chinzo” JIGJIDSUREN

When I think about what A3 has meant for Mongolia, three words come to mind: community, relationships, and entrepreneurial spirit. These are not just ideas; they are lived realities that have

The Mongolian Church has grown rapidly since the introduction of democracy and the Gospel over thirty years ago.

After parliamentary elections in June, last month local governments in Mongolia had their turn.

China (MNN) — Students and parents from Inner Mongolia gathered to protest a new Chinese policy that would require students to use Mandarin textbooks,

Learning About Emotional Intelligence

A little over a year ago my colleague Mary Jo Wilson, Vice President for Missional Engagement, took several of our staff through a journey learning about our Emotional Intelligence (EQ). She was certified just prior to lead groups like this and we were one

Pastor Chinzorig from Mongolia shared at the fall session of the eighth cohort of pastors in Mongolia on Kingdom Discipleship. It was breathtaking simply sitting in and listening the first few days. He

On behalf of Asian Access, Silk and I are grateful for your prayers and support. This photo above was taken while we were with the seventh graduating class in Mongolia. You'd be amazed to hear their praise reports! We're excited for them. We want to wish

Ideree the Bird Man is more famous worldwide for his bird photography than for his pastoring a church or working with the leadership team of A3...  

Ariunbold has vision like I’ve rarely seen. It’s a God-given vision, passion, and gift mix...

Mongolia’s church may be young, but they have big plans

Mongolia (MNN) — Mongolia’s Church is younger than most. Many pastors have only been ministering for just over 20 years, but they’re already facing challenges on a national scale.

“In our country, materialism is kicking in so people are

"I would really like to thank all the people who are committing themselves in prayer, in giving and in being part of the global movement of advancing the kingdom of God through church planting and equipping and training ministries. Everybody, because we believe in the priesthood

The church in Mongolia is growing rapidly, mostly due to church planting. When I arrived in 2000, the pastors were a divided and competitive lot. Each was hoping to build a mega-church. My first trip was a tug-of-war for four out of five days. Out of 25 pastors, three were former Soviet Army officers. Two of them loved

What a privilege to host Chinzorig and Ariuntuul Jigjidsuren from Mongolia in our home last week. Silk and I picked them up at Dana Point where we had a nice brunch

You never know what you will run into with A3

All of our A3 National Directors have day jobs—usually, many day jobs. Chinzorig Jigjidsuren, A3/Mongolia National Director, is no exception. He is lead pastor for a large church in Ulaanbaatar

The Prayer Series is a creative way to pray for Asia and its people.

Each prayer was written and designed by Joshua Clayton, A2 Creative Team member and Asian Access alumnus. There are three prayers in the series and Prayer for Cambodia is in development:

• Prayer for Cambodia (coming soon)
• Prayer for

In this quick video report, Chinzorig shares the story of his friend, Pastor

The White Moon Celebration

The White Moon which is the Lunar New Year is one the main two big public annual events, next to the ...

Here's a brief video clip of me with a good view of Ulaanbaatar, the capital city.

Hear Ariunbold answer: "What impact has A3 had on your life and ministry?"

Pastor Ariunbold of Mongolia expanded his vision tremendously through A3...

I never particularly liked gers (yurts) since my childhood, being born and raised in the city, thinking it is not modern, messy, primitive, complicated etc. After Jesus accepted me, I started to realize many negative principles behind the city lifestyle, and started valuing old way of Mongolians living in gers. I probably can

Naadam is the Mongolian National Holiday, commemorating the People's Revolution of 1921. Every TV channel would broadcast the man's three games: mongolian wrestling, archery and horse racing. It is interesting that in old times these were the