Oppression of believers has been scaled back, but God’s people continue to live on the margins. We support workers who are discipling the nation’s house churches and reaching out to the lost, sometimes at great personal cost.

The government is seeking to bring all Christian worship in line with the ruling Party’s values. We continue to support gospel workers and provide Scripture by any means possible.

This vast and diverse nation is home to many different peoples and cultures but is increasingly opposed to Christ. We are supporting workers in the gospel–deprived areas and bringing relief to the poor in Jesus’ name.

Whilst the people of Japan are among the wealthiest in Asia, almost 98% of them remain unreached by the gospel. We are helping to pioneer new projects which place Scripture in their hands.

We are helping to train the next generation of passionate leaders for the church, as well as supporting refugee children and families whose lives have been devastated by conflict.

These beautiful islands actively reject the gospel, prohibiting all Christian literature and outreach. We support workers witnessing to Maldivian people both inside and outside the nation’s borders.

We are taking up the challenge of reaching one of the sparsest nations on earth by enabling the training of leaders and evangelists, reaching out to the exploited and providing for the vulnerable in the name of Jesus.

Our partners work to ensure that disabled children receive the support and medical care that they need.

We partner with workers taking on the challenge of bringing good news to big cities and remote mountain villages alike. They distribute Scripture and provide for the poor as they go.

We support workers who proclaim good news to the oppressed and to many unreached villages. They also educate poor children and care for the vulnerable in several regions.

There is little support for the church in this predominantly Buddhist nation. We help to provide sound training for church leaders and aid the mobilisation of workers for the harvest field on the island and beyond.

With 88% of the population unreached, there is much work to be done in reaching not only the Thai majority but also the nation’s Muslim and animist minorities. We are supporting evangelists on the ground as well as reaching out to exploited women.

With the nation torn apart by war, over 10 million people are thought to be displaced within and beyond Syria’s borders. We cannot access them in person but are providing access to Scripture in innovative ways.

The conflict in Yemen has left millions on the brink of starvation. Many organisations are seeking to provide for these physical needs, so we focus on work which brings the gospel to these needy people in creative ways.

We are enabling gospel ministry in several areas of Iraq’s Kurdish region, including work among refugees and survivors of abuse by terrorist groups.

Whilst many of Iran’s people want new freedoms, the government continues to maintain strict Islamic traditions. We support the safe training of leaders for the church as well as the distribution of Scripture to the Iranian people.

In the midst of a country torn about by war, we support work caring for the wellbeing of the poorest in the name of Jesus.

With their governments opposed to the gospel, many countries in the region are hard to access. We seek to bring Scripture to the people of South–East Asia whilst also providing for the poor and creating opportunities for exploited women.

With the country hosting more than a million refugees, there is a huge opportunity to share the love and hope of Christ. Our partners are working hard to that end.

Our partners are impacting the country’s huge youth population through a grassroots discipleship programme and reaching out to poor and marginalised groups in the northern tea gardens.

Across these nations, we are helping young leaders, evangelists, youth workers and social workers share the gospel in their communities.

Education projects are giving local workers a great opportunity to engage with children and families from minority groups, including the poorest in society.