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- March 2010 (7)
- 13: Campus ministry updates; nearly two thousand came to the Lord!
- 11: A tentmaker in a sensitive country
- 09: Korean unity – an example for all missionaries!
- 06: Evangelism: A lifestyle
- 04: “Good morning, Mr Loh!”
- 03: The more we have, the more we worry
- 02: The church goes into a building on Sunday!
- February 2010 (20)
- 27: Emotional fatigue: case history of mission leaders (2)
- 25: Emotional fatigue: case history of mission leaders (1)
- 24: The more we have, the more we spend
- 23: Indonesian church becomes a club!
- 20: Summer travel: the way they are (3)
- 18: Cultural insensitivities
- 17: The more we have, the more we want
- 16: Does money and power rule in missions?
- 14: Summer travel: the resting place (2)
- 13: Summer travel: on the train (1)
- 12: Does “Missions” merely mean “Exotic”?
- 11: On-field orientation
- 10: Treasures in heaven
- 09: Christ’s Korean army advances
- 07: Spring cleaning
- 06: Testimonies of our boys in the literacy center
- 05: Worthless bible-school evangelism courses
- 04: A need for post-university ministry in China (2)
- 03: Do you know the Spirit’s power?
- 02: Training missionaries to reach Christians rather than the unsaved!
- January 2010 (31)
- 31: A need for post-university ministry
- 30: Testimony of a soul-winner
- 29: Reverse church-planting in India
- 28: “Thawing” on sunny island
- 27: Investing for the future
- 26: Looking for the seeds of the Magic Lighted Tree!
- 25: Cambodia Youth Camp (8)
- 24: Youth camp at Preynob Cambodia (7)
- 23: SMS returns to Xinjiang
- 22: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (10)
- 21: Experiencing God (4)
- 20: Experiencing God (3)
- 19: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (9)
- 18: Experiencing God (2)
- 17: Experiencing God (1)
- 16: Fourth day of Cambodia youth camp (6)
- 15: McDonald’s is a great place to reach street kids!
- 14: The wonder of the Gospel (3)
- 13: “Point me to the skies!”
- 12: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (8)
- 11: My testimony; by grace are ye saved…
- 10: The classroom; how we are all being taught
- 09: The great divide (5)
- 08: Nepalis celebrate Christmas in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- 07: The wonder of the Gospel (2)
- 06: Remember It’s … “While you are going…”
- 05: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (7)
- 04: Stamped gift
- 03: Medical mission; fun at Baklang beach (4)
- 02: A blessed Lord’s Day at Baklang Koh Kong (3)
- 01: Common hindrances to missions in Asia (6)
- December 2009 (30)
- 31: The Wonder of the Gospel (Part 1)
- 30: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (5)
- 29: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (4)
- 28: Happiness
- 27: Youth camp in Cambodia (2)
- 26: Youth camp in Cambodia
- 24: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (3)
- 23: I hope you are listening
- 22: Common Hindrances to missions in Asia (2)
- 21: Common hindrances to missions in Asia (1)
- 20: God provides for His missionaries (6)
- 19: God provides for His missionaries (5)
- 18: Understanding Asian Societies
- 17: Rubber Time in Asia
- 16: He continues to count on us
- 15: God provides for His missionaries (4)
- 14: Campus Ministries – an open door in Iloilo Philippines
- 13: Dealing with distractions
- 12: Christian Voluntarism – a success story
- 11: God provides for His missionaries (3)
- 10: Christian Voluntarism – the great need in Asia
- 09: He is still counting on us
- 08: Asian Politeness and Evangelism
- 07: Mission Tourism – the good and the bad
- 06: God provides for His missionaries (2)
- 05: God provides for His missionaries
- 04: India needs campus evangelists!
- 03: India – the majority of Indians are yet unreached because of their caste!
- 02: Prayer makes a difference
- 01: India – a land of religious freedom
- November 2009 (32)
- 30: The Price of a Soul
- 29: e-Camping is not Christian camping
- 28: Danger; do not go!
- 27: India – a visit to the Hq of one of Asia’s greatest church-planting movements
- 26: India – a country of contrasts
- 25: Are You Missing The Boat?
- 24: The Indian Church and the Chinese Church – a comparison
- 23: There’s A Place For You In The Harvest
- 23: Greatest wasted potential in the world
- 22: Reports from the mission field (3)
- 21: Missions conferences – a waste of time? (4)
- 20: Missions conferences – a waste of time? (3)
- 19: Missions conferences – a waste of time? (2)
- 18: The calamity at home (8)
- 17: Missions conferences – a waste of time? (1)
- 16: Why go to the campuses?
- 15: Reports from the mission field (2)
- 14: Why missionaries should report from the mission field (1)
- 13: The greatest wasted potential in the world is in the Philippines!
- 12: A simple couple builds a beautiful orphanage…
- 11: The consideration of money (7)
- 10: Cross-cultural communications made simple (2)
- 09: Cross-cultural communications made simple! (1)
- 08: Passion
- 07: Hospitable hosts and controlled eating (3)
- 06: Everything that you knew about China is wrong (2)
- 05: Everything you knew about China is wrong (1)
- 04: The complication of training (6)
- 03: Telecommunications can help us to reach millions in Asia (5)
- 02: Forcing God’s Hand or following the Master
- 02: Hospitable hosts and too much eating (2)
- 01: A lost bag for a lost soul
- October 2009 (31)
- 31: Our nation has been purged by God
- 30: God leads! And keeps! (3)
- 29: God leads! Let’s follow! (2)
- 28: The confusion of success (5)
- 27: God leads! We don’t need to be smart! (1)
- 26: What if every person knew just one
- 25: Asian relation – snapshots of life
- 24: Hospitable hosts and too much eating and drinking (1)
- 23: Telecommunications can change the way we reach millions in Asia! (4)
- 22: Telecommunications changes our lives but not our missions’ strategies! (3)
- 21: The constraint of age (4)
- 20: Telecommunications changes everything (2)
- 19: Typhoons in Asia – telecommunications can turn crises into opportunities to show God’s love! (1)
- 18: Cultural shock – a flushing problem
- 17: Cultural differences
- 16: Millions in Asia are ripe for the Good News! (3)
- 15: Millions in Asia are ripe for the Good News! (2)
- 14: Hindrances to missions (3)
- 13: The ripe harvest in Asia (1)
- 12: Right answer, wrong question
- 11: Three emails from Will
- 10: The church in Japan (3)
- 09: Evangelistic camping saves youth by the hundreds (2)
- 08: Evangelistic camping saves youth by the hundreds (1)
- 07: Hindrances to missions (2)
- 06: Philippine flood wipes out pastors’ livelihood project but opens doors…
- 05: Does Satan have access to our minds?
- 04: The church in Japan (2)
- 03: The church in Japan (1)
- 02: Church-planting in hostile cultures in Asia (4)
- 01: Church-planting in hostile cultures in Asia (3)
- September 2009 (30)
- 30: Hindrances to missions (1)
- 29: Church-planting in hostile cultures in Asia (2)
- 28: Church-planting in hostile cultures in Asia (1)
- 27: All in a day’s run
- 26: Who am I to deserve all these?
- 25: Bible-schools in Asia are different! (2)
- 24: Meliza
- 23: Give beyond your ability
- 22: Bible-schools in Asia are different! (1)
- 21: Responding to missions (3)
- 20: Responding to missions (2)
- 19: Responding to missions (1)
- 18: Bookstores are a vital part of the Great Commission in Asia (2)
- 17: Bookstores are a vital part of the Great Commission in Asia (1)
- 16: The need is for labourers
- 15: A unique call – God uses a reject to start a campus ministry!
- 14: Follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ
- 13: Airport lessons – flight delays (4)
- 12: Airport lessons – flight delays (3)
- 11: A unique call – God raises an instant church-planter!
- 10: A unique call – God calls a whole family to serve Him!
- 09: Pray for your missionaries
- 08: A unique call – from Ferragamo shoes to cheap sneakers!
- 07: Asian arrival
- 06: Pulling them out of the fire
- 05: Airport lessons – final call (2)
- 04: Evangelistic camping – an exciting new way to reach Asia’s youth (2)
- 03: Evangelistic camping – an exciting new way to reach Asia’s youth (1)
- 02: Airport lessons – lost luggage (1)
- 01: Packing for a mission trip – convenience or common-sense?
- August 2009 (31)
- 31: A unique missionary – called via a garbage-can!
- 30: Bohol breakthrough
- 29: Sufficient grace (2)
- 28: Going to school – privilege or pain?
- 27: Missionary communication – using functional English
- 26: God’s great love
- 25: Missionaries must celebrate differences!
- 24: “But they are just rice-christians”
- 23: Sufficient grace (1)
- 22: Hard lessons learnt on a mission trip
- 21: China’s 100 million middle-class need to be reached (2)
- 20: China’s 100 million strong middle-class need to be reached (1)
- 19: What happens after the evangelistic campaign
- 18: Supporting missionaries may be detrimental to missions!
- 17: Stolen identity
- 16: Prepared for the good news (2)
- 15: Prepared for the good news (1)
- 14: Christian mission trips – its impact (2)
- 13: Christian mission trips – its impact (1)
- 12: The poor… rich in faith
- 11: Christian mission trips – fear of travel or fear of commitment?
- 10: We were wondering. . . why do you read this blog?
- 09: Mass evangelism
- 08: Catching souls for the Lord
- 07: English teachers are the missionaries of the 21st Century
- 06: Missions in Asia – are we getting the right help?
- 05: Sacrifice
- 04: Missions in Asia – crippled by “headquarters”
- 03: Christian mission trips – a common mistake made by first-timers
- 02: Campus “street” evangelism
- 01: Building bridges for room to room evangelism
- July 2009 (55)
- 31: Christian prejudice against people of other races and cultures (2)
- 30: Christian prejudice against people of other races and cultures (1)
- 29: SMCI Negros evangelism campaign slideshow
- 29: Evangelism campaign (3rd week)
- 28: Christian prejudice against Muslims (2)
- 27: Christian prejudice against Muslims (1)
- 26: A vision for Mindanao
- 25: To know the will of God…
- 24: New schoolhouse in Sabah
- 24: Philippines 2009 campus evangelism photos
- 23: Transplanting of foreign churches into Asia!
- 22: Answered prayers
- 22: Room to room evangelism in the campus
- 21: Livelihood project for pastors – vermiculture (worm breeding)
- 20: Do you have wrong thoughts about Muslims?
- 19: Campaign strategy
- 19: Evangelism campaign in Bohol
- 18: First week of the evangelism in the campuses
- 18: Virgenia’s testimony
- 17: Campus evangelism in Philippines
- 16: Sabah Malaysia – fact sheet for missionaries
- 16: Christmas in June
- 15: Wisdom – missionaries and Asian airports
- 15: Planning a mission trip – the big question
- 15: God isn’t looking for people of great faith…
- 14: Wisdom – missionary travel procedures (passports)
- 14: Packing and final preparations for a mission trip
- 13: How to plan a missions trip
- 13: Wisdom – geography for missionaries
- 13: Team building seminar and workshop
- 12: Philippines SMCI evangelistic campaign
- 12: Planning a short-term missions trip
- 11: Wisdom – ‘robber-proofing’ yourself in the mission-field
- 11: How to plan for a missions trip
- 10: Wisdom – be wise as a serpent!
- 10: God’s grace is sufficient!
- 09: A day’s walk for 3 lady missionaries
- 09: The Mindanao movement – a glimpse
- 08: Wisdom for Christian missionaries
- 07: The geography history and religion of the missions field in Asia
- 07: If missions languish…
- 06: Church planting in the heart of Kuala Lumpur and other Asian cities
- 06: First time in the Philippines
- 05: Church planting in Kuala Lumpur
- 04: Church-planting in the heart of Kuala Lumpur
- 04: First time in Manila
- 03: Church planting in Malaysia by the ‘natural way’
- 03: Christian Missions In Asia
- 03: The Christians in China campuses
- 03: Hindrances removed
- 02: Christian missions ‘outsourcing’
- 02: Planning my first trip to the Philippines
- 01: Why www.abigmission.com?
- 01: Country/Location
- 01: Missions In Asia
- June 2009 (39)
- 30: The rural church in China – church music
- 29: The rural church in China – attendees
- 29: Writing for God’s glory
- 28: The rural church in China – prayer
- 27: The rural church in China – bible study
- 27: A strange request; a special gift
- 26: The rural church in China
- 26: The turning point
- 25: God’s grace is sufficient in a Batam hospital
- 25: My second missions trip
- 24: Satan hates missions; an accident in Batam!
- 23: Satan is real and he hates missions work!
- 23: Getting to know the Filipinos
- 22: My first missions trip into China
- 22: Benefits of online social networking in missions today
- 21: God pushes me into China!
- 20: God opens a door in China
- 20: After my first missions trip…
- 19: Literacy centers all over Sabah!
- 19: Lessons learnt on my first missions trip
- 18: Fear factor in Christian missions
- 18: Start of my first missions trip to Northern Thailand
- 17: Breeding worms for missions
- 16: Opening day at the literacy center in Sabah
- 16: How God called me to serve in missions
- 16: Cultural shock
- 16: God sends an entrepreunal pastor!
- 15: Preparations for literacy center in Sabah
- 15: My first missions trip
- 14: Helping poor pastors to help themselves
- 14: God provides in Sabah
- 13: Missions made easy!!
- 13: Setbacks in Sabah!
- 12: Lessons from a Malacca museum
- 11: First steps for a literacy center in Sabah!
- 10: Off to a kampong in Sabah!
- 09: Off to another town in Sabah!
- 09: Off we go to Sabah!
- 09: An exciting opportunity in Sabah
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