Program areas at ASAP Ministries
Asap Ministries brought humanitarian relief to the suffering in cambodia, laos, thailand, vietnam, myanmar and lebanon. Disaster assistance went to provide emergency rice, food, supplies and resources to reestablish victim's lives. For example, substantial assistance was given to areas in myanmar where fighting caused people to flee their homes. Field supervisors are trained to conduct needs assessments and make necessary plans to meet tangible needs. Villages with no access to clean drinking water or toilets receive clean water and sanitation facilites. The construction projects range from church buildings to school facilities and structures. These initiatives provide needed facilities and increase the quality of the projects and the lives they impact.
Asap Ministries supported and trained over seven hundred local missionaries (church planters, medical missionaries, teachers, youth evangelists, etc.) Who know the language and culture. Asap Ministries provided transportation, bibles, media evangelism and other evangelistic materials and tools. Asap Ministries provided funds for conducting evangelistic meetings and training to facilitate the growth of church membership. Asap Ministries provided health education and expos along with support to health training centers. Asap Ministries also provided support for church planting, training, and evangelistic endeavors among southeast asian refugees and immigrants within north america.
Asap Ministries had the privilege of offering quality christian education to at-risk children who would otherwise not be able to afford attending school in southeast asia and lebanon. Asap Ministries supported the operation of over 100 schools and literacy centers. Tuition assistance was provided to promising needy southeast asian students who sought higher education with the aim of them becoming trained to serve as missionaries in the future. A keep kids safe curriculum was established and implemented in the schools. Asap brings quality christian education to over 6,000 children living in vulnerable populations.