SOM Asia News2026-07-28T13:26:54-07:00

SOM Asia 2

Asia has some of the highest populations and poorest nations on earth. SOM USA has supported Asian Christian leadership with assistance of distribution of tens of thousands of Bibles and Christian materials since 2008.

In 2017, a faithful Asian Christian leader established one of our SOM Asia partnerships. In 2019, they started their first church planting school and sewing discipleship school to empower the leadership and multiplication of the Church at risk in the region.

Meet the Director of SOM Asia 2

  • His lineage is from the minority Hindu background.
  • He has been a champion of organizing teams to distribute Gospel materials to the largest gatherings of Muslims in the world.
  • Over his lifetime of ministry, it is estimated that he has distributed more than one million Gospel materials to people in his country.
  • He was put into jail for his witness of Christ but continues to courageously reach the lost.
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