A new national church president begins his term in Myanmar, leading 1,289 members in mission, discipleship, and gospel outreach.
Christian communities in Myanmar are serving and worshiping amid escalating conflict, supporting displaced families as hospitals, schools, and homes face violence and insecurity.
From October 29-November 1, 2025, Hanoi, Vietnam became a sacred meeting place as women from across the Asia Pacific gathered for the 9th Asia Pacific Alliance Women’s (APAW) Conference and Prayer Journey. They came with different languages, cultures, and stories but with one shared purpose: to seek God together and renew their commitment to the Great Commission.
Rev. Joseph Illamil Reyes was elected the new national president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of the Philippines (CAMACOP) during the denomination’s 58th General Assembly held in Palawan. He will serve a four-year term from August 1, 2025, to July 31, 2029.
The Japan Alliance Church (JAC) elected Rev. Akihiko Hisatomi its new president during the denomination’s annual assembly in May 2025. Hisatomi will serve a two-year term, leading a fellowship of 36 congregations across the country.
Dr. Benjamin “Ben” Pada de Jesus was a visionary leader, pastor, educator, and global servant of the Christian and Missionary Alliance.
More than 300 men, women and children are experiencing tangible change each week through a growing community initiative in Sonarpur, where sports, education, and spiritual mentoring are shaping lives, healing brokenness, and igniting hope.
As a result of the powerful earthquake that struck Southeast Asia on Friday, March 28th, 2025, the Christian and Missionary Alliance (C&MA) churches in Myanmar and Thailand are offering a vital response—meeting urgent physical needs while pointing to lasting spiritual hope.
The APAC Regional Conference brought together more than 150 delegates from across the Asia-Pacific region, together with 200 local seminarians, for four days of inspiration, collaboration, and worship under the theme “Your Kingdom Come” (Matthew 6:9-13).
Alliance churches in India are experiencing a new era in their life and ministry across Maharashtra and Gujarat states, as the work of evangelists and pastors yields spiritual fruits in towns and villages.
In a historic move, Jang Mi Kyung, also known as Zenas, has been elected the first female president of the Alliance Church Korea.
The Thailand Chistian and Missionary Alliance (TCMA) Church, the Evangelical Church of Vietnam North (ECVN-C&MA) and the Alliance World Fellowship (AWF) have been collaborating since 2018 to bring the gospel to Vietnamese people in Thailand.
Rev. Paul Paksoal’s life was characterized by dedication to a holy calling. Heir to a legacy of faith and service, he gave himself to the ministry.
In a harmonious convergence of cultures, the 8th Asia Pacific Alliance Women’s Conference and Prayer Journey unfolded with the resounding theme “Go to the Nations.”
The Chinese Alliance World Fellowship (CAWF) hosted its 7th Conference, March 14-17, 2023 in Manchester, UK with the theme “Mission Next! New Waves in the New Era.”
Lian Suan Pau has been leading the C&MA Myanmar as its president since March 2022. It is a four-year term. “Our main challenge,” he says, “is the evangelization of Buddhist Myanmar.”
Getting a passport for work in Singapore was an aspiration for a bright future for young professionals from the Philippines. They saw it as a career move and an economic uplift for their families. It was a personal plan, but God has used this plan instead to accomplish his purposes.
The centennial celebration of the Khmer Evangelical Church (C&MA), and the entire Protestant church in Cambodia is the testament of God’s power to sustain his Church. After the genocide of the Khmer Rouge regime, when 80% of Christians in that country were killed, the Church of Jesus Christ was rebuilt to join God’s mission of proclaiming the gospel to all nations.
God is opening doors for the worldwide Alliance to strengthen cooperation in missions with its emphasis on Diaspora Missions, Relief and Development, and Business as Mission. The 2022 AWF Regional Conference of the Asia Pacific Alliance Churches (APAC) allowed the participants to discuss and to plan the next steps to foster cooperation among national churches.
