Georgia (MNN) — “Gamarjoba” is Georgian for “hello!” A3 is beginning its work in Georgia, helping unite the Church under one mission.

By REV. PETER DEBAKAR MAZUMDER
From May 7–10, 2025, our A3 7th Batch families gathered in the seaside town of Cox’s Bazar for a family seminar where ministry leaders didn’t just come as pastors and leaders, but as husbands, wives, and parents, ready to invest in their homes.
Cambodia (MNN) — China plays peacemaker in a bid to calm regional tensions as Trump-led efforts falter. Beijing also went on the defensive, denying claims that weapons produced by China were being used in the latest Cambodia-Thailand conflict.


International (MNN)—The world has become less peaceful over the last 17 years, according to the 2025 Global Peace Index, with conflict deaths at their highest levels of the century. In the face of this, A3 President Joe Handley encourages Christians around the world to turn to Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.

Armenia (MNN) – A3 works around the world, “changing the few who change the many.” By developing church leaders, A3 aims to change the lives of local pastors and other leaders who can make a significant Kingdom impact.

Japan (MNN) — A powerful, 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck northeast Japan late Monday night, injuring at least 30 people. Although the quake was not massively destructive, people fear a second wave.
David Robison, a local missionary with Japan Evangelical Missions Society and a friend of A3, says, “Immediately after the earthquake, we started hearing the tsunami sirens going throughout the city.”

Sri Lanka (MNN) — After making landfall in Sri Lanka on Friday, Cyclone Ditwah’s torrential rains turned into floodwaters and landslides. The storm took many by surprise. At least 366 people lost their lives, and more than 350 remain missing as of Monday.

Vietnam (MNN) — After striking the Philippines, Typhoon Kalmaegi swept into Vietnam, leaving widespread destruction across the country.

Philippines (MNN) — Super Typhoon Fung-Wong made landfall in the northern Philippines on Sunday, killing at least 25 people and displacing an estimated 1.4 million.

International (MNN) — At the end of October, nearly nine hundred Gospel workers gathered in Seoul for the General Assembly of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA).

Philippines (MNN) — Families are picking up the pieces of their lives after Typhoon Kalmaegi ripped through the central region of the nation this week.
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