
Nepal (MNN) — Seventeen U.S. citizens and one citizen from India were detained in Nepal in early February. The accusation? Attempting to convert people to Christianity. The group was in Nepal with 15-day tourist visas and participated in a construction project on a local church. Authorities confiscated their documents for further investigation of the allegations.


Japan (MNN) — It has been one month since the Fourth Lausanne Congress concluded in South Korea, bringing together 5,000 Christian leaders from all over the world.




Algeria (MNN) — On Tuesday, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom released a report with troubling news: Only one church remains in Algeria. It’s a stark reminder of the increasing persecution of Algerian Christians.

Japan (MNN) – In 2011, northeastern Japan was hit by a 9.0 earthquake. That earthquake then triggered a tsunami and a meltdown at a nuclear power plant. The resulting devastation became known as the Triple Disaster, and its impact is still felt in parts of Japan to this day.

HELLO, MY NAME IS MARCELO.

I AM NATE AANDERUD. I'M HERE IN ECUADOR WITH A3.
We're here for the orientation for the pastors and also business leaders.

HELLO EVERYONE! MY NAME IS MARCELO.
I'm from Ecuador, and now we are here in the capital Quito with the global team of A3.

From CEO Joe Handley
Posts from Janelle Stoops, U.S. President of A3
A3 Community blog with posts from a variety of contributors
Stories about Asian Access published by Mission Network News, a mission news service dedicated to keeping Christians informed on evangelical mission activity around the world. In doing so we hope to educate and motivate Christians to prayer, participation, and support of missionary work to help further the Great Commission.
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