compassion

Reflections on 10th Anniversary of Japan’s Triple Disaster

By Kent Muhling

As the ten-year commemoration of the March 11 disaster approaches, many of us think back to our experience of that day and the days that followed. I am reminded of some of the lessons I

I am so thrilled to join the board of a great ministry birthed from my home church, ReIGNITE Hope. Several years ago, seeing the plight of the

Dear Friends, the collective wisdom from the Asian Access family in light of our current global crisis is such a treasure. As they come in, I’d like to share them with you so that you can sense their heart and the insight they have for those of us in the global body of Christ. Just like our series Eastern

From the time I left the business world to enter full time ministry, I had a conviction that to grow a church I needed to focus on growing leaders who would grow the church. Or as Paul Scanlon has said, "To grow a big church, focus on growing big people. This led me to a very important question, "Who is

Asian Access exposes leaders to deeper issues in each country

While teaching in A2/Cambodia, Adrian De Visser sensed that most participants had not grappled with social concern—especially the reality of hurting and marginalized people in society—their own society. So Rev. De

by Kent Muhling

Thank you again for your many encouraging notes and promises of prayer.  Reading them gives me a real lift.  I’m glad to know

Occasionally A3 missionaries or national leaders have personal needs that are so challenging that we desire to show special care and practical help. It could be a health challenge, natural disaster, persecution, or helping them with a family problem.