EVANGELISM
"MAKE HIS NAME KNOWN AMONG THE NATIONS"
- PSALM 105:1
Myanmar is one of the least reached nations on earth, with approximately 90% claiming to be Buddhist. Even so, the Christian leadership is exceptional — thanks to the work of missionaries of an earlier era.
Asian Children’s Mission relies on Myanmar’s Christian leaders to reach out to their own people. Our job is simply to equip and encourage.
BAZAN
Bazan is an amazing evangelist and teacher. With his brother, he travels to many IDP (Internally Displaced Persons) camps and other remote villages. He is gifted at sharing the Gospel Message and of really having empathy for the people. His passion also is teaching high school age students that are in villages with no high schools. They stay at his home with his wife and children, and he instructs/tutors them as they finish high school. May God keep him safe.
TIMOTHY
Timothy gives classes at MCDC (ACM Development Center) teaching evangelists effective/proven ways to connect and share the Gospel with Theravada Buddhists. With this training the students learn that through understanding the ancient Pali language, the sacred language of Theravada Buddhism, God is evident in these writings. It is a fascinating study and tool. Come take his course!
Aung Josiah
Aung Josiah serves as the ACM Director in Myanmar, where he leads with deep faith and compassion. He is a devoted father to his four children—as well as to the 56 children who call Hope Children’s Home their family.
As pastor of Hope Church and an active evangelist, Aung Josiah has shared the Gospel with thousands across Myanmar. A graduate of Myanmar Bible College, he continues to study and teach God’s Word with passion and humility.
He also organizes and participates in all of ACM’s Emergency Relief Projects, bringing both practical help and the message of hope to those in crisis. His life and ministry reflect his unwavering commitment to the Great Commission of Jesus Christ.
Pung Baihum
Pung Baihum serves as ACM’s Mid-Country Director in Mandalay, Myanmar. He is the father of three sons, including Tinnman, whose story inspired the creation of Joshua School.
A dedicated pastor, Pung faithfully led the Mandalay Church of Christ for 22 years. Together with his wife, he now directs and serves at Joshua School, sharing the love of Jesus with thousands of Buddhist and Muslim families throughout Mandalay.
Known for his wisdom and humility, Pung brings great richness to ACM’s mission as he continues to share the message of hope in Christ.