by Rebekah Schouten | Jun 1, 2024 | Asia, India, Stories of Impact
James*, one of e3’s Strategy Coordinators in South Asia, has been coaching a local man named Stan*. A friend of Stan’s in a city nearby had heard about how God was moving in Stan’s ministry and asked what he was doing. “This gave Stan a great opportunity to share...
by Rebekah Schouten | Apr 27, 2024 | Asia, Central Asia, Stories of Impact
Tim* and Natasha*, two e3 Strategy Coordinators in Central Asia, met a woman named Saliha* at the beginning of the month. She asked about their faith and Tim and Natasha were able to share with her. “She said she had seen the Jesus Film a while back and had been...
by Rebekah Schouten | Mar 9, 2024 | Asia, India, Stories of Impact
One of e3’s Strategy Coordinators, Beth*, recently returned from leading a short-term trip to South Asia where she and her team saw 182 people profess faith in Christ for the first time, and more than 700 believers were trained and equipped in evangelism and...
by Rebekah Schouten | Feb 3, 2024 | Asia, India, Persecution, Stories of Impact
Last week, Randy*, an e3 Strategy Coordinator in South Asia, led a 3.5-day intensive training for about 50 leaders from seven states in the area. The training focused on how to multiply disciples, churches, and leaders. During the training, Randy kept one brutal fact...
by Rebekah Schouten | Jan 13, 2024 | Asia, India, Stories of Impact
Two of e3’s Strategy Coordinators in South Asia, Joshua* and Ellie*, have been working with a national partner, David*, for seven years. David is a Tibetan Buddhist-background believer who had a small congregation of 40 men and women when Joshua and Ellie first met...
by Rebekah Schouten | Oct 7, 2023 | Asia, East Asia, Stories of Impact, The Unreached
One of e3’s Strategy Coordinators in South Asia, Jim, recently traveled with his team to an eastern district of the state he works in that is highly unreached. The state has more than 1.2 million people and is made up of 1,021 villages. Only 0.05% of the population is...
