Because 100% of all designated gifts are sent to fulfill specific purposes, your gift here can be used to meet whatever critical needs are facing the ministry of GFA, both in Asia and at our home offices.

Reaching the most unreached in our generation is the vision God has given to Gospel for Asia. For this to become a reality, we realized years ago that we would need to send out many more pioneer missionaries to begin church planting.

Many GFA-supported missionaries spend many arduous hours walking from one village to another. With a bicycle a native missionary can visit three to four times as many villages in a day. A heavy-duty Indian-made bicycle can be provided for $105.

Through God's grace and the efforts of native missionaries, new congregations are springing up across Asia. The need for church buildings is great. A church in India can be built for as little as $11,000.

Gospel for Asia's Compassion Services is bringing Christ's love to the suffering and needy in very practical ways.

GFA Native missionaries are reaching out to India's 300 million Dalits ("Untouchables") through personal evangelism, radio programs, Gospel literature and much more.

Man of Mercy, an Indian-made film on the life of Jesus, has proven to be one of the most effective tools to communicate the Gospel with millions of illiterate and unreached people on the Indian subcontinent.

Our vision is to bring the light of the Gospel to the most unreached people in the 10/40 Window and provide a copy of God's Word to every family.

Reaching millions, GFA Radio has become an important method of reaching the lost.

Literature is treasured in Asia. A tract is often passed from person to person. As a missionary distributes tracts in a village, he is quickly surrounded by people with outstretched hands. Literature is one of the most important tools of a native missionary. For $1.25 you can provide 250 Gospel tracts for the mission field.

Through the Jesus Wells, as with its other ministries, Gospel for Asia is committed to fulfill the call to reach the unreached with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Each Jesus Well is a powerful, ongoing witness. The average cost to drill one of these wells is US $1,000 (depending on the ground and the depth the shaft has to be sunk to reach water), but it can be as much as US $5,000 in difficult terrain.

With a van a native missionary team can visit a minimum of five unreached villages a day in the most remote areas. A fully equipped van--complete with an LCD projector kit, generator, bullhorn, Gospel tracts, Bibles, and flip charts--is $15,500 per unit.

Over 200 million Muslims live in Asia. GFA is training and sending out native missionaries to reach them.

Millions lead desperate lives in the slums of Asia. Learn more about GFA's successful outreach to slums.

Your gift to GFA will help thousands of tsunami survivors rebuild their lives and hear the Good News of the Gospel.

Your gift to GFA's Women's Ministry will help equip women who love the Lord to grow spiritually and share their hope with their unreached neighbors.

More than half of the 42,000 children in our Bridge of Hope program are waiting for permanent sponsors. Your gift here to the Unsponsored Children’s Fund will help us provide for them.

GFA is praying for special friends to make one-time gifts to our Unsponsored Missionaries Fund. This allows us to provide for the native missionaries while they await sponsors.

Training and sending out missionaries, equipping them with the necessary tools and helping them establish churches wouldn't be possible without Gospel for Asia's home team staff. Each person on our staff has been called by God to work behind the scenes, serving both the native missionaries in Asia and the Body of Christ in the West. More than just a job, their work is a ministry that affects eternity.

Our goal is to instill in each student the vision to take the Gospel to the unreached; provide on-the-job training through ongoing outreach ministry; give them quality instruction in the Word of God; and prepare them for pioneer work, hardship, persecution and a life of faith through Jesus.

Leprosy is still a greatly feared disease across Asia because of the disfigurement it can cause, the social stigma it carries, and because it can be transmitted through close contact with a patient.