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Loving God

OUTCOME #1

Over a lifetime, each kingdom leader is “Living in a love relationship with God.”

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Growing Christlike

OUTCOME #2

Over a lifetime, each kingdom leader is "growing as a Christlike leader."

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Reproducing Leaders

OUTCOME #3

Over a lifetime, each kingdom leader is “Reproducing disciple-making leaders.”

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Planting Churches

OUTCOME #4

Over a lifetime, each kingdom leader is “Planting multiplying churches.”

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You can do something about the loss of pastors in India.

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Good News Amidst Growing COVID Crisis in India

As you are well aware, the COVID crisis has gripped the world, perhaps none worse than what we are seeing in India today. Fortunately, Asian Access just received a matching challenge to help serve the church in India as well as the Middle East.

Micro-Revolution?

MicroChurch

He told them another parable: “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed, which a man took and planted in his field. Though it is the smallest of all seeds, yet when it grows, it is the largest of garden plants and becomes a tree, so that the birds come and perch in its branches.” — Matthew 13:31-32

Life and Ministry in the Midst of Pandemic and Persecution

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Update from an Asian Access Leader

How have the national leaders of Asian Access responded in these unprecedented times of combined pandemic and persecution? How have they coped? How are their own lives, and their own families, faring?

Polycentrism as the New Leadership Paradigm

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SIX COMMON THEMES FOR A TRINITARIAN APPROACH TO LEADING MISSIONS

By Joseph W. Handley, Jr.

Polycentric—Why? And, what’s that?¹

As the world grapples with ongoing tensions, polarities, and ever-growing challenges, I am convinced that we need a new approach to leadership. It was this concern that compelled me to study global leadership and see if another form of leadership could prove pivotal to the world in which we lead for this era of God’s mission.

COVID-19 overwhelms hospitals throughout Asia

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Asia (MNN) — An “explosion” of COVID-19 cases is pushing hospitals across Asia to the edge of collapse, the International Federation of the Red Cross warns. Asian nations reported over 5.9 million new infections in the past two weeks – more than the combined totals of all other regions.

Ten Principles that have Shaped my Life

Words that have impacted my life and leadership

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1. “START AT THE TOP AND WORK YOUR WAY DOWN. THEY MIGHT SAY 'NO' BUT THEY COULD SAY 'YES'."

Dr. Robert Clinton, a former professor of leadership at Fuller Seminary had five principles of mentoring. His first principle; it is the mentee’s responsibility to find a mentor. This could be interpreted as the principle of attraction.