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Profile
of AEF
AEF is an indigenous and interdenominational
faith mission founded in Singapore in 1960
by Dr G D James.
AEF is committed to reaching
Asia for Christ through the ministry of national workers
who are involved in evangelism and pioneer missions.
Uniqueness
AEF is not a "sending"
mission - it recruits, trains and commissions national
workers to carry out pioneer missionary work in their
own countries in Asia. These national workers
are organized, supervised and supported by national
boards set up in each country under the direction
of the AEF International Office. This is cost
effective, culturally sensitive and viable missionary
strategy for today. Besides being the most suited
culturally and linguistically, national workers also
require lesser support than overseas missionaries
as they would not have additional costs involved in
their children's education, furlough and cross-cultural
studies etc. National workers are generally
more effective in Asia's cultural and religious setting.
In some countries where doors have been closed to
foreign missionaries, this is the only strategy which
works.
Ministry
Currently, AEF has some 200
national workers in the following countries: Burma
(Myanmar), India, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Singapore
and Hong Kong/China.
Training
AEF
trains its national workers in their own countries.
We have modest training centres in Malaysia, India,
Nepal, Myanmar.
Our
Goals
1. Developing
new ministries among unreached people in Bhutan, Bangladesh
and Pakistan.
2. Launching creative ministries
in Vietnam and Cambodia.
3. Consolidating the International
Office of AEF in Australia and strengthening our fields
in Asia.
The
Means
AEF
believes in keeping the incidentals and overheads
as low as possible. It is our goal that the
costs of administration will be covered by earmarked
gifts from companies and individuals who have a keen
interest in keeping goals trim. All special
projects or expenses of a project nature are funded
by sponsors as far as possible. Gifts from churches
and Christians which are intended for the support
of missionaries or evangelists in general are pooled
and each worker receives his or her support on a unit
system. Churches who support workers under the umbrella
of AEF, or have "adopted" workers who serve
in their own country, will have the fund channeled
to the workers without any deduction for administration
(if our overhead cost can be borne by sponsors).
AEF believes in building a long term relationship
with its supporters, a relationship based on mutual
trust and accountability to God and each other.
AEF will give regular updates of the workers ' ministry
and projects to all supporters. There is a great
need for prayer as AEF engages in spiritual warfare
in winning Asians for Christ. Meetings for prayer
and fellowship are held regularly. AEF also
organizes mission trips for Christians to see the
work being supported, first hand.
The
Challenge
With
doors closing to Western missionaries in some Asian
countries, with rapid and major changes in other and
in the light of the Lord's return, we need to mobilize
Christians in Asia to reach out to their fellow men
urgently.
Presently
less than 5% of Asia has been reached with the gospel.
With God's help and your involvement we seek to reach
Asia for Christ in the most cost effective and efficient
way.
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It
costs us about US $40- US $250 per month to support a national
worker and family. National Workers in Indonesia, India,
Philipines, Myanmar, Malaysia, Nepal and China are sharing
the Gospel and planting Churches. |
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They
need your help.

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