Currently, All Nations Tribal Outreach is in phase 2 of our School of Ministry building project in Myanmar, working to finalize the Land Purchase for the School. The first part of Phase 2 of the building project in Myanmar involves constructing two dormitories and a Classroom building. With the completion of at least one dormitory, men and women can begin to stay, be taught the Word of God, and be prepared for ministry. With the completion of these structures, more students who desire to learn God’s word can stay and have the right learning environment they need to be taught and prepared to become ministers of God’s word. The final component of this phase is the completion of a wall that encircles the entire property. While the surrounding area is considered safe for students to reside, a barrier is needed to keep them protected. It will also be used to delineate our property border. These are essential purposes that a wall would serve, and it is necessary to have it in this phase as well.

I vividly remember a Sunday morning in Malawi when I saw something that I will not forget. As the church filled, there were no Bibles in the hands of the believers during the service. This moment was heartbreaking. It was then that I realized how many people in communities like ours in both Africa and Asia do not have access to these sacred texts, as they seek guidance and inspiration from God. That morning revealed a truth that stayed with me. Communities across Africa and Asia are hungry for God’s Word in their own native language. Our vision is to advance the Kingdom of God through leadership development and compassion ministries, built on a strong foundation of Holy Scripture, and to apply practical ministry methods to all people groups, especially the poor and marginalized members of the society in which they live. My mission now is to also spread the Holy Scripture to those who don’t have it. The people of Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania all long to read the Bible in their own Chewa language. For these areas, with just $15, we can bring value that brings hope into someone’s life, which is beyond measure. With your help, we can distribute 6,000 Bibles now and reach our goal of 10,000 soon. The ultimate goal is for every villager in every nation to have a personal Bible, available to them at no cost. Help us spread the message-together we can change lives

In Matthew 25, Jesus shares a parable about the importance of helping those individuals who are weak, marginalized, and often overlooked by society. Jesus makes it clear that Christians should reach out to them and share His love with them. He speaks of this type of love as similar to the love shown to Him. Our compassion ministry to Autistic and mentally challenged people is our way of reaching out to individuals with the same compassion that is required of us as human beings to God.

In 2012, All Nations Tribal Outreach helped raise enough funds from donors to purchase property in India as a site for the Bethany Centre for Autism and Mentally Challenged. The centre has taken the responsibility to minister to both young and old alike who have mental disabilities that affect their everyday lives. While donors purchased the property, local leaders took the initiative to build the Centre. Leaders are teaching and caring for many individuals with diverse needs and requirements. We have well-trained leaders who have made significant sacrifices to enable us to be effective in this community. They labor with love to gain the satisfaction of helping others who are less fortunate. We have many needs, from our facility needs to the daily operation of this ministry, to move forward. We pray for more partners who have a heart for those Christ may call the least of these.

There are a large number of children who have lost parents because of disease and warlike conditions. Many children have parents who have given them up to mercy homes to be taken care of because of financial burden and struggles in their families. Since economic hardship and war-like insurgency fighting exist in many regions of the world, the need for an orphanage ministry is greatly appreciated by the locals. Providing children with a loving home is an excellent way to demonstrate Christ’s love. All Nations Tribal Outreach has initiated a feeding ministry for orphan children; however, the need for an orphanage ministry is far greater in every country we serve. Establishing and sponsoring orphanages and mercy homes (homes where children are placed because parents cannot provide loving homes for their children) is of great need.

In 2018 and 2024, we were able to purchase land with ample space to operate our School of Ministry and an orphanage ministry in both Myanmar and Malawi. In the vicinity of both areas, there are schools for children to attend classes and learn. If we can find the right partners, we can immediately build an orphanage to show the love of Jesus Christ and create an excellent learning environment.

Another compassion ministry that is needed is medical health clinics. Currently, the villages where our school of ministry and feeding programs are located do not have a hospital or medical clinic nearby. Villagers have a desire to build a medical clinic soon in each of these regions. Land for both of these projects is available and can be set aside for these purposes; however, resources to begin and complete these projects are currently unavailable. Whether we are involved or not, these facilities will have to be built. All Nations Tribal Outreach has a great opportunity before us to bless the community by being involved in these projects. By establishing a medical clinic, we can foster a stronger relationship with the village, which will help us achieve our vision of establishing a Christian presence in these villages. It will help our efforts in bringing the community to the saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.