Alan and Ammabellee Bacus are FMWM-Asia missionaries, carrying the vision to “Influence a Million in Asia for Christ.” They work with other nationals and missionaries to establish multiplying disciple-making communities in strategic gateway cities across Asia. They also mobilize Free Methodist churches and leaders to intentionally engage in student ministry. Alan helps mentor emerging young leaders, and Ammabellee works with Web of Asian Women (WAW – pronounced WOW) and helps facilitate quarterly All-Asia online prayer gatherings.
Pray For
- the discipleship of student leaders on high school and university campuses and the training of leaders for the growing community churches in the Ilocos region
- God’s guidance in forming the core group for ministry among Overseas Filipino Workers in CA-MY
- Alan as he mentors emerging leaders across Asia to reach young adults for Jesus
- Ammabellee as she supports WAW
- their children’s educational transition phases
Freed from Slavery
God is at work in Creative Access-PN, and He is working through the Free Methodist churches there. Hear this story from one of our key leaders, Pastor M. Praise the Lord for His grace! The Free Methodist Church (FMC) in Creative Access-PN is deeply involved in...
Participating Together Work of the Spirit
Kyaw Aung is an example of one who realized his spiritual needs when his physical needs were met. This often happens through the generosity and kindness expressed through the Bishops’ Crisis Response Fund (BCRF). FMWM-Asia values partnerships like this, built within...
Despair to Hope!
Imagine living without hope in a remote Cambodian village. Now imagine attending worship Sunday morning at a local Free Methodist Church. You might hear Sister Gne as she stands to testify to the power of God in her life. For a long time, I have had terrible...
Closed and Open Doors
I was visiting one of the famous sights in a creative access country in Asia, a famous pagoda. Built in 1601, it has seven stories corresponding to the seven levels of enlightenment.1 The design was originally intended to help seekers move from one level of...