YEF SEA Unites to Bring the Multi-religious Region Back to God

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At a regional conference in Thailand recently, representatives from the Southeast Asian region gathered and discussed the vision for the region to become a Christian region, and unites in prayer as well as setting country vision to win the youth back to God.

The presider shared the message from Isaiah 6:1-13, focus on the heart of God wanting to reach out to all until there is no one remain in the land. After seeking God for the vision for their respected country through prayer, national leaders presented their country vision, goal and strategy.

"I long to see youth of Malaysia from different religions, races and languages backgrounds repent and back to God, worship God in one heart and unite together," though the country is known as Muslim majority country and consist of multi-racial, religion and languages, Dorcas from Malaysia holds on to the dream of unity when the Kingdom of God fulfill in this land.

" I am a person who use to easily give up, however, I will not give up until seeing this dream to fulfil through the position I stand in YEF," May from Thailand sets her determination after understanding the heart of God wanting to save all souls. During the presentation, May and Hong set the goal to connect the universities from North, South, East and West part of the country.  

"It is our dream to see Vietnam becomes a Christian country in the next 10 years," Ruby and Na shared the plan to open mission in the major cities in Vietnam, and the situation on each cities, together with the strategy to unite the north, center and south part of the country through setting up YEF chapters in selected cities.

"The goal for Indonesia is to preach to 70 millions youth," Mazda shared the goal and the strategy to evangelize youth in selected universities then send them back to their home town to spread forth the gospel.

"I wish to see Cambodia to become a Christian country where everyone is able to share the love with one another," Phallin from Cambodia present the idea for one person to share the love of Christ with another four people. Through such method, the love will increase and circulate throughout the country.

Besides, seminars resumed that shared strategies for online evangelism. Healing prayer meeting and counselling sessions were also held to provide spiritual strength for mission leaders.

 

 

 

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