If after watching the video you would like to make an eternal difference in Hong Kong and China, here’s how you can be a part:

GO
Send us an email at trips@chinamissions.net if your church is interested in sending out a missions team.

PRAY
We continue to ask for increased prayer for these three points:

• For peace and a de-escalation of tensions between the protesters and government
• For Hong Kong to remain as a base of religious freedom to strategically reach out to China with the Gospel
• For the continued safety of the Fischer family in Hong Kong

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Our China Missions team loaded a horse with rice and cooking oil for the leper colony and hiked up the mountain on a long dirt trail.

Upon arriving we hugged them, prayed, worshiped, and loved on them until it was time to leave. The people in the colonies we visited had been treated and had varying degrees of physical deformities. But what was most noticeable was their excitement and friendliness towards us.

Some of them were believers through the work of the local contact. We encouraged those who were, and witnessed to those who weren’t. In China, ministry is accomplished through small, baby steps. We believe a new door of ministry has opened up in this region and by prayer and patience we’ll be walking it out.

Things are rapidly changing across China. Christian ministry has become increasingly difficult. So it is all the more important that you, our faith support team, have enabled us to press forward with strength.

Our vision is to be a missions base in Hong Kong (with complete religious freedom) that strategically reaches into China to help reach the over 200 million people who’ve never heard the name of Jesus even once. On nearly every missions trip we’ve lead into China, Hong Kong church members have joined. These future missionaries are getting a heart to reach their own people in a climate where it is becoming increasingly difficult for foreigners to do the work.

This visit to the leper colony is just one example of that working. You are touching the ‘untouchable’ with the love of Jesus. Thank you.

Our China Missions team went into the mountain villages, orphanages, and house churches. In one of the orphanages, the leaders of the registered church came and met us. There was a mini-revival because after years of seed sown, they were finally open to receiving the Holy Spirit.

Rice, Bibles and most importantly, the Gospel, was taken to the rural villages of this area of China.

Thank you for standing with us here on the mission field. And a special thank you to all those who’ve come out on a China Missions trip.

Together we can evangelize and disciple the next generation of unreached Chinese people!

Faith Family Church—TKO!

“Launch Sunday” by the numbers:
440 people attended the combined services
67 were children
662 people viewed the live-stream on Facebook
86 people made a decision for Christ!
62 HKDI students volunteered (most all were unsaved)

Nearly everyone who visited came because of the city-wide advertising on Billboards, Buses, Subway Trains, and Mailers.

Thanks so much to all who gave towards this launch, making the advertising possible!!!

The launch morning greeted us with a cold and rainy day, but visitors got out their umbrellas and came anyways. Most had never been to a church service ever in their lives, and a few others that had said they’d never been to a contemporary service like this.

There was a strong connection made with many families. We believe these families will be the foundation of the church. Parents shared how they felt like everyone was so loving and their kids didn’t want to leave.

A young lady who attend the service with her sister, shared how she had been praying for a church. She was contemplating suicide, feeling totally unwanted. Now she and her sister are looking to connect with the church and grow in their relationship with Jesus. 

The “church launch phase” is not over! Over the next few weeks the attendance is expected to drop. But after about a month it should stabilize and we’ll have a core group of people who will “stick” and then growth will continue from there.

A school has allowed us to temporarily use their school hall for services for the next month. We are still searching for a long-term location (which we sent an email about a couple of weeks ago). Please keep this in prayer!

We’ll keep you updated as things progress! 

Thanks again to all of you who prayed and gave to help make this possible!!!