Global Youth Ministry Network - Asia

Both Moses and Joshua enjoyed a close relationship with God. Moses was one whom the Lord spoke to face-to-face (Deut. 34:10). God spoke to Joshua too. It was this close relationship with God that helped them out of many thorny situations.
God speaks to us too. God communicates with us today in many ways—the Holy spirit [...]

As we enter the places where we hope to implement our vision we face opposition. Going against the way things have always been is hard work. One guy who experienced this was Joshua.
In the latter parts of the book of Deuteronomy and the beginning of the book of Joshua, there is one phrase that [...]

The GYMN-Asia website is back up. We have been down for the past week as the license on our website expired but thanks to one of our volunteers, Jon, it’s back to normal.
Today the weathermen also announced Tropical Typhoon Basyang has left the country and won’t be back. Which is good news.
Today will also mark [...]

Over at our Facebook page we are doing a Book-to-School contest (Since school just started in the Philippines).
Join and you get the chance to give your youth leader a book. Here’s how it works:
On our wall, just write the contest phrase, a youth leader’s name and church name.
Example: “I would like to give the [...]

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A GYMN Level 1 Youth Strategy Training was held last May 28-30, 2010 at the Child Evangelism Fellowship Center in Antipolo City. This was hosted by YouthRED of the Lord Jesus Our Redeemer (LJOR) Church. Twenty-three participants from different parts of greater Manila area attended the training. This was the first GYMN training after the [...]

Greetings from sunny Thailand!
A good friend told me this would be a totally different experience. But for me it almost looks like the Philippines (my native land). There are buses and taxis,

jeepneys songtheaw,

and even unfinished train stations.

The climate though is a few degrees higher. Which means air conditioning here is more a necessity than a [...]