Asian Institute of Youth Studies | XA | Asia Pacific Campus Challenge

Book of Hope:
The Book of Hope is the story of the life of Christ from Scriptures set in a contemporary youth format. It has been distributed in classrooms of the world to over 800 million students with powerful results!
Over the years we've seen AIYS (Asian Institute of Youth Studies) serve as a catalyst for ongoing networking between youth departments. This year we saw an increase in this and plans are already in the works for sending and receiving student mission teams between the nations. Taiwan will be sending out its 7th mission team in as many years in August 2012 to the Philippines. They are also working with us on a project to reach remote Chinese villages in northern Thailand. More >>

Touching the Future... On Campus Today.

Asia Pacific Campus Challenge, in partnership with Assembles of God national churches across the region, and in keeping with the heartbeat of the Father "that none perish," is dedicated to the task of reaching every Asia Pacific youth with the Gospel during their academic careers.

Our strategy is to challenge workers to the task of youth and campus ministries, and in turn see them trained and equipped for effective ministry to this generation. This will be expressed within a framework of dependency upon the Holy Spirit through prayer in order to provide relevant ministry to an ever-changing youth culture.

Major evangelistic effort across the region is accomplished in partnership with OneHope (formerly Book of Hope). This scripture portion of the life of Christ is presented in age-appropriate magazines as well as other engaging formats utilizing digital technology for children and youth throughout the Asia Pacific region.

APYAC 2012 Official Promo Video

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Prayer Needs

Pray for these in youth, campus ministry and Book of Hope leadership in Asia Pacific for God to give them anointing, divine favor, health and for His divine provision for their needs:

Asia Pacific - Ty & Cina Silva, Rodel Lacson, Jeremy West, Patricia Addun
Philippines - Sur del Rosario, Patrick & Nettie Tan, Bert Lojo, James Cauilan, Alan Conrado
Indonesia - Agus Dermawan, Jamie and Tasha Kemp, Gatut and Esther Budiyono,
Japan - Nobu Shiraishi, Joyce Kitano, Susan Ricketts, Brian and Sally Snider, Hisho Uga
Taiwan - Teresa Ko, Francie Chow, Ethan King
Thailand - Jarun Chetjai, Wor Santadrob
Cambodia - Khantey Kim, Neang Kem, Ken Huff
Malaysia - Clement Wong, Julie Khoo
Singapore - Joey Asher
Fiji - Jone and Kalera Sogovale
Tonga - Thess Llorente
Pohnpei - Scott and Trudy Jackson
Guam - Bob Dames
Vietnam - Trai
Papua New Guinea - Ben Hari
Marshall Islands
American Samoa
Samoa
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