We serve in most Pacific Asia, either directly through SIM offices or in partnership with others who share our heart to make Jesus known where He is least known.
We serve in the countries listed below, and in some that are not shown here. If you’re interested in serving in any Pacific Asia country, whether listed or not, we’d love to hear from you.
Where we work
SIM's multi-cultural team seeks to build partnerships with the local church to send mission workers to SIM teams across the world, with a focus on communit...
Our SIM Philippines team is focussed on sharing the gospel with communities who do not know Christ and on encouraging the church to see the gospel value of...
Opportunities to serve in Pacific Asia
Mobilization
We mobilize and equip churches, groups, and individuals of all ages to play their role as senders and goers for local and global missions through distributing materials, attending and hosting functions, where meaningful mobilization discussions take place.
Support Services
This ministry will equip, develop, and help financially support our workers and partners through leadership and worker development, retreats, seminars, and a ministry worker support scheme.
Northern Thailand Church Planting
We are church planting among the unreached communities of northern Thailand. You would build relationships and share the gospel through personal evangelism, children’s ministry, music, sports, and language teaching. If you have experience or gifting in those areas we would love to hear from you. We desire to see biblical, reproducing churches reaching their own people and engaging in mission.
Stories from Pacific Asia
New Zealander Sarah Scott Webb (SIM For Freedom) has been working closely with colleagues in the European Freedom Network (EFN) and the World Evangelical A...
Thailand is known as the Land of Smiles. Under some of those welcoming smiles, there is sometimes deep brokenness. B and his team have seen this.
Huge floods have brought devastation to northern Thailand and SIM workers are doing all they can to support the relief effort.
Gary and Barbara Bauman have served in Japan, where less than one per cent of the population is Christian, for more than 35 years.