35 YEARS & BEYOND HIS MESSAGE, MULTIPLIED.

Asia Pacific Media has a clear vision.

It’s anchored in this value statement we began shaping 35 years ago, and it works today.

Our Christ-centered ministry values integrity, excellence, contextual relevance, innovation and partnership/teamwork.

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INTEGRITY. In our productions and communication with you, we will be truthful to the message and honest in our reporting.

EXCELLENCE. The gospel message deserves our best.

CONTEXTUAL RELEVANCE. We want the message to be understood well in the cultures and countries in which we prepare it.

INNOVATION. Digital media itself is very cutting edge, and it demands our best.

PARTNERSHIP/TEAMWORK. We multiply this message because we’re willing to give it away. We train others in countries around Southeast Asia so that they can produce messages that reach their own people. It costs about $120 to train one media missionary outside of the Philippines, and your partnership makes it possible. Thank you for your faithful prayers and financial support of Asia Pacific Media which is seeing His Message Multiplied more than ever.

Church Media Conferences

Short Films

In today’s fast-paced world, our attention spans are decreasing and stress levels are rising.

This can create a barrier to effectively sharing the message of Jesus with others. One way to help break through this barrier is by using visuals —lots of them! This helps us capture people’s attention and immerse them in the narrative we’re presenting. Images can be powerful tools for spreading the love of God.

The ‘Yan Si Hesus (That’s Jesus) video series aims to demonstrate, with the power of engaging black-and-white visuals, that Jesus is everpresent in our lives.

Whether we need emotional support, someone to understand us, or a source of unconditional love, Jesus is always there for us.

Through these emotive videos, we hope to open hearts and minds to truly comprehend the value of having a relationship with our Savior. As people spread these videos on their social platforms and among their peers, they’re contributing immensely toward more meaningful spiritual conversations.

APMedia’s ‘Yan Si Hesus social-media evangelism campaign seeks to start conversations about weighty topics such as Heartbreak, Failure, Success, Betrayal, Weakness, and Burdens.

We hope that, through this project, individuals, churches, and Christian organizations will have the necessary resources to saturate social media with a message of hope.

We pray that these conversations would lead people to accept Jesus as their Savior, step foot inside a church, and become connected.

This project speaks to the mission and vision of Asia Pacific Media. We are committed to equipping Christ followers to use media in evangelism: ‘His Message, Multiplied.’ The work wasn’t done just by our paid staff. Many members from our online community lent their voices for voiceovers and submitted photos to help tell this story. Ultimately, however, we owe the success of this project to *’ Yan Si Hesus!’*

“Media is irreplaceable in Vietnam.”

These words from a church leader capture the partnership that APMedia has with the Vietnam Assemblies of God churches.

In 2017, prior to COVID, Pastor Samuel contacted me in Manila. We had been friends for almost 20 years. He asked if APMedia would help the church. He had a vision to tell stories of God’s work in people’s lives using YouTube and to have a presence on Facebook.

We responded later that year and have continued to work with churches and his team in Ho Chi Minh City for five years, minus the years when COVID kept us from in-person contact.

Vietnam is wide open for digital ministry. Over 90% of adults 18 and older are on Facebook. Church workers are young and motivated. They want to learn.

Since 2017 we’ve done four workshops in Vietnam, three in the south and most recently, one in the north.

Our second in-person training session took place in Haiphong and was attended by an incredible group of young individuals and numerous churches who participated enthusiastically.

During the session, we encouraged media missionaries to create posts for our social media page, and every pastor recorded a two-minute video message. The content generated was impressive, particularly considering it was their first time.

The church in Vietnam is seeing their outreach grow. Some of their media team leaders are now beginning to train smaller churches in using social media ministry. They have learned that social media and stories can reach beyond the congregation and bring lost people to faith in Christ.

Long-term relationships with leaders develop into long-term ministry that influences the direction of a church. I’m thankful for God’s favor on 35 years of ministry through Asia Pacific Media—your partnership has made this kairos moment possible!

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