Jony's Journey · Mission Reports
Every month, Soojin and I write down the stories behind the numbers: new groups, new leaders, and new friends meeting Jesus across Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Here is every report, in four languages.
Figures taken from the May, June and August 2026 reports.
Latest report
Seven seminary students from China spent five days with us in Penang, finished the full Zúme Disciple Class, and went home to teach. Twenty-one of us gave thanks around one table. Sister MY, our eldest Zúme student, turned 95. And a new Bible-listening hour brought eight leaders from China into the room.
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Tap a language to open the report. Each one is a short read — about five minutes with a cup of coffee.
Pak MT and Ibu IA ran their own Zúme training in Sumatra — we were not in the room. Sister SA now teaches Zúme to more than 10 youth after church. A new English cohort meets on Thursday nights. And two sisters said yes to Jesus at our home fellowship.
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Four days of Zúme training in Penang with a couple who have served Northern Sumatra for twenty years. A grieving friend says yes to Jesus. A new door opens in Hat Yai, Thailand.
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22 days in the United Kingdom, Connect 2026 with missionaries from four continents, and a Sunday at St Luke's, Watford. Back home, four Zúme cohorts kept meeting without us in the room.
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An 8-day mission trip to Johor, a Zúme intensive in Batu Pahat, a visit to Jakun believers at Kuala Sengka, and 1,200 guests welcomed at the Heritage Café & Mission Hub.
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A field visit walking alongside a local leader as she moves from trainee to practitioner. A new home fellowship begins, and Zúme training is launched with 15 believers.
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The Kelantan field visit, four days of 4 Fields church-planting training, Cantonese students starting to teach others, and the first Zúme briefing for our partners in Medan.
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A Cantonese Zúme cohort of 35 who asked for daily SOAPS readings to December. The full Cantonese training set is finished. New connections in Southern Thailand, Hong Kong and Indonesia.
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19 visitors from 6 nations shared prayer requests at the Mission Hub. The Bahasa Malaysia Zúme text is complete. Nine first-generation leaders now shepherd their own groups.
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A field visit to Kampar to coach new leaders using MAWL. A Georgetown Zúme group finishes all its sessions and starts sending. The Bahasa Malaysia translation nears the finish line.
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Seven new rural groups start in Kampar through one faithful local leader. A worker is serving in Kelantan. The year begins with a Bible-reading retreat on Penang Hill.
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Where it began
Our first full year in full-time ministry — and the vision for 2026.
Our first full year in full-time ministry. From zero to 16 discipleship groups, Zúme launched in four languages, and 22 Orang Asli students trained in Gopeng — with most starting ministries of their own.
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From the field
Café tables, church halls and train rides. This is where the stories happen.
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Each group that meets and each leader who is sent happens because someone prayed or gave. Here are three simple ways to stand with us.
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Thank you for reading, praying and giving. You are part of every group that meets and every life that meets Jesus.
Pastor Jony & Soojin
