Our Affiliations
Asian Access has a history spanning over 52 years of solid financial management. The training programs and cutting-edge missions strategies that have been developed within Asian Access are highly regarded by the Christian community, both in North America and in Asia.
Asian Access is partnering with several organizations and/or is a member of each of these respected associations:
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Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (charter member)
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Guidestar (Valued Partner, Partners in Trust) Guidestar is an independent agency that provides information about non-profit organizations. A2 has earned the GuideStar Exchange Seal, demonstrating its commitment to transparency. |
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Lausanne Movement Lausanne is a global movement that mobilizes evangelical leaders to collaborate for world evangelization. Together we seek to bear witness to Jesus Christ and all his teaching, in every part of the world—not only geographically, but in every sphere of society and in the realm of ideas. |
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Missio Nexus Missio Nexus exists to see missional leaders accelerating the fulfillment of the Great Commission in servant partnership with the church globally. Its mission is to advance the effectiveness of the Great Commission community in North America in global mission. |
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Mission Network News (MNN), partners with Asian Access to help us tell our story. MNN is a news service dedicated to keeping Christians informed on evangelical mission activity around the world in order to educate and motivate Christians to prayer, participation, and support of missionary work to help further the Great Commission. MNN broadcasts its stories on over 1,000 radio stations worldwide. |
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National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) - Founded in 1942, the National Association of Evangelicals seeks to honor God by connecting and representing evangelical Christians in the United States. It represents more than 45,000 local churches from 40 different denominations and serves a constituency of millions. |
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Nozomi Project
Nozomi means 'hope' in Japanese. Nozomi Project is a faith-based social enterprise located in Ishinomaki, Japan. We train women to create high-quality jewelry products, bringing sustainable income, community, dignity and hope along the way! Using broken pieces of pottery left in the wake of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami (as well as other up-cycled pottery), Nozomi women create one-of-a-kind pieces of jewelry. Each of our lines has been named by a Nozomi woman in honor of a loved one in her life. |
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ReIGNITE Hope trains those on the margins of society with a marketable job skill to change their lives and help end joblessness. ReIGNITE Hope is a unique training program that started on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles teaching valuable job skills to men and women, many of whom have been homeless, gang members, and ex-offenders. They are currently operating in Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Brazil, and the Philippines. |
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SIM USA and Asian Access have forged a strategic partnership for Japan that promises to accelerate the work of church multiplication there. Read more about this exciting development here... |
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World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) seeks to strengthen local churches through national alliances, supporting and coordinating grassroots leadership and seeking practical ways of showing the unity of the body of Christ. |
