JMA Ministries operates educational and relief facilities in Myanmar and Clarkston, Georgia.

The JMA Missionary Training School in Yangon, Myanmar focuses on cross-cultural mission work, practical evangelism, and new church planting strategies. The teaching model is based in  discipleship training - to make disciples who will make other disciples. JMA seeks to support local missionaries to evangelize their own people, to preach the Gospel in places where it has not been heard and plant new churches where none have existed before. JMA continues to support missionaries who are sent with resources to strengthen their impact and reach; this includes transportation, literature, and equipment.

The Learning Center in Yangonr is an expanding school for the education of young people in the community. Training in pre-school education, sewing, computers, and English provides students with stronger employment opportunities. The Elim Family Orphanage supports over 30 children in Yangon station with daily needs, including food, clothes, health care, as well as supplies and fees for school. 

JMA Ministries in Clarkston, GA serves the refugee community through a Burmese House Church Network. Evangelism opportunities are fostered through tangible relief efforts including job search assistance, benefits assistance, distribution of furniture, clothing, and food, English education, translation and interpretation, and after-school tutoring and assistance programs.

Dunwoody Baptist Church has partnered with JMA Ministries since 2016. Volunteers are always needed for JMA’s work in Clarkston. To learn more about JMA Ministries including learning how to volunteer or provide direct financial support, visit their website.

Impact Story

Shin is a young lady from one of the most rural Chin State. She was trained in our missionary training school in Yangon, Burma for 3 years. She has been back in her native village, one of the most- underserved and undeveloped regions. Since the civil war has been devastating her people, she remains in her village to serve internal displaced people for serving, encouraging and gathering for unity in Christ as One Church/Body. We have heard the good outcome as she started with few believers worshiping God in her home.

Needs

1. Food and funds to assist those overseas.
2. Employment opportunities is known of any.

Prayer Requests

1. Christina and Emanuel are from Burma. Please pray that they will grow in Christ as we built our relationship stronger and started Bible Study with them this week and schedule weekly with more student. Christina come to our sewing Class, and both of them come to our Citizenship Class too. They are hungry the word of God, and they ask us to pray for their children in Burma for relationship with Jesus.
2. Pray for those still struggling to find jobs, food, and transportation.
3. Pray for students struggling with virtual learning due to language barriers.

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