Financial Accomplishments of the Southeast Asia Trip July 2026

Look what God did in Southeast Asia!

Southeast Asia Ministry Accomplishments

Co-Leaders for Southeast Asia Mission

Autumn Nims, Founder and CEO International Women’s Ministries

Bo and Marlou Barredo, Global Ambassadors of 24:14 World

County unnamed for security reasons

Caring for Widows

  • Widow Assistance: $2,800 distributed to widows of martyred pastors. In addition, each widow received a handmade market bag filled with practical gifts.
  • Additional Widow Support: $200 provided to a widow who was unable to attend the distribution.
  • Gift Drive: Through an Amazon Wish List, generous donors provided care packages and bracelets for the women of Laos and Cambodia. Each woman received gifts as a reminder of God’s love and of what He accomplished during our time together.

Strengthening the Local Church

  • Air Conditioning for Pastor’s Church Sanctuary: $6,000
  • Projection Screen for the Church: $1,000
  • Eyeglasses and Eye Exam for Pastor’s Mother: $200
  • Leadership Conferences: We held men’s and women’s conferences to encourage and strengthen believers. The men’s conference theme was “Builders in the Harvest,” while the women’s conference was “Harvest of Joy.”

Conference & Ministry Development

  • Conference and Ministry Events (provided in advance): $7,000
  • Furnishings and Ministry Equipment: $5,000 raised for equipment, desks, curtains, audio-visual systems, and a printer for the newly dedicated ministry building.
  • Total Raised to Complete the Building: $60,000
  • Pastor Appreciation: Fifteen packs of new GAP® black shirts were provided for Pastor’s “adopted” adult spiritual sons.

Cambodia

Empowering Women

  • 6 Sewing Machines for Hannah’s Dream Sewing Center: $1,800. 10 sewing machines were already purchased ahead of time for the women’s training center.

Community Development

  • Six Water Wells: $9,000 invested in six wells. Three were dedicated during our visit, one is awaiting dedication, and two are scheduled for construction.
  • Additional Well Funding: An additional $1,500 will be sent this week.
  • Two Community Toilets: $1,600

Supporting Missionary Leaders

  • Love Gift for Interpreter: $300
  • Love Gift for Worship Team: $500
  • Love Gift for Thea: $500
  • Love Gift for Pastor Sophai: $400

Caring for Missionary Families

  • Two Bags of Rice: $100
  • Three Sound Systems for Refugee Pastors: $450
  • Three Microbusiness Grants for Refugee Pastors: $1,500
  • Two Used Motorbikes for Pastors: $2,000
  • Hospital Bill for Deborah: $500
  • Medical Assistance for Pastor Petros to See a Specialist: $600
  • Laptops for Two Pastors: $700
  • Pastor Appreciation: Twenty packs of new Mark brand blue shirts for pastors in Cambodia.

Conferences & Ministry Outreach

Prior to the team’s arrival, $13,000 was sent to prepare for ministry, including:

  • Conference and ministry event preparations. As in Laos, we held men’s and women’s conferences to encourage believers. The men’s conference theme was “Builders in the Harvest,” and the women’s conference was “Harvest of Joy.”
  • Care packages for refugee families.
  • Prison ministry outreach. Care packages for women and men were handed out. Many hands were raised in response to the gospel messages that were preached by the team.
  • Fifty 50-kilogram sacks of rice distributed to pastors and their families.
  • Additional ministry expenses associated with the outreach.

Kingdom Impact

The mission team worked diligently to advocate for these needs by sharing God stories, providing ministry updates, and identifying strategic opportunities where resources could have the greatest Kingdom impact. Faithful and generous supporters responded with extraordinary generosity, giving above and beyond to meet these needs.

Because of their partnership, lives were transformed across Laos and Cambodia. Widows of persecuted believers were comforted and cared for. Churches were strengthened with much-needed resources. Pastors and refugee leaders received practical tools to continue sharing the Gospel in some of the world’s most challenging places. New water wells and community toilets brought hope, dignity, and improved health to communities while creating opportunities to share the love of Christ. Women were empowered through vocational training, prisoners heard the Good News, and ministry leaders were refreshed and encouraged to remain faithful to their calling.

Every dollar invested became more than a financial gift. It became a testimony of God’s provision, a reminder that the global Church has not forgotten them, and an investment in the advancement of the Gospel where it is needed most.

Thank you for partnering with 24:14 World and International Women’s Ministries as we continue our mission of “Wiping Tears, Reaping a Harvest.” Together, we are making an eternal difference for the Kingdom of God.

Together in the Harvest,

Autumn Nims

Founder and CEO International Women’s Ministries

Kishor Pandagade,

President of 24:14 World

Bo and Marlou Barredo

 Global Ambassadors of 24:14 World