Eastpark church

Partnering & Empowering

...those who are responding to God's call to serve beyond their communities and supporting the needs for partners with His work in prayer and finances, as He meets people’s needs around the world.

At Eastpark, we support partners through...

Praying: We pray each week for our partners, their families and their specific mission.

Giving: By giving to Eastpark's general funds, you will be supporting our partners' financial needs.

Caring: You care by remaining engaged in the mission partners, giving care packages as opportunities arise and engaging in updates and newsletters about our partners' work.

INTERNATIONAL PARTNER

Ashli & Julian White -

Kosovo

Ashli and Julian have officially started life in Kosovo! It has been challenging learning the language, driving a manual transmission car and the country's medical system, we are jumping in to learn the language with our language helper at The Bridge Community Center and learning what the Lord has planned for us here.

International Partner

Chuenjit Mangkaew - Thailand

Chuenjit works in Thailand with highly 'at-risk' young people (14-17 year olds) in the Youth Detention Centre north of Bangkok. She conducts Bible studies as well as teaches basic life skills. These young people are often only in the Detention Centre for a short period of time (1-3 months) after which they return to the community. Chuenjit continues to assist and encourage them as they reintegrate into school or work. Her vision is to help them develop good habits and learn new skills as well as to grow in Christ.

Learn more and read updates here.

international partner

Good News Team - Thailand

The Good News Team (GNT) shares the hope of Jesus with hundreds of thousands of children in Thailand. The GNT's primary outreach tool is a correspondence course with material that is fun to read and attractive to children. Participants receive a New Testament and are linked with a church in their area. The GNT hosts camps and visits schools around the country to put on puppet shows that share God's love. They have distributed over 300,000 comic-style magazines to the schools they visit. Each month, approximately 200-300 children accept Jesus as Savior. The gospel is powerful, touching the hearts and changing the lives of these children and also the lives of their friends and parents.

Learn more and read updates here.

INternational Partner

These Partners Work In A Closed Country So Their Identities Are Protected

Development through Education and Rehabilitation (DEAR) is a unique mission, working chiefly among the transgender and LGBTQ+ communities who are among the most vulnerable people in that country. For whatever reason, they find themselves living on the streets, stigmatized, abused and in mortal danger. Our partners have chosen to support them, encourage them, love them unconditionally and non-judgementally, sharing the gospel with them, leading many transgender communities and bible studies.

international partner

John & Nok Prauman - Thailand

In November 2009, a Bangkok church planting training ignited a passion in the hearts of a small group of trainees, including John and Nok. The group began evangelizing and started many churches among the 60 million Buddhists in Thailand and the surrounding nations. John and Nok believe that this is harvest time for Thailand and are both fully involved in training church planters and ministering to their needs. They are totally convinced about their roles leading a church planting movement in Thailand, which traditionally has not been an easy place to plant churches. They are a key couple with a great dream and a mighty God who loves Thai people.

Learn more and read updates here.

INTERNATIONAL PARTNER

The Lee Family - Mongolia

The entire Lee family is involved in serving several programs that are designed to help families in poverty within the region of Mongolia. They are currently hosting 20 children using craft, art and teaching programs to strengthen life skills. The program has also provided an opportunity to train the Mongolian men to be repairmen making their families sustainable by learning a skill and business operations.