Welcome to the website of the Asia Pacific Field Office of YWAM.
You will be interested to know that the site is the hosting place for on-line training, including the soon-to-start-again, “Truth Project” – a series on worldview produced by ‘Focus on the Family’.
There are also a number of links our most recent being “One Story”. This project is a cooperative journey between a number of Mission agencies to the end that “stories that lead to life” will be created, translated and printed on the hearts of whole villages who have a story-based culture.
This most exciting project is already having a tremendous impact on people who would otherwise “not hear”. Please take time to read about it. 
I encourage you to also look at the daily update of the unreached peoples produced by the Joshua Project – the details there are always food for intercessors.
Tom Hallas
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“Due to Tom’s heart incident in mid-December 2010, he is now taking time out this year to recover so, over the next months, we will have comment on this site from various members of the Asia & Pacific Leadership Team as to what they sense is on God’s heart at this season for the Field.
The first contributor is Jeff Romack, who is known to most of you. Jeff is a long term YWAM leader in the Asia Pacific. He was firstly in the Pacific Region, then in the Philippines, and finally was the Region Director for Indo-China and the Philippines. Jeff is now a member of the A&P Leadership Team, representing Tom and the Leadership throughout the Asia Pacific Field.
Following now is Jeff’s comment.”
Living in a Beautiful but Broken World
by Jeff Romack
If you’re awake and paying the slightest bit of attention you will have noticed that we live in a beautiful but very broken world. This was brought to our notice once again very suddenly with the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck northern Japan. One moment life is beautiful; the next it’s very broken. A similar story could be told of recent events in Christchurch, NZ. And no one will ever forget the events of 2004 in Aceh on Sumatra Island, Indonesia. It’s not just earthquakes and it’s not just in the Asia & Pacific field. It’s a recurring story throughout this amazing yet fallen world in which we live….more
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