We are thrilled to introduce our new ministry locations, Hope House in North Jakarta and Providence Place in West...
SAMS-USA Ministry In
Indonesia
Interested in Ministry to Indonesia?
SAMS-USA missionaries partner with Anglican/Episcopal churches in this region to grow the Kingdom of God. We hope you will be encouraged or inspired by these stories and reports from current and former missionaries in the field. We also encourage you to consider becoming a sender to this part of the world.
Q: What Is The Best Way to Celebrate Christ’s Birth?
A: With a New Birth! It is with joyful hearts that we welcome Candra into the family of believers! The baptism and...
Opening for Vicar at All Saints Anglican Church Jakarta
All Saints Anglican Church Jakarta would like to welcome a new Vicar and/or Associate Minister to their team. They are...
Giving Thanks With the Longs
Give thanks with a grateful heart…
Nobody Leaves Hungry
Have you ever heard your grandparents tell you, "Back in my day, we used to walk to school five miles each way in the...
Farsi in the Far Seas in Jakarta
Providence Anglican Church is a multi-national fellowship in Jakarta. God has seen fit to add to our small group...
“None But Jesus Can Do Helpless Sinners Good.”
"None but Jesus can do helpless sinners good" is such a simple yet profound statement found in the hymn, "Come Ye...
Sightseeing in Singapore
People might wonder what the life of a missionary is like and assume there must be to it an air of the romantic or...
Made in Indonesia
The kids and I are back in Jakarta and finally starting to feel the effects of jet lag wearing off! What a blessing...
Back in Davao for a Time
As our last newsletter explained, we are returning to North America for the sake of Sora’s health and our kids’ education and well-being. But we are stopping in Davao until the 3rd of February to see old friends, resume old ministries, and enjoy a place that is full of happy memories…
Photos from November
Bandung is a huge city, but there is beauty if you slow down and look. Here are some things that caught my eye in November. A snail moves across our front porch. Moss covers hexagonal paving stones at IMLAC. Sora’s homemade bread, shaped for Holy Communion. Bandung under the clouds from a warung on Jalan […]
Greek Goes On in Davao City
One of the things Sora and I sought to do in Davao was to labor in such a way that what we did would not cease with our departure. Knowing that our term in the Philippines was likely to be limited to three years, we wanted to leverage our gifts so that they would be […]