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The Asia-Pacific Region is home to a diverse and growing church community, spanning 32 world areas with over 2,800 churches and 64 districts. As we emerge from the challenges of the pandemic, ARISE 2025 will be a historic gathering—our first Regional Conference in years—bringing together nearly 1,000 Nazarene leaders, pastors, youth, and emerging voices for a time of encouragement, strategic collaboration, and spiritual renewal.

This conference is not just an event—it’s a launching point for strengthening churches, developing leaders, and expanding discipleship across the region. Through interactive workshops and strategic discussions, participants will be equipped to create centers of Holiness, foster church growth, and develop sustainable leadership models. Every leader will be commissioned to take what they learn back to their local churches and ministries, ensuring lasting impact far beyond the event itself.

Many passionate church leaders across our region lack the financial resources to attend this life-changing event, especially those from emerging districts, rural areas, and Creative Access Areas—places where believers face significant restrictions in practicing and sharing their faith.

We are seeking scholarship funding to support pastors, district leaders, women, youth, and emerging leaders who would otherwise be unable to attend. Your generosity will provide vital assistance for travel and registration costs, enabling these dedicated individuals to receive essential training, be spiritually refreshed, and return home equipped to lead with boldness.

God is moving across the Asia-Pacific, and your partnership can help sustain and expand His Kingdom. By supporting ARISE 2025, you are directly investing in the future of the church—raising up new leaders, strengthening existing ministries, and ensuring that the Gospel continues to flourish in every community, no matter the challenges.

Would you consider partnering with us today? Together, we can empower leaders, transform churches, and impact generations to come.