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Tsunami victims in Thailand: Missionary strategy coordinator Mark Caldwell (left) and Thai pastor Sian Buaket examine a map of Thailand's southern coast. Caldwell, “on loan” from his main ministry to the Isaan people, works with local Christian leaders like Pastor Sian to reach people affected by the December 2004 tsunami disaster. Tsunami victims in Thailand: Missionary Mark Caldwell and a local Christian take the half-hour boat ride from a coastal city in Thailand to several island villages damaged by the tsunami. Caldwell aims not only to bring physical help to tsunami survivors but also to help local believers spark a church-planting movement in the region. Tsunami victims in Thailand: A village leader in Thailand tells missionary Mark Caldwell about the plight of the Mogen (“Sea Gypsy”) people while walking through their island village. When the tsunami came, they ran to higher ground; they returned to find their long fishing boats battered to kindling wood. Caldwell and local Christians brought help – and new hope in Christ. Tsunami victims in Thailand: Mark Caldwell talks to Mogen villagers in an island village off Thailand's southern coast. Already poor, the villagers lost their fishing boats when the tsunami wave roared ashore. With Southern Baptist tsunami relief funds, Caldwell and a local Thai pastor helped the villagers replace their boats and get back to work.
Tsunami victims in Thailand: Physician Larry Rodgers, a Tennessee pediatrician, examines a child during an open-air medical clinic in an island village off the coast of southern Thailand. It was the first time a doctor had ever set foot in the village. Tsunami victims in Thailand: The “Sea Gypsy” children of southern Thailand had little to smile about before missionaries and local Thai Christians brought tsunami aid and the good news of Jesus to their island. Tsunami victims in Thailand: Missionary Mark Caldwell helps deliver fresh meat in one of many camps built for Thais who lost their homes to the December 2004 tsunami. In the area around the coastal town of Khao Lak, where eight of every 10 buildings were destroyed. Most lost their homes – and their livelihoods – to the tsunami. Tsunami victims in Thailand: This “Sea Gypsy” child in one of southern Thailand's countless islands shows a sure sign of malnutrition with her reddish brown hair. She's also hungry to know the love of Jesus. Missionary Mark Caldwell and local Christians are bringing physical and spiritual food to her village.
Tsunami victims in Thailand: Children play in their “front yards” after the tide comes in to a “Sea Gypsy” village in southern Thailand. Already poor, the village faced starvation when the tsunami of 2004 destroyed their fishing boats. Missionary Mark Caldwell and local Christians brought help and the love of Christ. Tsunami victims in Thailand: Volunteers from the Bangkla Baptist Clinic teach Mogen (“Sea Gypsy”) children about Jesus while medical workers hold an open-air clinic nearby. People in the Mogen village knew nothing of God's love before the local Christians, Thai Baptists and missionary Mark Caldwell came with tsunami relief. Laos: Huay Xai; Wat Jawm Khao Manilat, a temple that overlooks the town and the Mekong River. Monks collect alms on Buddha’s birthday. Laos: A woman prepares thread for weaving in Bon Hat Kha, a Lu village near Luang Prabang.
Thailand: Portrait of Wutpragorn Pongsophaa. He was a former prisoner who came to Christ while in prison, thanks to the ministry of Jack Martin and his team.
Cambodia: Cambodian children in literacy/English class.
South Korea: Minister of music Peter Joo leads the music service at the Ansan Mission.
South Korea: Pastor Oh Byung Soo talks with some factory workers after the service at the Ansan Mission.
Japan: Portrait of Mr. Morimoto, a 90-year-old artist who lost his home in the Kobe earthquake.
Indonesia: Buginese
Ureached People Group: South Sulawasi, Jene-Ponto Village. Harvesting salt from ponds by flooding them with saltwater then allowing the water to dry up.		 Indonesia: Buginese
Unreached People Group: Shipbuilding in Tanaberu Village on the southeast tip of South Sulawasi. The boats are built by hand to about 90 percent complete, then they are pushed from the beach to the water. The finishing touches are made while it is afloat.
 Indonesia: An Achinese man stands at the water’s edge looking out over the Banda Aceh Bay where fishing boats use fluorescent lights to attract fish to their nets.
Indonesia: An Achinese woman planting rice in the fields near Banda Aceh.
Beureuneun, Indonesia: Muslim women at the Teuka Dand Beureh Mosque in Beureuneun.
 Myanmar: Mandalay, Pole bridge; girl poses for tourist with leaf design makeup on cheeks.
 Ujungpangdang, Indonesia: Men and young boys alike transfer assorted merchandise from the boats to waiting trucks and vice versa at the Potre docks in South Sulawasi.