Rev. L. H.
With his parents, he fled his Chinese homeland and Mao’s revolution in 1949. L.H. came to ASE in 1979 as an experienced Christian radio broadcaster, yet first accepted Christ while in the program. His eloquent Mandarin and warm evangelistic heart have made him “Pastor of the Air” over Trans World Radio. Their broadcasts reach from North China to Indonesia, an area that includes one-fourth of the world’s population. L.H. lives in Hong Kong now after his wife died of cancer in 2001.
He says of his vast radio audience, “They are simply seeking the truth about Jesus”.
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Rev. J.M.
His father died when he was two, and his mother, brother and first wife died during his 20 years as an English professor. “I have learned to praise God in sorrow”, he says, “and to let Him guide me through this tempestuous world.” Today, J.M. is remarried and has a daughter. He graduated from the 1984 ASE program. This wise, gifted man and leader of an ASE center in South India has trained over 600 village workers who minister over a large area — sometimes under threat from hostile religious groups. Their numerous Fellowship Centers now serve several thousand converts from over 100 villages.
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Rev. C.R.
He was the top buyer for his father’s tobacco firm at the time he accepted Christ while reading the Gospel of John. C.R. was disowned, and later fled persecution to another island. There he assisted in pastoring a small church until he came to ASE in 1977. The Billy Graham Association honored him in 1983 for his work as a national evangelist.
Today, from his ASE training center, this warm and capable family man, teacher and evangelist leads a diverse ministry. One of his goals: an ASE center on each of Indonesia’s ten major islands.
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Rev. K. I.
Born on a tea plantation in southern Japan, he first heard the Gospel as a university student attending a John Rhoads evangelistic crusade. He accepted Christ the first night. Continuing a life-long pattern of never saying “no” to Christ, he went on to train at ASE in 1970. Rev. K. lives with his wife and two children. In his city, Osaka, his calm resolute spirit has built a strong, self-supporting church which yearly sends him abroad for evangelism.
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Rev. H. Y.
He was a 1st Lieutenant in the South Korean army. During his army service, H. gave his life to Christ.Y.’s call to evangelism came while listening to Rev. John Rhoads preach, and MEF ordination followed his 1981 ASE graduation. Averaging a meeting a day for ten years, Henry and his teams have reached more than 1.875,000 people, and 121,000 have made decisions for Christ. He has trained 31 “Timothys”, and lives with his wife in Pusan. They have two sons.
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Rev. G. C.
Rev. G. C. , son of an evangelist, was reared in a godly home, graduated from a seminary, and pastors a large church in the southern part of the country. Rev. John Rhoads offered him a place in the 1977 ASE program. He lives with his wife and three children. His trainees, who study and minister alongside him, now dot the country as pastors and evangelists.
In 2004 the new ASE Bible Institute was dedicated and now is being used to train pastors and evangelists from many different countries.
Rev. E. A.
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Rev. D. C.
The gifted son of a Chinese pastor, he grew up on the beautiful island of Taiwan, as a boy traveling with his father into China. D. C. met with Rev. John Rhoads in Taipei in 1978, and enrolled in ASE Hawaii a year later. As a composer and a leading member of Heavenly Melodies, Overseas Radio and Television’s popular
vocal group, D. ministered for many years singing and preaching throughout Taiwan. Now he serves as the General Secretary for the Chinese Coordination Center of World Evangelism – USA, based in the Los Angeles area. His wife, daughter, and son live with him near Los Angels, CA.
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