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Events
We offer a variety of events for Global Workers. Whether you are looking for a like-minded community, specialized training, or support groups to help you thrive in your field, we've got you covered! Explore our events below and fill out the form to register.
Ministry and Sacrifice: Sustainable Service
8th AMCN Conference
Monday, April 7 - Friday April 11, 2025
Cititel, Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia
The Asia Member Care Network is a loose network of people working in Asia as Care Providers for non-government and humanitarian organizations. The conference exists to build, encourage, equip, and network Member Care Providers in a supportive environment.
The conference focuses on:
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Care for NGOs (Non-Government Organizations)
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Encouragement for professional and personal growth spiritually, mentally, and emotionally
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Proactive and preventative response to NGOs’ needs
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Partnership with all involved in care given to NGOs
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Keynote Speaker: Scott Shaum, Associate Director of Barnabas International
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Workshops:
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Parenting MKs: Principles for Helping MKs Thrive; Dr. Mark Toh
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Remembering the Forgotten: Member Care for Adult TCKs; Jana Tan
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Journeying through Grief with God, Self, and Others; Aimee Rasmussen
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Sustainable Care in Majority World Mission: 7 Retention Methods and Structures; Dr. Ashley Tee
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Debriefing Whole Families: A flexible model with lots of ideas (some demonstration); Tammy Sharp
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Roundtable Discussion – The Future of Asia Member Care; Scott Shaum & Florence Tan
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And more!
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There is also a pre-conference spiritual retreat. To find out more about the conference and to register, click the button below.
Retreats
Community is essential to stay connected and invigorated for the work you have been called to do.
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We offer retreats for Global Workers throughout Asia with the aim to rejuvenate and care for the soul. Through physical, mental, and spiritual care found at our retreats, you will feel the support necessary to thrive in your vital role of advancing the Great Commission worldwide.
