Pandemic Relief in Asia | Missionaries Deliver Food & Kits

WILLS POINT, TX – Pandemic relief in Asia can mean the difference between fear and steady meals for resilient families facing sudden job loss. During lockdowns, GFA missionaries and churches brought groceries, meals, and hygiene supplies while taking health precautions. In some neighborhoods, teams left packages outside the doors of people in home isolation. One area distributed hygiene kits to more than 100 families. You’ll also hear from a pregnant mother in her sixth month who said she could afford only one meal a day. See how practical kindness reached her community.

Due to the current pandemic, millions of people in Asia have lost jobs and are plunging into poverty. Rejection, fear and a lack of food supplies have left many people in utter despair. They have no hope to dream for a better tomorrow.

Seeing this heartbreaking situation, GFA missionaries and churches in Asia are stepping up with generous hearts to show kindness to the neediest individuals. While they have been taking necessary precautions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, GFA workers have decided they can’t stay in their homes and simply watch people around them suffer.

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Learn more about GFA World’s Compassion Services in Africa and Asia, where practical help meets spiritual care. In disaster relief, teams reach survivors with food, water, medicine, clothing, and shelter, then support long-term recovery in hard-hit areas. Compassion Services also brings medical care and outreach in slums and among leprosy patients, serving those often rejected by society. Explore what these ministries do, and read updates that show God’s compassion reaching families.