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Ptra. Jenette Angeles Halili has been pastoring two churches in the Philippines – AMO Paombong and AMO San Jose for 17 years and 7 years respectively. 

She was raised in an island village where most people were Catholics and where there were no Christian churches, so it came unexpected that she would hear the gospel and believe in Christ, in the year 1991. While attending the initial Bible studies, she started feeling that there was a gap between her and her family who were now believers.  But our relatives were unhappy that we changed religion. When I was in college, I and my younger siblings had to live with my aunt who had a house in the neighboring town at the main island. We would come home from a church gathering and our aunt would welcome us with swearing. Cursing us for believing in Jesus Christ more than Mary. That did not waver the desire to know the Lord more. We kept on attending the church, joined some ministries, joined discipleship for leaders, started her own Bible studies, graduated the discipleship training, finished Calvary Bible School, until she was ordained as one of the pastors of AMO Philippines (former Christ to the World). 

She was delegated to be an associate pastor to a pioneering church in the town she live in – Paombong. Not long after, our leaders – Bishop Ariel and Rev. Paz left for Thailand. We felt helpless and abandoned. She saw herself as if she was an infant, not ready to walk by herself yet but was pushed out of in her  comfort zone to fend for herselff and the people she must lead. 

It was difficult and challenging but looking back, she saw how faithful God is. She learned how to make decisions, learned how to step out in faith, Iearned how to be courageous because she knew that the moment she believed in Christ that the gospel cannot end with her. She has to make Him known. 

Currently Ptra. Jenette and her husband  Brother Argos said  yes to the challenge of broadening the horizon. They will be in Thailand for a 3-month mission trip to share the gospel.

Larissa Caracho is in the mission field since 2021. She has been serving her local church in Brazil from young age, supporting specially the worship team, kids ministry and being involved with evangelism and discipleship. After a short-term mission trip in Asia in 2020, she decided to answer the call of God and become a full time missionary.

Her vision is to reach the unreached people, restricted nations and uncontacted tribes. Larissa believes that God is worthy of all praise, and she wants to help gathering people from every tribe, language, people group and nation to worship God before the throne. Her desire is to bring transformation, and empower this generation to continue to preach the gospel until the ends of the earth.

Ptr. Dindo and Ptra. Lhen are the senior pastors of Asian Mission Outreach Hagonoy for the past 16 years. They have three children who all have different ministries.

Ptr Dindo was a nurse before he met Jesus. They used to operate a fish pond as their main source of living. When they understood their real calling, they focused in the ministry and left their main source of living.

They are heading different ministries such as discipleship, mentoring and other trainings.

Their hearts are to see the kingdom of God expand, communities to grow, and churches to live the destiny that God has for them.

She is known in the Christian Community as “The Five Dollar Missionary” she went all the way to Vietnam in the year 2002 to teach in a Bible School with only US$5 in her pocket and a plane ticket sponsored by the church she is associated with. Despite the discouragements she received from other people, she persevered without fear believing she has a big and abundant God who will neither forsake nor put her to shame.

Landing in an unfamiliar place with no means to provide for her own, was not at all an easy ride. But God is faithful, He did provide for her needs and He held her to get through that place, the whole time she was there. Her first ever experience of God’s abundant blessings – from there she came home with an even GREATER FAITH with God who has been her refuge and strength. Inside her wallet are the financial blessings that she received together with the $5 USD which was still intact, the silent witness to God’s faithfulness.

That experience played a crucial role for her to pursue her call to Mission. It encouraged her to believe more, to experience more, and to witness more of His mighty works to the Nations! It is by far her stepping-stone to where she is now in her Missionary Journey.

She is currently serving as a Mission Base Director in Siem Reap Cambodia. Together with her whole team, in whom she disciple, they are involved in the whole operation of AMO Foundation in Cambodia which focuses on evangelism, discipleship, community outreaches & development, Dream Scholars and Church Planting.

Her Vision is to be part of God’s agenda of ushering Cambodia and the world how to walk boldly into God’s calling and to be a catalyst for transformation that builds a generation who will fulfill the great commission. Her heart is to evangelize, equip, and mobilize the nation for the end-time harvest.