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Japet answered the call to be a missionary in 2011. He attended Calvary Bible School in Bulacan, Philippines while serving full-time in the church. Then in 2013 he moved to Thailand and underwent a one-year intensive training through Asian Institute for Missions (AIM). Japet serves with Asian Mission Outreach Foundation and was an outreach leader in the northern part of Chiang Rai for more than six years. He also helped train missionaries with AIM.

Natalie went to the Philippines in 2010 for Go To Nations missionary apprenticeship. She served in Iloilo City for six years after that training missionaries and helping to plant a church in a community of people relocated after a severe typhoon. Natalie transferred to Chiang Rai and started working in partnership with Asian Mission Outreach Foundation to teach English and reach the youth in the city. Japet and Natalie met in Thailand and were married in 2018. They then worked together in a community outreach in the northern part of Chiang Rai, and they also trained missionaries together.

Japet, Natalie, and their three children, Juliana, Arabella, and Amariah, are now serving in Nairobi, Kenya. Their kingdom purpose is to disciple nations by nurturing and preparing believers to do their own works of ministry, developing and expanding the body of Christ until it reaches full spiritual maturity.

NUMERIANO & ROSELETH CASTRO MISSIONARY COUPLE TO THAILAND

VISION – To see a church planted fulfilling the Great Commission to unreached people group in Asia and the rest of the world. MISSION To evangelize and disciple unreached people group through holistic community programs. Raising up local leaders and equipping them to plant churches and train missionaries among them. Nomer & Tet have been serving with Asian Mission Outreach Foundation based in Chiang Rai, Thailand since 2016. Nomer is a Masteral Graduate of Intercultural Studies and Bachelor in Political Science, while Tet is a Licensed Medical Technologist and a Certified Drug Analyst. They both finished the Internship and Apprenticeship Missionary Training Program of Asian Institute for Mission and Calvary Bible School in Thailand.

They pioneered and are leading the Doi Hang Community Outreach in Chiang Rai. Their vision is to see a church planted in Doi Hang Municipality. They are part of the leadership team of Asian Institute for Mission, AMO Mission Base, CTW Prayer Ministry and Calvary Bible School.

Nomer and Tet are currently based in Chiang Rai Thailand for 6 years now and counting. Their heart is to truly fulfill the Great Commission and to train locals to do the same. They are a part of the vision of 2,800 missionaries to be trained and 50 Nations to go and make disciples. The Castro’s are here to serve GOD in Thailand and beyond.

David and Larissa met in Thailand in 2020, and got married in Brazil in 2023. David moved to Thailand with his family in 2006, and since then he has been involved with missions. With his family he was part of prison ministry, crusades, campus ministry, outreach, mission trips, bible schools, and in 2018 he enrolled the mission training of AMO, following the steps of his parents and becoming a full time missionary. While Larissa served her local church in Brazil from young age, and after a short-term mission trip in Asia in 2020, she decided to answer the call of God and become a full time missionary starting in 2021.

Their Vision is to reach the unreached people, restricted nations and uncontacted tribes by expressing the selfless love of God to all people through a holistic movement and to equip, empower and send them to preach the gospel to the ends of the earth.

Currently their ministry is focused on pioneering the very first church in one of the unreached villages in Chiang Rai, Thailand. Together, they are also the founders of The House of Adullam, a children’s home project that envisions to become a place where kids who were abandoned, abused and neglected can be embraced, loved, restored and sent to the nations.