Lynn Nelson PhD                                                                                                                                                                 SAMP Executive Director

Personal Note from the Executive  Director

I trust that this training course will prove beneficial to you in your own personal and organizational context. Something exciting can happen to us individually and organizational as a learning cohort that can be life-changing and productive for many years to come.  There is a wonderful feeling of  accomplishment that comes when we sit down with the biblical text, attune to its message, alert to its human authors, and ultimately – the divine Author, and sensitive to the message of the text – then and now. Since one of the purposes of this Cultural Exchange and Training Program is to provide the tools to develop and empower the church and the community to advocate for themselves, it is appropriate that we look at all aspects of Christian development.

 Lynn Nelson, PhD

 Southern Asia-Africa

Cultural Exchange and Training Program

 The vision of Southern Asia/Africa Mission Project is to empower leaders to establish, renew and invigorate the souls of their organizations through biblical leadership principle in order to teach the church and the community to advocate for themselves while bringing glory to God.

Objective of the Training:

 A study of biblical principles concerning the development and exercise of Christian leadership of organizations, this training program objective is to utilize holistic approaches to encourage the personal development of a normative Christian world view as it relates to leadership of any form of organization. 

Each year SAAMP sponsors delegations from Asia and Africa to the United States to come and study our programs and methods. They are well received by the community as they are introduced to the educational, business and healthcare systems that are available here in the United States. The exchange program's primary focus is on Christian development, personal development and career development. After the delegate complete their training they return to their respective countries to apply what they have learned. This too is a part of the developmental approach to urban missions.

  SAACETP 2011
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Southern Asia-Africa Mission Project   2010-2011

Phase I -- December 26, 2010 through December 31, 2010

(Arrival in Saigon, Vietnam 27 December 2010 & Depart Saigon, Vietnam January 1, 2011)

Mission Site: Saigon/Can Tho, Vietnam

Phase II -- January 1, 2011 through January 5, 2011

(Arrive in Bangkok, Thailand January 1, 2011 & Depart Bangkok, Thailand January 6, 2011)

Mission Site: Bangkok, Thailand

Phase III -- January 6, 2011 through January 9, 2011

(Arrive Phnom Penh, Cambodia January 6, 2011 & Departure Cambodia January 9, 2011)

Mission Site: Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Note:  You will have the option of participating in all three phases or any combination below:

1. Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia (Phases I-III)

2. Vietnam and Thailand (Phases I & II)

3. Thailand and Cambodia  (Phases II & III)