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Banquet Information:

Tuesday, November 13, 2012  UMC McInturff Center

1000 Texas Tech Parkway Lubbock, TX 79410 

( Enter UMC off Texas Tech Parkway - 10th St East, left to Parking Lot B ) 

We hope you can join us! If you can’t come please consider sponsoring a table or a guest- just click above.

Exciting things are happening in Asia through our and dedicated staff and volunteer teams . We hope you will decide join us in this fruitful and rewarding organization.

What Do We Do?

Project Youth:  A dynamic life-changing college student outreach on campuses. Our leadership training fellowships and retreats are changing the lives of students on 10 university campuses in a large city in Asia.  Students are learning visionary leadership, values, morals, faith and are developing a lifestyle that will offer hope to their peers help change society for the better!

Project Hope: Bringing hope and training to school teachers and principals in three large cities. It began as earthquake relief, and suicide prevention through training teachers as grief counselors. Our teaching has expanded to teaching methods and much more.  Teams from the United States and Canada have trained over 1800 teachers open the last four years.  We are building teams for elementary school and middle school and high school training trips. Teachers needed! Can you volunteer?

Project Equip: We offer life-changing training for business leaders, government leaders and nonprofit leaders.

Vision and Values: PIDW-Asia is a faith-based non-profit organization whose goal is to train, equip, and mobilize passionate indigenous youth leaders to develop a “model” ministry in a large city that can be replicated across Asia.

We have been given the Truth, and we have been uniquely positioned to reach both the youth and the leadership of one of the most populated and powerful countries in Asia.

By allowing us to carefully select and train passionate men and women who have a love and heart for Jesus Christ, God is igniting a youth movement in Asia.

This movement will transform the indigenous people who will continue the work in Asia far beyond the scope of our reach or the span of our lives.

For from the rising of the sun even unto the going down of the same my name shall be great among the Gentiles; and in every place incense shall be offered unto my name, and a pure offering: for my name shall be great among the heathen, saith the LORD of hosts.

Malachi 1:11


Partner Ministries

Randy Gallaway leads these ministries that provide leadership training for emerging ministries and mobilize spiritual, educational and humanitarian experts to assist developing leaders and organizations internationally.

Priority Christian Ministries:
Ruth and Milt Hughes
provide an exciting, dynamic Christian experience of family and fellowship for university students in San Marcos California.


Starboard Nets:

Based in Garland, Texas, Starboard Nets exists to equip, empower and encourage God’s people to dream in contemporary ways for the purpose of establishing culturally relevant ministries and churches. Founding director, Terry Sanders, provides coaching and mentoring for churches and believers in North America who work in or desire to plant cell-driven churches.

Together With All The Saints:
Exists to awaken and refocus the eyes of our hearts upon the glory of the new covenant in order to encourage every believer, and especially pastors and leaders, to passionately and humbly live out our calling to be a holy, loving people faithfully sharing Christ.

Founding Director: Larry Doyle

Heaven Bound:

Valerie and Shane Nation. More information to come.

Beach Clubs:
Dynamic after-school ministry for inner city children, founded by Tam Gristy and staffed by hundreds of volunteers. Beach Clubs is changing the lives of children in Lubbock, Texas.

Meet Jesus Ministries:
Provides personal witness, truth, counseling, encouragement to inner-city people in Brooklyn, NY.

Founding Director: Doug McGrath