JAMA

Catalyst Voices - Dr. John C. Kim from JAMA

lauren — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 01:37:39 +0000

March 01, 2010

click here for the link to video and original article
in the fall of 1906 20 American missionaries began praying for revival in Korea. By January of 1907, Korea was swept by a dramatic movement of prayer and repentence known today as The Great Pyongyang Revival.

100 years later Dr. John C. Kim is returning the favor; he is the President & Founder of Jesus Awakening Movement for America (JAMA), a wave of young Korean Americans passionately seeking the Lord for revival in America, “if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” 2 Chronicles 7:14

I had the honor of meeting with Dr. Kim during our visit to Monterey, CA and was absolutely blown away by the humble heart of this 70yr young leader. He has…

traveled to over 50 countries & spoken on over 300 college campuses around the world…
taught in universities for over 38 years, including Pepperdine University & the University of Alaska, Anchorage…
served as a Special Assistant to the Governor of Alaska…
spoken to hundreds of thousands of young people in the U.S. and internationally…

Dr. Kim’s personal story of dramatic healing serves as the foundation for his passion to lead young leaders in the church through genuine repentence and prayer. Here is a video clip from our interview with Dr. Kim highlighting how JAMA began…

click here for the link to video

Young Koreans stirred to pray - New Zealand New Awakening 2010 Conference

lauren — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:59:18 +0000

Weekly Challenge - New Zealand’s Christian Newspaper

March 15, 2010 Vol 68 Iss 9
Young Koreans stirred to pray

by Michael Hamilton

THE atmosphere was electric as nearly 2000 young Korean Christians from around New Zealand gathered for the JAMA New Awakening Conference at City Impact Church on Auckland’s North Shore from March 3 to 5.
JAMA (Jesus Awakening Movement for America and All Nations) is an organisation of Koreans who are concerned about praying for the countries they live in.

Sixteen Korean leaders involved in JAMA in the United States flew over for the conference, which a number of Auckland’s 100 Korean Christian churches helped organise. Sam Chapman, who runs Awhi Community Development and Peter Mortlock, senior pastor of City Impact Church both gave a welcome and a brief speech at the gathering.
Mr Mortlock said it was great to see so many Korean Christians coming together in New Zealand.

“I thought their worship was exuberant, the preaching was passionate, and it was a pleasure to host them here,” he said.

Mr Chapman, who was invited by the Korean community to speak to them from his perspective as a Maori Christian leader, said he was delighted and honoured to be involved with JAMA.

Mr Chapman invited the Korean delegates to a South Auckland marae for a traditional Maori welcome.
“They were so blessed by this welcome and the experience through it, and they then asked if I would welcome the JAMA delegates.

“So 40 Kapa Haka group members went to Friday night’s JAMA meeting … I shared what an honour it was to have them here and we wished to acknowledge what God’s intentions were.

“Then I shared with them that rather than them as Koreans having an imposed reason about being in New Zealand, why don’t we discover together, seeking the Lord together with open minds and then we will create what our future should look like.”
Mr Chapman said we now have a challenge to meet with Korean leaders in the future.
A key organiser of the conference, Shine Kim, said many delegates felt the presence of God and were stirred in their hearts to pray for this nation.

She said 99 per cent of JAMA staff here had never seen what JAMA conferences were like so
this was a good experience for them.

Miss Kim said the next conference would be held at a larger venue and promoted to the wider Church, for people of all ethnicities to come together to worship and pray for New
Zealand.

The Foundational Pillars of JAMA (2 Chronicles 7:14)

lauren — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 01:03:51 +0000

Condensed Version -Full Version-

I. (SPIRITUAL) OWNERSHIP OF AMERICA

America is our country by God’s divine decree and created order.

II. OWNERSHIP LEADS TO AWAKENING

As spiritual owners of America, we become awakened to its needs—and its sins.

III. AWAKENING LEADS TO REPENTANCE

Our spiritual ownership of America is demonstrated by our repentance of our own and our nation’s sins.

IV. REPENTANCE LEADS TO REVIVAL AND HEALING

Revival and healing in America starts with the church’s repentance and intercessory prayers.

V. REVIVAL LEADS TO TRANSFORMATION AND LEADERSHIP

Revival transforms people into spiritual leaders and impacting their homes, their churches, communities, workplaces, and nations as ambassadors and changing agents of Christ.

VI. TRANSFORMATION AND LEADERSHIP LEADS TO MISSIONS

JAMA’s ultimate goal is the fulfillment of the Great Commission for the glory of God.

VII. JAMA IS FOR THE LOCAL CHURCH

JAMA is a movement by the Church, with the Church, and for the Church.

VIII. JAMA IS A MOVEMENT FOR ANY COUNTRY

JAMA is Jesus Awakening Movement for America and All Nations.

If you would like read full version of the Foundational Pillars of JAMA, please click here to view pdf.

Prayer Topics for the World

jefferson — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 00:24:54 +0000

As the crisis in Haiti continues to unfold, our hearts break at the wreckage and devastation. Please join us in praying for Haiti and the two teams who are partners in JAMA’s ministry, as they make their way to Haiti to serve the people there.

Here are the following prayer requests:

Please pray for the protection of these two teams as they travel to Haiti and serve the people by providing medical care and food. They hope to have more people form teams in the future.
Team 1: Dr. Soon Ja Choi (President of M.O.M., Director of JAMA Global Missions, pediatrician) and other medical doctors and volunteers who just left for Haiti.

Team 2: Rev. Dr. Sung Ho Bae (Director of JAMA Jesus Healing & Health (JH&H), President of TIFF (Thorn In the Flesh Fellowship) Ministry, neurologist) and other medical doctors and volunteers will be forming another team and will be going to Haiti soon after.
All the volunteers and aid workers serving in Haiti would be physically, spiritually and mentally healthy and safe. That Christ’s love would be exemplified and imparted into the hearts of the Haitians through the service and dedication of the different organizations and peace-keeping entities.
That despite the structural devastations, doctors and aid workers can work effectively and efficiently, maximizing precious time and resources. That peace and order would be restored and that the process of the Haitians rebuilding their lives would begin quickly.
That infrastructures and other essential institutions would be rebuilt stronger and better than before the earthquake and that they would lead to an improved quality of life for all Haitians.
That Haiti would recover rapidly in all aspects—physically, financially, emotionally and that through this incident the Haitians would seek God’s face so that they would be restored to the Father (2 Chronicles 7:14). That God would comfort those who lost loved ones and that they would experience the hope that only He can give.
That all volunteers would take the time to minister to the Haitians in helping them debrief their situation and talk through their shock. May the survivors recover mentally as they form new friendships with outsiders and others around them.

If you are looking to donate, here are just a few reputable organizations on the ground in Haiti:

1. World Vision

2. Compassion

3. Partners in Health

4. Living Water International

New Zealand JAMA New Awakening Conference 2010

lauren — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:50:08 +0000

Dates: March 4-6, 2010

Dr. Langer

jefferson — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:52:13 +0000

6_29_09-Dr_Rick_Langer-Biblical_Worldview_pt1.mp4

6_30_09-Dr_Rick_Langer-Biblical_Worldview_pt2.mp4

International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church

jannet — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:33:21 +0000

Sunday, November 8 is the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church (IDOP). There will be a 24-hour prayer teleconference held by the Christian Foreign Affairs Fellowship in D.C. The teleconference will begin at 8 p.m. on Saturday and end at 8 p.m. Sunday. You can take part in this by calling 712-432-0232 and entering the conference access code: 720872#.

We encourage you to intercede on behalf of our Christian brothers and sisters who are being persecuted.

JAMA Intercessory Prayer Conference - Tacoma,WA - promo video

lauren — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 00:31:01 +0000

Watch a video message from Rev. Stephen Chong
Download video: MOV file (73mb) or WMV file (20mb)

English speaking part of this prayer conference will be held on

Thursday, September 24th (7 pm) at Tacoma First Baptist Church and

1328 So. 84th St. Tacoma, WA 98444

Friday, September 25th (7 pm) at Tacoma Central Presbyterian Church.

8001 South Pine St., Tacoma, WA 98499

GLDI2009 Rev Jae Park

jefferson — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 07:45:17 +0000

Rev Jae Park-Confessing Sin, Praying and Fasting

Rev Jae Park-God’s Great Mercy

Rev Jae Park-Our Great Commission

Francis Chan Video

jefferson — Thu, 28 May 2009 02:40:28 +0000

Francis Chan NA06