Field Partners

Mang & Ciin formed God’s Trio Partners (GTP) for Mission in 1989 and since then over 200 churches have been planted in Burmese villages representing 6,000+ Burmese who have come to Christ because of their ministry. Mang has recently retired from ministry in 2025. His wife Ciin continues to work tirelessly to ensure their current vision continues despite the ongoing civil war and political unrest. This is to plant a Mission Station in each of the 400 unreached townships in Myanmar. Located in larger towns, these stations act as hub churches with the ability to reach not just the town but the surrounding villages as well.  Over the last three decades, GTP has planted over 200 churches; and now they continue planting new churches in strategic unreached regions of the country.  

A great need in Myanmar is to instill the value of missions in the traditional church and to focus the hearts of leaders and pastors on the priority of missions. While there are many churches already, the number of unreached towns and villages remains huge. 

To meet this missional need, GTP focuses on raising and equipping local leaders for missions through comprehensive seminars and courses that provide systematic and strategic training. Hundreds of church planters are being raised, equipped and sent out to communities all across the nation to share the Gospel. CityLife’s LifeTracks International material is a key component of this training. These leaders are supported for three years at which point most are able to become self-sufficient.