Campbell and Elizabeth Bach lead a dedicated team focused on sharing the gospel and planting churches across tens of thousands of South Asian villages, spanning hundreds of miles and reaching millions of people. Many groups in this vast region remain unreached and unengaged with the gospel, making their task both urgent and immense.
Campbell describes South Asia as “the greatest concentration of lostness,” noting there are more than 4 million South Asians for every IMB missionary—a reality that highlights the overwhelming need for more workers.
Campbell, a second-generation Chinese American, became the first Christian in his family while in college, where he discovered a passion for serving God. He began by sharing his faith with those close to him and serving in his local church. Seminary introduced him to international missions and led him to Elizabeth, who had prior missionary experience overseas.
After Campbell completed a two-year term with the IMB in East Asia, he married Elizabeth. Together, they have spent over a decade serving South Asians through the IMB, tirelessly working to spread the gospel across this vast and unreached region.
Our church supports the ministry of Campbell and Elizabeth Bach when we give through the Cooperative Program.
Pray that the Lord would sustain Campbell and Elizabeth as they continue to engage South Asian villages with the gospel.