About Mongolia
Mongolia is a country in East Asia bordered by Russia and China, known for its mountain ranges and deserts and the nomadic hertiage of its people groups. The country population is around 3,446,000 people, and the primary language spoken is Mongolian. The primary religion is Buddhism with about 80% of the population reported as professing Buddhists, and of the 25 people groups there are 17 that are unreached.
Data as of May 14, 2026
Data as of May 14, 2026
Grow Mongolia

ABOUT:
Saina "John" Beejin began Grow Mongolia in 2016 in response to God's call for Mongolians to bring the gospel to Asia and beyond. Since 2021 when Grow Mongolia was officially incorporated, his efforts have centered on equipping the church with discipleship programs, evangelistic training, and partnerships to foster a Mongolian indigenous church that is maturing and sending out Great Commission workers. The Grow Mongolia ministry family is active in many countries in Central Eurasia and the 10/40 window. John lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Meg and their three children.
MISSION:
Grow Mongolia reaches, equips, trains and inspires Mongolian believers to grow in their faith through participation in their local churches, commitment to prayer and worship, evangelism and mobilizing missions teams, discipleship and leadership, and finally church planting.
Saina "John" Beejin began Grow Mongolia in 2016 in response to God's call for Mongolians to bring the gospel to Asia and beyond. Since 2021 when Grow Mongolia was officially incorporated, his efforts have centered on equipping the church with discipleship programs, evangelistic training, and partnerships to foster a Mongolian indigenous church that is maturing and sending out Great Commission workers. The Grow Mongolia ministry family is active in many countries in Central Eurasia and the 10/40 window. John lives in Northern Virginia with his wife Meg and their three children.
MISSION:
Grow Mongolia reaches, equips, trains and inspires Mongolian believers to grow in their faith through participation in their local churches, commitment to prayer and worship, evangelism and mobilizing missions teams, discipleship and leadership, and finally church planting.
