About
A pastor from Penangtrying to work himself out of a job.
My name is Jony Leong, 梁志松. I am a pastor, a missionary, a husband and a student of the Bible. This is how I got here, and what I believe.

01Johor Bahru, 2000
For years I trained people to hit targets.
In the year 2000 I was running my own IT and telecommunications business, training my team in our Johor Bahru office. How to think in goals. How to sell. How to live with purpose. I enjoyed it, and I was good at it. I watched ordinary people change when somebody finally took the time to train them properly.
What I did not yet have was the thing worth training them for.
02Seoul, 2019
In a church in Seoul, I gave Him the whole thing.
Nineteen years later, in 2019, I was at Sarang Church in Seoul, South Korea. I had believed for a long time already. There my life was truly transformed, and I surrendered it to Jesus — not a part of it, the whole of it — willing to walk the rest of my days following His teaching.
The exhibition I was standing in front of was called the Bible Road. That is still how I think of my life. Not a career. Not a ministry plan. A road, walked with Jesus, one step of obedience at a time.
03The call
I was a Christian for years before anyone taught me to make a disciple.
Back in Penang I served faithfully, and for a long time I assumed that was the whole job. Then I read 2 Timothy 2:2 slowly, and could not put it down: entrust what you heard to reliable people who will teach others. Four generations in one verse. I had never passed anything on to a second generation, let alone a fourth.
I had spent years training people to reach a sales target. I had never once trained a person to make a disciple.
So I went looking for a way to do it that ordinary people could copy. That search led me to the Zúme System — a simple, free discipleship training used around the world. I ran the first group in Penang. Then a second. Then people from that group started their own. I have not stopped since.
Johor Bahru, 2000. Seoul, 2019. Penang, 2026. Jesus transformed my life, gave me a new one, and gave it a new purpose in the Kingdom of God. Today I am a pastor, a missionary, a disciple-maker and a multiplier, living for Him — still on the same road, one step of obedience at a time.
04Family
Soojin and I serve together.
My wife Soojin is my ministry partner. She leads with me at the Mission Hub, writes daily SOAPS devotions in the Psalms, and carries the Korean stream of our work. When you invite me, you are usually getting both of us.
05Mission
Commissioned in 2024. Sent to Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
In 2024 we were commissioned as missionaries with Team Expansion, an international mission agency, at their Connect gathering in the United States. Our field is Malaysia, Southern Thailand and Indonesia, with digital reach into Hong Kong and China.
Today I serve as Head of Mission at St George's Church Penang, the oldest Anglican church in Southeast Asia, and I founded Mission Disciple School, which trains believers in six languages through weekly online classes and a physical Mission Hub at the St George Heritage Café in George Town. Everything runs through Bible Mission Services, my registered ministry business in Malaysia.

Zúme Training, Penang 
An Orang Asli village, Perak 
The Mission Hub, George Town 
Preaching on a Sunday
06What I believe
Simple enough to obey. Strong enough to multiply.
- Jesus is Lord, and the Bible is his word.I hold to the historic Christian faith as summarised in the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds.
- Every believer is called to make disciples.Not only pastors. Not only the gifted. Everyone — Matthew 28:18–20.
- Obedience matters more than information.A disciple is someone who hears and does, so every lesson I teach ends with one thing to do.
- Simple tools multiply; complicated ones do not.If a fifteen-year-old cannot pass it on, I will not teach it.
- The Holy Spirit does the work.I can train, remind and encourage. Only God changes a heart.
- Churches are partners, not projects.I serve the local church. I never work around it.
07Credentials
Where I trained, and who I answer to.
I am accountable to a mission agency, a bishop and a local church — by choice, and in that order of scrutiny.
- Missionary, Team Expansion (USA)Commissioned at Connect 2024. Supervised and accountable within the agency.
- Head of Mission, St George's Church PenangDiocese of West Malaysia, Anglican Church.
- Founder, Mission Disciple SchoolDisciple Class, Disciple-Maker Class and Missionary Class in six languages.
- Master of Divinity studentOngoing seminary study.
- Zúme Training practitioner and trainerTraining leaders across Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Hong Kong and China since 2024.
- AuthorBeliever or Disciple? · From Disciple to Disciple-Maker · Faith in Three Movements.
08Fruit from the field
Seven stories from 2025 and 2026.
Every one drawn from my monthly mission reports. First names only, shared with permission. Church names are left out to protect the people in them.
Joyce
Kota Bahru, KelantanTrained online in the Mandarin Disciple Class. Sent to Kelantan in December 2025. Five months later she opened her home. In one weekend her uncle Hock came to Christ, then Jessie and her son Garry. Her living room is now a Friday-night home church of ten.
From online trainee to home-church leader in five months.
Zamri
Kampar, PerakA faithful brother in a small town. Today he leads seven leaders. Each of them has started a disciple group in their own village.
Seven leaders. Seven villages. One faithful brother.
Pastor Kassim
Ulu Kampar, PerakHe came to one Zúme Training class. He went home and made it his church's Wednesday-night discipleship curriculum. New leaders are rising in his congregation of thirty.
One pastor. One church. A new culture of discipleship.
Zack
George Town to ChinaHe finished every session with our George Town cohort, then went home to China. Within weeks he had started two new disciple groups using the Zúme System.
One Penang group. Two groups in China.
Paul and Christopher
A café in PenangPaul was discipled through Zúme Training. Now he meets Christopher every week at a local café and trains him the same way.
Disciples making disciples. In a coffee shop.
Siha, Era and Siti
Kampung Kuala Sengka, JohorThree Jakun Orang Asli women. Most of their village cannot read, so we trained them with audio Bibles and simple stories. They committed to lead their own 3/3 groups. Seven months later the seed was still growing.
No literacy needed. Just a story, a speaker, and obedience.
The Koh family
Tanah Merah, KelantanThe only Christians in their entire village. Now their home is open every Saturday night as a house church, with sixteen gathered at the first meeting.
The only believers in the village. Now the village has a church.
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This website is where I offer my services and products. The mission itself — monthly reports, prayer needs and giving — lives at Mission Disciple School.