Follow us for updates on our events, programs, and initiatives as we spread faith, hope, and love throughout Southeastern Asia. The Southeastern Asia Union Mission (SEUM) was a territory under the former Southeast Asia Union Mission (SAUM), one of nine unions of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD). The Southeast Asia Union Mission (SAUM) was organized in 1917 and reorganized in 1929, with its headquarters located at 798 Thomson Road, Singapore. Its territory included the seven countries: Brunei Darussalam, Vietnam, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Singapore, and the kingdoms of Cambodia and Thailand. On November 5th of 2019, the Southern Asia- Pacific Division's Executive Committee voted to divide the Southeast Asia Union Mission into two new unions and an attached field with the transfer process to be completed in December 2021. Finally, it was approved to form the following unions: the Malaysian Union Mission (MAUM), the Southeastern Asia Union Mission (SEUM), and the reassignment of the Singapore Adventist Conference (SAC). On October 2020, the Southeastern Asia Union Mission Headquarters completed its construction on the property of Moo 3, Muak Lek, Thailand.
