The Asian Center for Missions (ACM) is a Philippine non-government organization formed in 1995 by an interdenominational group of ministries from Asia and around the world, with a purpose of preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ among unreached people groups.

At present, ACM has eight regional centers strategically situated throughout the Philippines: National Capital Region (Makati City), Ilocos (Laoag City), Central Luzon (Angeles City), Southern Luzon (Sta. Rosa, Laguna), Western Visayas (Bacolod City), Central Visayas (Cebu City), Northernwestern Mindanao (Cagayan de Oro City ), and Southeastern Mindanao (Davao City).

ACM is specially geared to reach out to people groups that have never heard of the Gospel within the 10/40 Window. Its unique strategy is to train and facilitate Filipino missionaries to the fast-ripening harvest fields of the world through an intensive, highly focused six-month training course designed to equip Christians towards effective cross-cultural ministry.

ACM works in coordination with church and parachurch groups all over Asia and in other countries in the world, providing a prayer shield and support network for its missionaries on field.

To date, it has trained over 1,000 students through its Missionary Training Program. Of this number, over 400 ACM graduates were deployed, out of which 263 are currently serving in  27 countries, including China, Nepal, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Ukraine, India and Mongolia among others.

The mission of ACM is to advance the Kingdom of Jesus Christ in partnership with churches and other missions organizations through prayer, mobilization, training, and facilitating the sending of missionaries to the 10/40 Window and beyond.