Erin came into our home in April after being released from the hospital. She had undergone multiple hip surgeries along with having a broken spleen. Now in a wheelchair, she surrendered her life to Christ and began to experience the healing power of Jesus. Through God’s miraculous healing, she is now walking, exercising, and growing in Christ. With a new bold passion, Erin shared the gospel with her son and had the honor of baptizing him in our back yard after getting baptized herself! What a celebration of generational transformation!
4ever 4given is a faith-based residential community celebrating 1.5 years of supporting women in transformation. We welcome women from diverse backgrounds of brokenness, guiding them into a relationship with Christ and healing of mind, body, and spirit. This year, we served women, celebrated our first graduate, and currently house 6 women, with space for 2 more.
Sarah endured a life marked by loss, forced marriage, and abduction, living in constant fear and trauma, struggling to see hope or trust in anyone. During her recovery, a woman introduced her to the Gospel, and Sarah began reading her Bible. One night, praying in secret and meditating on God’s Word, she experienced His presence and peace, realizing the Lord had been with her even in her darkest moments. Since that encounter, Sarah has accepted Jesus into her heart, finding a new sense of hope, love, and community. She now radiates peace and inspires others to trust God’s faithfulness amid suffering.
G3 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering displaced and persecuted Christians in the Middle East and beyond to stand firm in their faith. We serve those who choose to remain in their countries despite facing severe persecution, as well as refugees forced to flee their homes due to war and religious oppression. Recognizing the urgent need for practical discipleship resources, we provide a comprehensive 15-month program consisting of 10 courses and 70 hours of training.
In Issan, Thailand, many locals, especially the elderly, had never encountered the gospel, and illiteracy made them believe evangelism was impossible. During a ‘1 Lead 2’ evangelism training, two participants who were elderly and illiterate discovered a simple method: asking others to read the gospel aloud to them. As they practiced, they witnessed people responding to the message of the Gospel for the first time. Since then, these elders have shared the gospel daily, leading over 30 people to accept Jesus as Lord and Savior, inspiring their community, and demonstrating that God’s work transcends limitations.
ALL4UPG’s mission is to reach the people groups and plant multiplying and self-sufficient missional churches among the unreached people groups.
Jason and his wife, Christi, were grieving the loss of a close family member. While Christi had turned to God for strength, Jason withdrew struggling in his relationships. At the Indiana Xtreme Character Challenge, through prayer and sharing the message of the gospel, Jason believed and gave his life to Jesus. Christi witnessed a transformation in his life, a life filled with joy, peace, and a new spiritual connection to God. Today, Jason and Christi walk united in Christ, parent differently, love more deeply, and continue growing as a couple and family under God’s guidance.
All4One’s adventure and sport ministries create unparalleled experiences for families and individuals to encounter Christ, strengthen their family bond, and find God’s purpose and plan for their lives.
Maverick felt empty and purposeless, working as a carpenter after high school and struggling with the monotony of daily life while longing for meaning and direction. Through a friend’s invitation, he attended the Alpha course, exploring who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. In a safe, welcoming environment, he wrestled with questions about faith, life, and purpose. While reading John 4, Maverick surrendered his life to Jesus, believing in Him as Savior and Lord. Since that moment, Maverick has been baptized, living fully for Christ and sharing His love while growing in faith within his church community.
Alpha’s mission is to equip and serve the church in its mission to help people discover and develop a relationship with Jesus. Our vision is the evangelization of the nations, the revitalization of the church, and the transformation of society.
Before joining Bible Clubs, many students in Ghana lacked understanding of God’s truth and struggled to find strength to live with integrity. Faith felt distant, and many had little access to Scripture. Through the clubs, students like Derek discovered that God is Creator and that Jesus came to save. Others, like Isaac and Henrietta, experienced forgiveness and the power of prayer. Their lives were transformed as they believed in Jesus. Now, these students are sharing their faith with peers, families, and churches. Entire classrooms are being equipped, and communities are experiencing lasting hope through God’s Word.
AMG International is a gospel-first global ministry that meets the deepest needs — spiritual and physical — by inspiring hope, restoring lives and transforming communities. Since 1942 we have been working through local leaders and churches to see every community in every nation on earth redeemed and radically transformed by the love and gospel of Jesus Christ. AMG works in 40 countries in the areas of child & youth development/Christian education, healthcare, church planting, pastor training, media evangelism and disaster relief.
In war-torn Syria, violence and suffering surround many communities. Families face loss, poverty, and fear, leaving people weary and searching for meaning amid their struggles. During a sermon, Pastor S shared the truth of the gospel, reminding his people of Christ’s hope in suffering. Many believed in the message of the Gospel, kneeling in prayer and accepting Jesus as their Savior. In one church, 65 young adults gave their lives to Jesus, and each one continues to share the gospel with friends. Today, despite hardship, lives are being transformed as new believers boldly follow Christ, bringing hope and redemption to their communities.
Ananias House (AH) bridges the distance between believers in the West and the growing body of Christ in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) through prayer, Bible training, and physical and spiritual resources to build up God’s global family in an increasingly hostile world.
Luiz, a 23-year-old in Brazil, felt his life lacked direction. Unemployed and facing challenges with the law, he had little interest in faith and found church messages difficult to understand. Everything shifted when he encountered a ministry that used soccer to share the Gospel. The simple message of God’s love, presented in a way he could connect with, stirred something new in his heart. For the first time, Luiz wanted to know more about Jesus. Now, through consistent discipleship, Luiz is growing in his faith and discovering a future filled with hope and transformation.
Athletes in Action connect athletes and coaches to their global community where they can develop holistically and discover purpose both during and after their competing career.
Tess, 30, carried a heavy heart from struggling with relationships, engaging in harmful habits, and being separated from her children. Though she went to church as a child, poor choices as a teen led her away. When a friend invited her to the God Loves You Tour, she attended and listened as Franklin Graham said, “God wants to forgive sinners through His Son, Jesus Christ.” Tess walked forward, prayed in repentance, and received Jesus. She was given a Bible and discipleship materials and walked away light and happy after making a decision for Christ.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is committed to evangelism at its core, striving to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ across the globe through every effective means available. Continuing the legacy of Billy and Franklin Graham, BGEA equips the global Church and its leaders to boldly share the Good News, reaching millions through large-scale outreach events, training, and media ministry.
Colby came to Boathouse for the first time, not knowing Jesus. A volunteer prayed quietly for him, and later another followed him to the parking lot where Colby admitted, “I think God spoke to me for the first time tonight.” There, he heard the gospel and surrendered his life to Jesus. The next week, Colby brought three friends, and two of them—Jonathan and Tristan—also gave their lives to Christ. From one invitation, three young men began walking with Jesus, showing how God is moving powerfully among college-age young adults in East Texas.
Boathouse Ministries begins with evangelism, equipping volunteers and leaders to boldly share the Gospel with college-age adults through personal relationships, weekly gatherings, and small group discipleship. Based in Tyler, TX, Boathouse is a non-denominational ministry that reaches hundreds of 18–25 year-olds each week, offering biblical teaching, worship, and authentic community to lead them into a lifelong relationship with Jesus.
A 9-year-old boy in Los Angeles was trapped in a life of violence. He listened to CEF’s work with children in one of the city’s public parks. He always kept his distance before disappearing back into his bleak environment. One day the teacher caught up with him and asked if he wanted to accept Christ. He replied, “I can’t be saved. I’ve been very bad. God could never love me.” After encouragement and hearing the truth of the Gospel, he decided to believe Christ as Savior. That day, he discovered the joy and peace only Jesus can bring.
Child Evangelism Fellowship Inc exists to evangelize boys and girls, disciple them in the Word of God, and establish them in the local church for Christian growth.
As a teenager, Fredy was deeply involved in harmful behaviors and destructive habits, unable to break free until he heard the Gospel and gave his life to Jesus. Since then, his life has changed completely—he became a district leader of the Youth Society, a radio announcer at Radio la Paz, Panama, leading teams presenting The Jesus Film in remote mountains. His faith cost him his home, as his unsaved father kicked him out, leaving him to sleep at the church or radio station. Despite hardship, Fredy serves passionately, saying, “My debt with the Lord is too great to ever repay.”
The mission of Christianity Ministries is to reach the world with hope. They accomplish this through ministry partnerships that strive to make an eternal difference for the last, the least, and the lost.
Conquest Self Defense utilizes the arena of martial arts training for the purpose of reaching the surrounding community with the Gospel of God and developing disciples of Christ, who will then go and develop disciples of Christ for a lifetime. All training is provided to students for the cost of a donation or for no cost at all. This removes the financial barrier for martial arts training and allows anyone who wants to train, to join us and most importantly, hear the life changing message of the Gospel and bring glory to God alone.
Ángela Patricia Camacho, a 36-year-old mother, and her 6-year-old daughter joined the Family Mission program after experiencing violence. Before joining the program, she felt broken and hopeless. After hearing the message of the Gospel, Angela accepted Jesus as her Savior and her heart was healed. Shortly after, her home renewed, she found hope, strength, and courage. Today, Ángela and her daughter read the Bible weekly, experiencing peace and joy, and she faithfully attends a local church where she encourages others to find the same peace and joy in Jesus Christ.
Conviventia works to facilitate a SUSTAINABLE TRANSFORMATION among PEOPLE, FAMILY and COMMUNITIES facing poverty and vulnerability in Colombia. We act in obedience to the Divine mandate of loving one another.
Claire is a dedicated student at Crossbar Academy. During a chapel service, she was touched by the message of the Gospel. Afterward, Claire asked to meet with the Pastor who led chapel, and she received Jesus in her heart as her Savior. At the end of summer, she publicly declared it through baptism. Since then, Claire speaks more openly about her faith. Moved by her testimony, her parents and siblings now attend Sunday services at church. Today, she is walking with the Lord, and her faith is influencing her family as well. Stories like hers are what we pray for, invest in, and celebrate at Crossbar Academy.
Crossbar Academy’s mission is to create a foundation for each child that is built on God and focuses on education, soccer, and the importance of family. At Crossbar Academy, we aim to empower families to foster deep, meaningful relationships and mentorship grounded in Christian principles, enriching their time together before young adults embark on their journeys. For our student-athletes, we strive to instill unparalleled ball mastery and strategic insight, equipping them to make informed decisions about their paths in soccer and education.
At Fort Benning, Georgia, many young soldiers arrived burdened by uncertainty, stress, and a lack of spiritual direction, seeking purpose amid the challenges of military life. Through the Spiritual Fit – Ready to Serve (SFRS) classes, led by Jeff and Melissa Bearden and a dedicated volunteer team, many soldiers heard the message of the Gospel and believed in Jesus as Savior. One trainee even shared, “Because of this Bible study, I’ve learned so much about Jesus, and it’s caused my relationship with Him to grow further than before.” Today, over 3,300 troops have committed their lives to Christ, experiencing transformation that ripples through families and the military.
Win military members/families to Jesus Christ, build them in their faith, and send them out as Christ-centered multiplying disciples to launch spiritual movements across the global military community.
At just 7-years-old, Mercy carried the weight of a large tumor on her forehead. She often felt uncomfortable struggling with judgement, leaving her discouraged and uncertain about her future. After arriving at CURE Uganda, Mercy underwent surgery and began hearing Bible stories during chapel. Through worship and prayer, she discovered God’s love and believed that Jesus was with her, even in difficult times. Her new faith in Jesus brough her peace and hope. Today, Mercy has returned home and to school. She dreams of becoming a doctor and encourages others at her community to trust God through their own challenges.
CURE International (CURE) has provided world-class surgical and spiritual ministry care for one of the world’s most vulnerable populations—children with treatable disabilities living in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). CURE achieves this by operating a network of eight pediatric hospitals, seven in Africa and one in the Philippines.
In the heart of Hollywood’s dance community, many artists have long pursued recognition and worldly desires, often feeling empty despite their talents. They come longing for something deeper and more lasting. During a recent dance workshop, fifty dancers from across the U.S. encountered the tangible presence of God. As worship broke out, the Holy Spirit moved powerfully, and many surrendered their hearts, rededicated their lives to Jesus, and embraced God’s calling for their artistry. Since that gathering, dancers are boldly choosing to use their gifts for God’s glory. Joy and purpose now fuel their creativity, shining light in a place known for self-promotion.
At Dancing Disciples, our mission is to inspire, win souls for the Kingdom of God, and unite people worldwide through the transformative power of dance.
Edison was a sixth grader searching for answers when he joined Pauline’s youth group. She had recently embraced a mission-centered approach, modeling what it meant to share the Gospel in everyday life. Through her teaching and example, Edison heard the Good News and trusted Christ as Savior. When he chose baptism, he called his brother and mother, clearly explaining the Gospel and its meaning. His faith stirred theirs, and both decided to follow Jesus. That same weekend, Edison was baptized, then helped baptize his brother and mother. His bold step sparked transformation in his entire family.
Dare 2 Share Ministries is a Church assisting ministry that helps youth leaders and the local church equip students to become ambassadors of the Gospel to their friends, classmates, teammates and families. Towards this end, we help youth ministries clarify their purpose, centering it around a Gospel Advancing methodology that grows life-long disciple multipliers who are passionate about reaching the lost.
Before encountering Christ, Logan had never stepped into a church and only casually attended youth group, unsure about faith and searching for meaning in his life. During a public school outreach in Pineville, Missouri, Logan attended a church rally for the first time, watching from the overflow room. Though he didn’t immediately respond, the gospel message stayed with him. About a year later, he surrendered his life to Christ, committing to follow Him fully. Since then, Logan has faithfully grown in his faith, attended summer camp, volunteered on stage crews, and even led others to Christ. His journey continues to inspire youth and bear lasting spiritual fruit.
The purpose of David Corn Ministries is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ in local churches, among other objectives: Revive members (adults, teens, and children), encourage Evangelism (e.g. soul-winning conferences), add new members, and promote them within their communities (e.g. vacation Bible schools). Their secondary purpose is to support secular educational activities, which address moral issues such as bullying, peer pressure, alcohol and drug use and abuse, motivation, and work ethics.
Before encountering Christ, Emmanuel lived in addiction and harmful patterns that strained his family and drew him into destructive influences. His parents felt hopeless, and his future seemed without direction. Through the faithful sharing of the Gospel and ongoing discipleship, Emmanuel was introduced to the love of Jesus. As he engaged in Discovery Bible Study and learned about his identity in Christ, the Holy Spirit began to transform his heart. He soon began praying regularly and bringing Bibles into his home. His parents, once discouraged, now point to his life as an example for his siblings. Today, Emmanuel not only inspires his family but also shares the love of Jesus with this family, friends, and community.
Ordinary People. Eternal Impact. Disciple Makers Increase (DMI) trains and coaches believers—especially across Asia, Africa, and Latin America—to multiply disciples and start new churches among people with little or no access to the gospel.
Lorena served faithfully in the Bobcat Battalion, yet she carried deep struggles with identity and pain. Despite her achievements, confusion and loneliness weighed heavily on her heart. When military changes left her feeling hopeless, Lorena sought help from her chaplain who connected her with a faith-based community. At an Engage Your Faith Retreat, Lorena’s life was impacted through worship, prayer, and the love of fellow believers. In that moment, Lorena gave her life to Jesus in a powerful way and chose to be baptized, embracing the gift of salvation. Today, Lorena walks in a newfound sense of identity, freedom and faith, courageously sharing her testimony of hope.
The purpose of our program is to fulfill the Great Commission in the military and see soldiers become warriors for Christ. True success for us is 1. Having a soldier make a committed decision to follow Jesus. 2. Upon giving their lives to Christ become champions of the Gospel to lead their peers into a thriving relationship with Jesus.
Before encountering Jesus, many staff at the Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Philippines felt a sense of emptiness, longing for hope and purpose. During one of our Beyond Success sessions, particularly in the lesson on “My Most Important Relationship,” participants experienced God’s presence in a powerful way. They heard the message of the Gospel and believed in Jesus as their Savior, feeling His love and acceptance. The Beyond Success experience has sparked spiritual awakening and transformation in both staff’s lives and their communities. Today, these staff walk with renewed faith and courage, openly sharing Christ with others.
EQUIP Leadership empowers believers to freely share their faith within their circles of influence. Our world is ready for a new legacy of Christian leaders – leaders who bring the hope of a transformed world and a brighter future based on Biblical values and a relationship with God. In a world that appears so divisive, EQUIP offers evangelistic solutions that first add value to a lost world and ultimately deliver hope that comes with faith in Jesus.
Kenneth “KJ” Sherman Jr. stood out as a young player in the EBL but carried negative labels society placed on him. At the Beyond the Court Leadership Camp, KJ experienced transformation—resetting from false labels, renewing his identity in Christ, refueling with God’s Word, and becoming ready to live for God’s Kingdom. Shortly after, at his new school, KJ recruited classmates, secured a teacher sponsor, and began an FCA Huddle. He now embraces his identity in Christ and leads others with confidence.
The Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s vision is to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. Their mission is to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church.
Yombi was a young missionary in east Cameroon who felt his ministry was not successfully engaging with his community. In the midst of these challenges, his own family struggled with unsafe drinking water… then, along came Filter of Hope that provided him with a water filter, encouraging him to use it as a tool to share the message of the Gospel with his neighbors. As people gathered to receive clean water, Yombi shared the good news of Jesus. Soon after, 48 women and children believed in Jesus and accepted him as Savior. Today, Yombi continues to share the hope of Jesus, discipling new believers to boldly share their faith in the community. His community is now experiencing clean water and the hope and transformation that Jesus gives.
Filter of Hope is dedicated to meeting both the physical and spiritual needs of families worldwide by providing clean drinking water and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Through a small, durable water filter, we offer a simple yet powerful solution to the global water crisis, supplying families with up to 250 gallons of clean water daily for 10 years. Even greater is the filter’s effectiveness in visually presenting the Gospel.
Sophie, a student struggling with loneliness, saw a poster for First Priority, a student-led club, and joined the group at lunch. After connecting with a club leader, she began leading lessons at her large high school. Sophie invited her friend Mari, who was deeply impacted by the message of the Gospel, and attended church with her mother. During the church service, Mari and her mother both gave their lives and believed in Jesus as Savior. Through this peer-to-peer evangelism, students and families are receiving the message of the Gospel, believing in Christ as Lord and growing in faith.
First Priority of America (FPoA) is dedicated to bringing the Hope of Christ to every middle and high school student, addressing the spiritual crisis in today’s youth. By uniting local churches and equipping students to share their faith, FPoA creates opportunities for students to hear and experience the Gospel in their schools.
Lon Him felt like she was living an endless struggle in Cambodia. As a young mother with little education, she worked long hours packing pastries for just a few dollars a day, simply trying to survive. When the team from Fountain of Hope visited her village, they taught practical skills in food security, health, and protection from human trafficking—but also introduced her to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Lon believed and gave her life to Jesus. Now, her newfound faith fuels her desire to keep learning, helping others, and sharing the message of the Gospel in her community.
Fountain of Hope’s mission is to equip and empower people to be agents of holistic transformation in their communities through the love of Christ. Their vision is that individual lives are transformed by the power and love of Jesus Christ, and they become agents of transformation in their communities in the country of Cambodia.
Children and families in Ukraine faced daily fear, loss, and displacement due to war, with communities traumatized by violence, abductions, and destruction. During a mission trip, Brazilian volunteers ministered to children through soccer clinics and shared the Gospel. In these moments of playful connection and teaching, the children encountered Jesus’ love, experiencing hope, joy, and reassurance amidst the chaos surrounding them. Since then, these young lives have been touched by God’s presence, fostering resilience, faith, and community. Volunteers continue to bring hope, demonstrating Christ’s love to families devastated by conflict.
Our mission is to provide health care, education and economic self-sufficiency to those who are most in need. We have learned that the transformation of communities must come from within. Thus, transformation is not only lasting but extends to other communities when a sincere partnership is developed within the community itself.
Before encountering Christ, Dirshad was a devout Muslim, living on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan. He longed for spiritual clarity but was gripped by confusion about truth and religion. Peace seemed distant, and answers felt out of reach. One day, he heard the message of the Gospel on a Christian TV program which invited viewers to pray and ask God to reveal the truth. Dirshad prayed sincerely, and that night, Jesus appeared to him in a dream, declaring, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” Since then, Dirshad received Jesus into his heart and is now faithfully and boldly sharing the Gospel with his friends and community.
Our mission is to win souls, alleviate the suffering of those in need and equip the Body of Christ to do the same.
Engagement of local churches
An evangelistic campaign only takes place if local pastors unanimously agree to work together to reach every single person in their city.
Training through Conferences and Seminars
Before the evangelistic campaign, local Christians receive training on evangelism, healing, deliverance and follow up strategies.
Evangelistic Campaigns
Large crowds gather to hear the Gospel, receive salvation and miracles. Humanitarian projects and Bible distribution take place.
Follow up
Trained Christians follow up with those that made a decision for Christ. New churches are planted. New leaders are raised.
Tom grew up in a Buddhist household but lived in uncertainty about faith as he entered college in London. Though he joined Bible studies and read Scripture, he wrestled with questions of assurance, sin, and belief. During the summer, a missionary friend walked with Tom through the Bible patiently discussing his doubts. As they read together, Tom experienced moments of clarity, sensing God reveal Himself through the Word. Finally, Tom chose to place his trust in Christ and believed in Him as Lord and Savior. Today, Tom is growing in his relationship with Jesus, filled with hope and eager to share truth with others.
Our mission is to send Texas college students to share the gospel across Texas, the USA, and the world. We are the collegiate missions sending arm for Texas Baptists (Baptist General Convention of Texas). Students serve alongside local churches, campus ministries, mission agencies, and other evangelical non-profit organizations.
Sharon lived a hard life encountering trouble with the law. She struggled with regret, loneliness, and losing custody of her kids. At a step-down facility, she scrolled on her phone and saw an ad that said, “When Life Is Hard, Jesus Cares.” Forty minutes later she was weeping, grateful for the love and forgiveness Jesus offered her. She believed in Him for salvation. She was connected to a church where the pastor’s wife invested in her. Three years later, Sharon is active in church and leading Bible studies back in a correctional facility, her life forever changed.
Groundwire focuses on sharing the Gospel with youth and young adults by using digital media, leading to millions of online professions of faith. Through its innovative Growth Track for Digital Converts, the ministry helps new believers grow spiritually, develop discipleship, and connect with local Christian communities.
Before coming to the Dream Center, Shawn’s family faced deep instability and homelessness. When his parents decided to leave the program and placed his younger brothers with relatives, Shawn was left with no plan and little hope for his future. Through the Teen Discipleship program, Shawn experienced love, stability, and the truth of the Gospel. Within a month, he surrendered his life to Jesus and was baptized. Today, Shawn thrives as a leader in ROTC, prepares for a career in welding, and mentors other teens by sharing the same hope and transformation he found in Jesus.
At the H-Town Dream Center, sharing the Gospel is at the core of everything we do across our three pillars: Feeding the Hungry, House of Hope, and Educating At-Risk Youth (NXT GEN). Each staff member is fully equipped to incorporate faith into every interaction.
In Marsabit, Kenya, a group of pastors once set out on foot to share the Gospel with no money, food, or water. After days of exhaustion and hunger, their mission seemed discouraging, with only a few initial responses of faith. On the third day, everything changed when a man heard the Gospel and believed in Jesus as Savior. Immediately, his family cooked and fed the weary team, giving them strength and hope. Today, that same man is a pastor, enrolled in Hamoreh training, leading others in evangelism, and helping multiply disciples across Marsabit. What began in hunger now yields harvest.
Hamoreh equips pastors in desolate regions of East Africa who evangelize, disciple, and plant churches that transform communities. While there is great zeal for evangelism—fire—there is often a lack of biblical truth—light. As a result, much preaching is not grounded in the Gospel. Without sound doctrine and healthy leadership, the fire of faith risks burning out, as it has in previous generations.
Maria carried the weight of fear, exhaustion, and loneliness, working multiple jobs while worrying about how she would provide for her children. One Saturday, while receiving a food box at Harvest for the Hungry, a volunteer asked if they could pray for her. Overwhelmed with emotion, Maria shared her struggles, and in that moment, she prayed to accept Jesus as her Savior, experiencing a profound sense of peace and hope she had never known before. Since then, Maria attends church faithfully, brings her children, volunteers regularly, and joyfully shares the hope of Jesus with others in her community.
Harvest for the Hungry is built on a commitment to share the Gospel, intentionally engaging every visitor while providing nutritious, farm-to-table food. By addressing both physical hunger and spiritual need, this ministry uses sustainable agriculture to serve Southeast Texas communities and expand God’s Kingdom through discipleship, fellowship, and outreach.
In Damascus, where war and poverty have left many weary and afraid, countless families long for care that restores both body and spirit. Burdened by trauma and uncertainty, patients arrive carrying deep wounds of fear and isolation. At a small Christian clinic led by Dr. Edward Awabdeh, more than 2,000 people each month receive free medical care, prayer, and words of peace. One woman, moved to tears, said, “No one has ever cared for me like this before.” Through quiet compassion and steadfast faith, this clinic has become a refuge—where Christ’s love shines through every act of healing.
Health Outreach to the Middle East (HOME) is a Christ-centered organization dedicated to providing medical care and spiritual healing to underserved communities across the Middle East. Founded over 30 years ago by Arab Christian physicians, HOME’s mission is threefold: delivering medical and spiritual healing through culturally sensitive ministry and missions, providing medical and nursing training to cultivate healthcare leaders, and establishing centers of clinical excellence for accessible, quality care.
Before encountering Christ, one of our patients, carried deep fear, shame, and uncertainty, unsure if she could ever speak about the abuse she had endured or imagine a life of hope. One day while in the hospital and welcomed with care by staff and advocates, she prayed with a visiting pastor. In that moment, she believed in Jesus and rededicated her life to Christ. Overwhelmed with God’s presence, she wept, thanking Him for sending people who truly saw her and guided her through each step of her healing. Since then, she has found safety, community, and restoration, growing in faith, joy, and confidence, and living fully in God’s love and purpose.
Just as a butterfly emerges from its chrysalis, transformed and free, Her Well guides survivors of unhealthy sexual relationships and family violence to break free from the fear of their past and step into healing—mentally, physically, and spiritually. Through our personalized 12-month program, we meet each survivor—whether male, female, or child—where they are, providing the support they need as they progress on their unique journey. Our mission is to help survivors no longer fear their pain, overcome triggers, and fully embrace their restoration and renewal.
Sharllyne was born in a small village in Kenya, where daily life was a struggle, and her family couldn’t afford school. As a preteen, she engaged in harmful behaviors to support her family. In 2020, she found Imani Collective, and through discipleship, Bible studies, and community support, she reconnected with her faith and began attending church. She stopped selling alcohol, and her children now attend school and experience God’s love. Sharllyne has found freedom and a new joy in the Lord, with lasting impact on her family.
Imani Collective is a nonprofit providing dignified work and holistic care to the marginalized and underserved in Mombasa and Turkana, Kenya. Jesus set the example for us when He took time to heal the sick, bind up the broken-hearted, and feed the five thousand hungry people who pressed in around Him. Meeting physical needs was an essential element of Jesus’ ministry and a way that He revealed His character and opened hearts and eyes to receive Him.
Before encountering Christ, Nambi lived in a South Asian village where the name of Jesus had never been spoken. Nambi had pressing questions about life, purpose, and creation. When missionaries arrived, they shared stories from Scripture and the message of the Gospel. For the first time, Nambi heard about Jesus’ sacrifice and love. Deeply moved, he believed and recognized Jesus as Savior. In Jesus, Nambi found truth he had been searching for and chose to be baptized. Today, Nambi is one of nine new believers in his village, witnessing to others that Jesus is Lord and bringing hope to his people.
59% of the world today is considered unreached — meaning Jesus is largely unknown among 4.6 billion people. Today, hundreds of thousands of people will die without the hope of Jesus. The IMB exists to address this problem, the world’s greatest problem — lostness. The IMB mission is to serve Southern Baptists in carrying out the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations. They send missionaries to the nations to share the good news of Jesus.
Simin lost her child in a car accident near Shiraz and sank into deep despair, spending hours each day weeping at the cemetery, filled with grief and hatred. One afternoon she found a package in her mailbox—a book with the handwritten words: “God is love and the steadfast love of the Lord never ceases.” At the cemetery, she opened the book and began to read. To her surprise, it brought comfort and peace, something she had not felt since her loss. Simin called the number inside the book and connected with a kind woman who prayed with her and shared about Jesus. As she continued reading the New Testament, her heart grew thirsty for more. Three weeks later, at her son’s grave, Simin invited Jesus into her life, forgave the driver who had killed her child, and was filled with a new joy. Soon after, her husband also came to faith. Today, they lead a small home church and ask for prayers for its growth. Simin’s life has turned from sorrow and hatred to joy and hope in Christ—sharing His love with her family and community.
Jubal Band Ministries accepts the calling to be fishers of men as a mandate. We are passionate about reaching and serving Persian Farsi speakers, believers, and unbelievers alike. Our desire is to help our believers grow deeper in their faith and love for others through teaching and discipleship, while also casting the vision for them to increasingly prioritize putting out more nets, to pull in more Persian Farsi-speaking fish.
Before encountering Christ, Aryanna struggled with anger and conflict, feeling disconnected and searching for purpose in her daily life. In May 2025, while at Walmart, she met Scott, who shared the Gospel using the Jesus at the Door tool. In that moment, Aryanna prayed to receive Christ, experiencing His peace and a newfound desire to live for Him. Since then, Aryanna has faithfully attended Revive New Believers group and participated in the King’s Army Academy, growing in holiness, discipleship, and leadership. She led her first person to Christ and was baptized, now actively sharing the Gospel and inspiring others to follow Jesus.
The King’s Army is a group of radical disciples, who believe that the gospel of Christ is the power of God unto salvation. With the mandate to make disciples, and with the tool of Jesus at the Door, we are equipped to win the lost and train the church to do the same.
Felix first came to LST after football season during his sophomore year, playing Division 1 football. His dreams defined his future, and his faith felt tied to athletic success. As relationships deepened, mentors shared Christ’s hope, and Felix began receiving the message of the Gospel. Before his senior year, he expressed a new conviction; he wanted to follow Jesus fully. Soon after, he chose to be baptized, publicly declaring his faith. Felix’s step of obedience inspired his younger brother to be baptized, sparking transformation in their family and bringing hope to their community.
The vison of Legacy Sports Training is to provide high quality strength and conditioning to impact the next generation both physically and spiritually. The mission is to help youth achieve success in their athletic development through strength and conditioning and encouraging mentors who reflect the love of God.
Vimal, a 22-year-old from a tribal community in South Asia, faced life with significant physical challenges while supporting his family. Despite his resilience, he often felt isolated in his faith, with no local church nearby. His journey shifted when the Living Water International team visited his village, sharing the Passion of Christ film and connecting him with a local pastor. Inspired, Vimal volunteered in Vacation Bible School and committed to follow Christ. Today, he thrives in faith and community, mentoring children, serving others, and sharing the gospel throughout his village.
Living Water International exists to demonstrate the love of God by helping communities acquire desperately needed clean water, and to experience “living water”—the gospel of Jesus Christ—which alone satisfies the deepest thirst.
Bruce had known about God for years but lived as if He were far away. When he first entered Manna House, he resisted and did not trust in the program, leading to defiant behaviors. One Christmas, a severe ankle injury left Bruce in the hospital for over a month. In that quiet season of recovery, he encountered God in a new way. While wrestling with his doubts, Bruce decided to trust in Jesus and surrendered his life to Him. Since then, Bruce has completed the New Start Program and now works as a ministry intern, serving and inspiring other to also trust in Jesus.
Manna House exists solely for the purpose of helping men get free from their bondage of addiction through practical, clinical, and biblical transformative curriculum and by introducing them to a relationship with Jesus Christ. The Manna House has created an intensive 12-month program that, increases accountability, trains men in practical living, and promotes discipleship reproduction that will stay with them for the rest of their lives. This will equip the residents to become leaders in their homes and communities.
MXX, a student in Okinawa, often felt restless and pressured at home, which led her into harmful friendships and choices that pulled her away from peace. She rarely smiled and carried deep loneliness in her heart. Everything changed when she began attending church services and experienced Jesus’ love through prayer, Bible study, and encouragement from believers. One evening, as worship songs filled her heart with peace, she realized she was deeply loved by Christ and chose to follow Him. Today, MXX serves as a youth leader and assistant in Bible studies, prays for her family, and is preparing for baptism.
Matthew13:23 Ministries’ mission is to train, equip, connect, mobilize, and support the Japanese church and lay believers to bring salvation and transformation to Japan.
Khaled, a Syrian refugee in Turkey, was once a devote Muslim who constantly debated Christians. However, behind his questions, he struggled with a deep search for truth and hope. In 2020, he connected with a Media Impact International (MII) follow-up center, where he heard the message of the Gospel and accepted Jesus as Savior. Khaled changed his name to Peter, and soon after also led his family to follow Jesus. Since then, Peter has planted several churches, baptized more than 100 new believers, and now pastors nearly 900 people. His life is a testimony of God’s power to redeem, multiply, and transform communities.
Media Impact International is focused on equipping media ministries with the tools and expertise to maximize their effectiveness. MII exists to come alongside ministries to strategically increase their media impact.
In partnership with key Christian ministries, our mission is to strategically fund qualified healthcare professionals to serve the physical and spiritual needs of people around the world.
One patient of Mercy Gate Ministries carried deep wounds from abuse and exploitation, facing despair and uncertainty about her future. One day, while 5 other patients were being baptized in the Frio River, this one patient believed in Jesus as Lord and Savior. Despite the devastation of the July 4th flood, which swept through Kerr County and destroyed homes, businesses, and shelter, God’s presence was evident. Patients experienced His comfort and hope, seeing His hand guide them through chaos and loss. Since that day, they have grown in faith, joy, and courage, serving others, rebuilding their community, and shining as living testimonies of Christ’s restoration and love.
Mercy Gate Ministries is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to demonstrate the life-changing gospel of Jesus Christ to those affected by human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Our vision is to break the bonds of captivity, impart power over victimization, and provide relational advocacy to help survivors of sexual trauma transition to healthy contributors to society.
After Danny, a high school student, believed in Christ as Savior, he came to a discipleship group with serious questions about his faith. He was unsure if living for Jesus was worth it while facing difficult trials at home. Leaders listened, prayed with him, and God worked in his heart. Soon, Danny began living out his faith, leading his football team in Scripture and prayer, and inviting teammates to a Bible study he now facilitates. The student who once questioned God is now a confident leader and is multiplying his impact by sharing Christ with others.
Mission Centers of Houston provides for the physical and spiritual needs of people living in Houston’s inner city. Through ongoing relationships, age-graded programs and mission partnerships we change lives with the love, mercy, and grace of Jesus Christ. Our mission work focuses on the eradication of the effects of multigenerational poverty and homelessness in the Magnolia Park and Near Northside communities from our Gano & Joy centers; and throughout the city of Houston from our Compassion Center. We empower children and adults through Christ-centered programs aimed at providing food security, homeless assistance, educational and recreational programs, spiritual development, coordination of long-term disaster recovery services, and community development initiatives.
In Jarabacoa’s Don Bosco community, two women long carried heavy burdens engaging in harmful choices to provide for their families. Both women searched desperately for hope and belonging. After attending a church service, they asked the pastor for prayer and were introduced to a women’s small group designed to connect women to Jesus and to each other. There they heard the gospel, experienced compassion, and opened their hearts to Christ. Today, both women are active participants in church and small group life, sharing their stories and encouraging others with the hope they have found in Jesus.
Mission of Hope exists to bring life transformation to every man, woman, and child. We do this through meeting both the spiritual and physical needs of those in need through church advancement, education, nutrition, and disaster response initiatives.
Before encountering Christ, a mother in Egypt felt overwhelmed by shame and rejection because of her child’s special needs, struggling under cultural stigma and despair. During a home visit, Pastor Gergis gently embraced her daughter, showing God’s love, and shared the message of Jesus. Touched by this encounter, the mother wept, received Jesus into her life, and began to see herself and her child through God’s eyes. Today, she volunteers faithfully in the Sweethearts of Jesus, a ministry for children of special needs. Her family now experiences restored hope, love, and the transformative power of God’s grace.
Discipling passionate men and women of God from every segment of society to love and obey God, serve others, and multiply.
A man in northern Ethiopia served on the front lines of war, but after a serious injury returned home as part of a local militia. Everything changed when he met Urgessa, a church planter, who shared the gospel with him. He gave his life to Jesus and joined a local house church, experiencing freedom from addiction, renewed purpose, and peace. Later, when captured by a faction group, they released him upon learning he was a Christian. At his baptism, he testified, “Jesus saved my soul and my body.”
New Covenant Missions recruits, trains, sends and equips Indigenous church planters to be strategically sent to the most unreached places in Africa. Currently we are working in 30 nations among 306 unreached people groups! We have created a sponsorship program so that individuals and churches in the U.S. can be directly involved with our indigenous teams on the field. Through this sponsorship program, we provide the Church Planter families with the basic costs of living.
Luis, from Oaxaca, lived many years struggling with addiction, losing his job, stealing, and nearly destroying his marriage. After a dispute with his wife, his brother and sister-in-law found him, and Virginia shared about Jesus and the freedom He gives. That night, Luis accepted Christ and his life was transformed. He joined La Roca Reforma Church, found good friends, and started serving while resisting old temptations. Slowly, God restored his life, he gained work, provided for his wife, and stayed free from drugs for over a year. Now, Luis desires to help build a center where others can find freedom in Christ.
Open Eyes exists to accelerate the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the unreached and under-served. We equip local leaders called Mobile Messengers for Evangelism, Church Planting, and Relief and Development. We fearlessly bring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the 3 billion unreached and serve people with an aim to see lives and communities transformed—holistically and eternally.
Before encountering Christ, Nicholas “Meechie” Lunceford struggled with anger, frustration, and the weight of past mistakes during his incarceration. While in solitary confinement, Meechie discovered Our Daily Bread devotionals. As he kept reading the message of the Gospel, God began to work in his heart, leading to Meechie fully dedicating his life to Jesus. At a Prison Leadership Conference, he experienced God’s presence, freeing him from anger and filling him with joy and peace. Today, Meechie boldly shares his testimony, inspiring fellow inmates to also trust in Jesus, proving that even in prison, God’s Word brings healing and lasting freedom.
Our Daily Bread Ministries helps people grow closer in their relationship with God, become more like Jesus, and respond to God’s Word through the conviction of the Holy Spirit. Our ministry started from humble beginnings in 1938 as a small radio program called Detroit Bible Class, produced to make the wisdom of the Bible accessible to all. It quickly captured the attention of listeners in Detroit, Michigan, and eventually the nation.
Levi, who loves the outdoors, came to Black Lake Bible Camp in 2023 through Eagle Outreach Ministries, which helps children of incarcerated parents attend camp. Though camp felt like home, he realized something was missing—a God-shaped hole only Jesus could fill. During chapel times with songs, prayers, and Gospel messages, it became clear to Levi that God was working in his heart. He decided it was time to accept Jesus and make a life-changing decision. Now Levi believes other kids should attend camp to hear the Gospel and experience the same transformation he found in Christ.
Prison Fellowship’s mission is to restore those affected by crime and incarceration. We envision a world in which all those affected by crime are reconciled to God, their families, and their communities.
Before encountering Christ, Jeff lived with uncertainty and longed for a sign that God was real. His heart was searching for truth, yet he carried doubts and questions about faith. One day, near his Minneapolis home, Jeff met a group of Pulse 100 evangelists who prayed with him and shared the gospel. Later, through conversations with Nick at the Pulse office, Jeff’s questions were answered, and he surrendered his life to Jesus. Now baptized and connected to a local church, Jeff is growing in faith and inspiring others through his transformation and hope in Christ.
Pulse Evangelism exists to bring Jesus to the pulse of a generation by all means possible, through the ministry of Nick Hall and a team of emerging evangelists.
Jane, a Filipina, was engaged in harmful habits since age 4. Through the Philippine Values Education Program (PVEP), she encountered God’s Word. He came into her life as Lord and Savior and transformed her. Her life shifted as she grew in faith. After high school, she became a PVEP teacher, guiding children to know God. Teaching has deepened her commitment, strengthened her relationships, and filled her with excitement to share Christ with the students. Today, Jane thanks God for her calling and the eternal impact she can make.
We are called by God to train and equip local believers, enabling them to reach the unreached and bring them into fellowship with Jesus Christ and His Church through the power of the Holy Spirit.
In regions like Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Odisha, believers have long faced hardship and opposition for their faith. Persecution has created fear, and many have thought following Christ openly would be impossible. Yet in recent weeks, the Spirit of God has moved powerfully. Families, young people, and entire households are believing in the message of the Gospel and publicly declaring their faith through baptism. Despite great risks, families are boldly leaving behind idols and traditions to follow Jesus. Small fellowships are multiplying into churches, and disciples are rising as leaders. What the enemy intended for harm, God is turning into Kingdom growth and hope.
Reach the Rest exists to identify, resource, and equip indigenous, proximate, multiplication-focused leaders in the 10-40 window to reach the unreached.
Veree came to Real Options and shared that though she sometimes attended church growing up, she never understood what it meant to have a personal relationship with Jesus. During her visit, a team member shared the hope of Christ, and Veree prayed to trust Him that day. Debbie prayed blessings over her and reminded her of her worth and God-given value. Moved, Veree also chose to embrace abstinence. She left the clinic with her head held high, carrying a Bible and an invitation to return for discipleship, beginning a new walk with Christ.
RO is a pro-life pregnancy clinic that serves individuals facing unexpected pregnancies through our two locations and mobile unit throughout the Dallas Metroplex area. Since 1986, we have helped over 21,000 clients by offering medical care, counseling, classes, and material support.
At Reid Saunders Association (RSA), our mission is to advance the Gospel to the ends of the earth through proclamation and multiplication. We believe every person deserves the opportunity to be saved by grace through faith, which is why we are dedicated to sharing the Gospel in unreached places.
For over 20 years, RSA has developed effective methods for sharing the Gospel and operating a non-profit organization. Through a comprehensive one-year program called the Evangelist Equipping Program, we now pass this experience to the next generation of evangelists. This training covers church relations, outreach strategies, practical lessons in evangelism, and fundraising.
Before meeting Christ, a young woman felt confused about her life. Having no religious background, she longed for something real and struggled to find direction or peace in her life. One evening, after being invited to a Resurgence Empower Night, she joined a small group where open conversations and authentic teaching stirred her heart. Later, in the parking lot, a leader shared the gospel, prayed with her, and brought to tears this young woman who surrendered her life to Jesus. Since then, she has been discipled, attends church regularly, and is growing in faith—radiating hope and inspiring others with her transformation.
Resurgence continues to gather denominations and churches while stewarding the forerunner mandate to pioneer and go to new places. After 14 years, we are dreaming bigger than we ever have and impacting farther than we ever thought possible. What started as a gathering in Edmonton is now going Global, impacting movements and leaders beyond one City. We don’t know the extent or reach, but we trust God as we steward a ministry that He birthed. There is a burning in our heart for Him to use us to Reach People, Revive Churches, and Release Leaders. This is just the beginning of our God story… Will you join us?
X struggled with mental health challenges and battled addiction, spending his twenties in harmful patterns while searching for meaning and relief from life’s difficulties. In his early thirties, a friend encouraged him to seek God, leading him to attend prayer groups, Bible studies, and a faith-based rehabilitation program. As his faith grew, X accepted Jesus as his Savior and fully committed to following Him. Soon after, he was baptized. Since that moment, X has maintained sobriety, grown in faith, and now serves others through Sharpen Recovery, guiding them toward healing and hope in Jesus.
Sharpen Recovery is a Christ-centered nonprofit helping individuals overcome addiction by providing high-quality, affordable recovery housing. Since launching in 2019, Sharpen has grown into one of the largest recovery housing organizations in Texas, operating 17 houses across four counties. Our structured living environments combine accountability, peer support, and the redemptive power of Jesus—offering participants a stable place to live, heal, and rebuild their lives.
Sounding Heaven is dedicated to igniting adventurous faith and unleashing the miraculous. We equip individuals to boldly share the gospel and experience the power of God firsthand, fostering a community where faith comes alive through training, outreach, and transformation.
Over 24 years ago, Gary and Debbie joined a mission trip to New York City with Spread Truth Ministries. That first trip changed everything, and year after year they returned, eventually bringing their children and grandchildren. The family has now built a legacy of faith through sharing the Gospel together. A highlight was when their grandson Troy, only 14, led a woman in Spanish Harlem to Christ. Now at 17, he continues leading others to Jesus. What began as one step of faith became a multigenerational mission, equipping their family to share Christ everywhere.
Spread Truth reaches the world with God’s Story by providing Christians the opportunity to be equipped and to generously give to see everyone connected to God. We get people Gospel Ready through our missional programs that connect people to each other and to God’s rescue in Jesus.
Ximena Gonzalez longed for confidence and a clear sense of purpose. She attended SpringSpirit summer camps for eight years, seeking guidance and a community that could nurture her faith. Her transformation began through Scripture, prayer, and discipleship at camp, where she encountered God’s love and committed her life to Christ. Over time, she grew bold in her faith and passionate about sharing it with others. Today, Ximena inspires her peers and younger campers, mentors children at her church, and encourages friends like Nicolas to step into faith. Her life demonstrates God’s transformative power, showing hope, purpose, and lasting impact on those around her.
SpringSpirit exists to provide safe pathways for youth to realize life opportunities through wellness programs, education, and mentoring programs based on Christian Principles.
Victor, visiting Tomar, Portugal for a day, carried heavy burdens from his father’s illness and the pressures of life. To cope, he turned to empty habits that left him feeling isolated and unworthy, even once leaving a church convinced he didn’t belong. While sitting alone in a park, a Steiger MVMT team member approached him and shared that Jesus welcomes the broken and offers grace without condition. In that moment, Victor prayed to receive Christ and discovered true belonging. Today, the team continues walking with him, and his story inspires boldness in others to share the hope of Jesus.
Steiger International is a global mission organization that mobilizes followers of Jesus to reach young people who would not walk into a church.
At a STOP outreach event in Vanderbilt Apartments, the team met Isiah, a young man struggling with depression, negative thoughts, and unhealthy habits. As one of our team members prayed with him, Isaiah joyfully accepted Christ as his Savior. Right then, he also began to feel the Lord’s healing touch — the pain and redness in his eye started to fade, and he knew God was at work in his life. The STOP team left encouraged, witnessing both spiritual and physical transformation through Jesus’ salvation and healing power.
The S.T.O.P. mission is to reduce suicidal behaviors through public education, local community advocacy, training, school assemblies, and peer support. We provide education and training in schools and community organizations across Texas.
Before encountering Christ, L carried deep pain from his past and felt abandoned by God. He resisted faith, struggling with despair, regret, and broken relationships that weighed heavily on his heart. Through The Hub’s Lovewell Center, L began attending meals and classes where he slowly heard the hope of the gospel. One night, L reached out for help, prayed, and accepted Jesus as Savior. Today, L is part of a Christ-centered living facility, attends church faithfully, and volunteers while bringing his family to hear about Jesus.
The Hub Lafayette is on a mission to give everyone in Lafayette, LA, access to a restored life through Christ-centered holistic ministry.
Before meeting Christ, twelve-year-old Victor grew up with deep loss and hardship. After his mother died when he was three, he experienced pain at home and eventually entered an orphanage, carrying feelings of loneliness and uncertainty. Through the Explorers lessons, Victor learned that God truly loves him. Moved by this truth, he prayed and asked Jesus to live in his heart, discovering hope for both his present and his future. Now, Victor walks with renewed faith, encouraged by the promise of eternal life. His story reflects God’s power to bring comfort, healing, and lasting transformation to young lives.
The Mailbox Club’s mission is to win the children and young people of the world to Christ and help nurture them into spiritual maturity through Bible courses and into local churches. This is accomplished through direct ministry and by multiplying our efforts through key partnerships and the Body of Christ around the world.
Bea had been praying for her family for years. Her adult niece attended a Community Grocery fun day where she heard the message of the gospel and gave her life to Jesus. She shared her newfound faith with her friends, and they also gave their lives to Jesus. Over the next year, multiple family members also heard the message of the gospel including her foster son and her brother. They believed in Jesus. Her bold sharing on social media led additional friends, including Sarah and her 12-year-old son, to believe in Jesus as Savior. God’s work is multiplying, bringing restoration, hope, and life change across family, friends, and her community.
The Message Trust exists to passionately share the good news of Jesus with young people and urban communities in word and action. What began as a single band taking the good news into Manchester high schools has exploded into a new ministry we never imagined. Today, through Eden, we’re working in tough neighbourhoods, bringing real transformation to communities. We’re bringing hope in prisons, seeing hundreds turning to Jesus each year, whilst also helping keep families fed and sharing the gospel in Community Groceries. We’re pioneering ways of helping ex-offenders get their lives back on track through our ground-breaking enterprise work, and through our creative mission, we’re dreaming of literally millions of young people hearing the good news of Jesus and having an opportunity to respond to it.
At Penn State University, many students felt lost, disconnected, and searched for meaning amid the pressures of college life. During a recent college gathering supported by The Stoller Foundation, one student heard and believed in the Gospel. She stepped aside, prayed to receive Christ, and surrendered her life to Him, expressing a desire to walk in purity and holiness. In that moment, she experienced God’s presence, forgiveness, and transformative love firsthand. Since that day, this one student has been actively engaged in the campus ministry, growing in discipleship, equipping others, and reaching her peers with the hope and truth of Jesus Christ.
The Salt Network is a family of churches partnering together to start Salt Company college ministries at every major university in the United States. Our goal is to start a new campus ministry at the over 400 major universities in the next 20 years.
In the Himalayas of Nepal, humanitarian work opened doors to meet urgent physical needs and build relationships. Behind this platform, both foreigners and nationals sought to reflect Christ’s love and share the message of the Gospel. When government persecution struck — raids, detainments, and the expulsion of most foreign workers — the national believers took full ownership of the ministry. Today, 45 baptisms have been celebrated across three unreached people groups. New house fellowships are forming, scripture translation continues, and leaders are raising the next generation.
Our mission is to advance the gospel among the hardest-to-reach places and people groups. We exist to glorify the King. All our efforts can be traced back to seeing Jesus receive the glory he is due. We are committed to seeing the completion of Revelation 7:9, that says, “I saw a great multitude before the throne from every nation, tribe, people, and language.” John Piper once said, “Missions exists because worship doesn’t.” So that’s where we’re headed—to nations that consider themselves closed to the worship of Jesus, tribes that have never even heard his name, languages in which his praise has never been sung. We are unapologetic in our pursuit of the unreached—those who have never heard the gospel.
Before encountering Christ, the Mahbhat people lived isolated from the gospel, with no local believers in their community and limited exposure to Christian teaching or fellowship. In July 2025, four individuals from this community publicly confessed Christ through baptism in the river at Kothiyaghat Bridge. Their bold step of faith marked the first open profession of Jesus in their community, inspiring neighbors and signaling a new chapter of spiritual awakening. Since then, their households gather weekly with about forty worshippers, and two new fellowship groups have been established near the Indian border. Their witness has sparked hope, demonstrating that Christ transforms lives and brings light even to previously unreached communities.
Venture combines church planting and community development to equip local Christian leaders to meet urgent needs and bring the hope of Jesus, so communities can experience generational transformation.
Amber grew up in a successful family and built a thriving career, but years of struggling with addiction and relationships left her broken, isolated, and hopeless. She constantly felt trapped in fear, shame, and emotional pain. Amber joined WorkFaith where she heard the message of the Gospel and believed in Jesus as Savior. She fully surrendered her life to Jesus and discovered she didn’t have to carry her past alone. Today, Amber walks in freedom from addiction and abuse. She has rebuilt her career, lives with renewed purpose, and mentors other women to find hope in Christ.
WorkFaith provides faith-based training and coaching for anyone who desires long-term employment. We equip disadvantaged job-seekers with the skills and beliefs to gain employment and lead productive, grateful, and spiritually-rich lives: lives surrendered to God’s will, God’s way, and God’s timing.
Through WHMI’s Bible Institute, thousands of pastors and church leaders around the world receive theological training modeled on 2 Timothy 2:2. This equips them to shepherd God’s people and train others. In one border region, two recent graduates became national instructors, traveling into conflict zones to open a new Institute location. There, they proclaim, “Nothing can stop us from taking theological education to all parts of this nation and beyond.” Their dedication is transforming pastors, churches, and communities, multiplying God’s work globally through training, leadership, and a replicating model of faith and service.
The core of WHMI’s approach is teaching current and prospective pastors and ministry leaders, then discipling and mentoring them to teach others. This is essential, since healthy churches are God’s primary means of bringing Gospel transformation to communities. Through multiplication, WHMI is working to make theological training accessible to every pastor and ministry leader in the world.
Ahmad was a respected teacher in a Muslim school in Malawi, Southern Africa, faithfully serving his community. Yet behind his role, he carried an inner emptiness and longed for deeper meaning. One night, he began experiencing vivid dreams of a man offering him radiant light, which he later recognized as Isa (Jesus). Soon after, a Christian neighbor introduced him to Al Massira – The Journey using their ministry app. As Ahmad listened to the stories of Scripture, he decided to dedicate his life to Jesus. Today, even though Ahmad endures challenges, he finds strength in a new family of believers, living with courage, joy, and hope in Jesus.
A missions movement for adventurous people who want to make Jesus known across the globe. We provide practical training and build teams in established locations or explore new places all together. We show people how to build a support base to live and work sustainably so that they can follow God’s calling.
