Mission Partnerships

In South Asia, we engage a people group among whom there are very few Christian witnesses and who hold to a non-Christian belief system. Our focus is to train and disciple national Christian leaders, both men and women, in areas of evangelism, discipleship, and church-planting, so that the South Asia churches can multiply. Individuals with a heart for unreached people groups and who are willing to be educated in major South Asian faiths and enjoy teaching are needed in this partnership.

We help serve the people of North Africa through various humanitarian projects. The people of North Africa hold to non-Christian belief systems. People who have training in athletics, art, medicine, or videography, and enjoy traveling to difficult places are perfect for this partnership.

In Japan, we seek to evangelize, disciple, and plant churches amongst a people group that holds to a modern-day form of emperor worship. People who are strong in relational skills, enjoy meeting new people, and are open to learning how to share Jesus through everyday conversations are perfect for this partnership.

We reach out to Persian refugees coming to Germany from the Middle East through humanitarian efforts. In 2015, large numbers of refugees fleeing war and terrorism in Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq arrived on Europe’s shores. In 2022, Federal Statistical Office of Germany estimates that 304,000 people of Iranian background live in Germany. People with a compassionate heart and are open to learning how to share the gospel through personal/relational connections are ideal for this partnership.

We help conduct business and leadership classes designed to reach students and adults in their early 20s to 30s. Within this people group, the majority religion is Islam, with a significant portion of the population (about 96%) identifying as Muslim. People who are willing to learn how to share Jesus to those of the Islamic faith and have a business experience and/or leadership skills are ideal for this partnership. 

We reach out to the indigenous people living in the Amazon River basin by engaging them through fishing trips, small engine repairs, and conducting English classes. People who are skilled in fishing, repairing small engines, or teaching English, and are highly relational and willing to learn how to share the gospel through storying are ideal for this partnership.

We help train national pastors in areas of church-planting and theology. In India, Hinduism is the dominant religion, comprising 79.8% of the population, followed by Islam at 14.2%, Christianity at 2.3%, and Sikhism at 1.7%. People who are skilled in mentoring, discipleship, and have a heart for biblical theology are ideal for this partnership.

We assist churches in Spain in outreach, evangelism, and discipleship events. Over 77% of Spaniards identify themselves as Christian, but less than 2% are considered evangelical believers. People who are outgoing and willing to learn how to share Jesus through everyday conversations are perfect for this partnership. Being able to speak Spanish is also a huge positive, but not necessary. 

In Norway, we reach a post-Christian culture with the gospel through casual conversation, looking for opportunities to share truth from God’s Word. Just under 87% of Norwegians identify as Christian, but less than 8% are considered evangelical believers. People who are highly relational, in their 20s and 30s, and have an evangelistic and apologetic mindset are needed for this partnership.

It is estimated that over 70% of 6.1 million people living within the area of Atlanta are unchurched; that comes to over 4.2 million people! We help support the work of  church-planters in the Emory area as they reach the college/grad school students. Approximately 17% to 18% of Emory University's undergraduate student body is international students, representing over 100 countries and speaking more than 40 languages. People who enjoy working with college students or international students, are relational in nature, and love meeting new people are perfect for this partnership.

Partnering with church-planters in the Los Angeles area, we seek to help these local leaders in evangelism and church outreach efforts. Our focus is on five counties around the city of Los Angeles, home to more than 18 million people. There is only one southern baptist for every 17,570. The estimated evangelical presence is 8.3 percent. People who are relational, have a heart to reach people with the gospel, and enjoy meeting new people of various belief systems are ideal for this partnership. 

Ethiopia has the nickname “The Circle of Christianity” due to its geographical location. This primarily Christian nation is surrounded by countries opposed to Christianity. Our work in Ethiopia is to help train pastors and church leaders in apologetics, theology, and principles of church-planting.  People with a teaching/seminary background are ideal for this partnership.

Ghana is just south of northern countries that are predominately Islamic nations. Our work in Ghana is to help train pastors and church leaders in theology and principles of church-planting, so that they can go and bring Jesus to these nations. In addition, this team will serve in evangelistic efforts within the city. People who are relational and have the spiritual gifts of teaching, preaching, discipleship, and evangelism are ideal for this partnership.

Working with Good Samaritan Baptist Mission, we send teaching teams into Honduras and Nicaragua to help train, disciple, and equip pastors and church leaders in areas of doctrine, theology, and church-planting. People who have the skills to teach biblical doctrines and invest in the theological education of pastors are ideal for this partnership.

In Baltimore, there are an estimated 48,000 heroin addicts – as many as one in every ten of the city’s residents. The city currently has the highest per capita heroin addiction rate in the entire country. It is estimated that there are more heroin addicts than evangelical believers living in Baltimore. In the heart of Baltimore lies the Brooklyn District. Working directly with the staff of The Transformation Center, we will engage this community with the gospel through various hands-on ministries. People who have a compassionate and servant's heart, enjoy caring for the marginalized, and are willing to learn how to share their faith through everyday conversations are perfect for this partnership. You can click here for more information about the Transformation Center.

Our long-standing partnership with Good Samaritan Baptist Mission is focused on spreading the gospel to the Hispanic people of Honduras and Nicaragua, primarily through compassion ministries. During this trip, our team will minister to the poor, elderly, and children through visiting local churches, distributing food bags, and serving in feeding centers. Individuals with a compassionate heart, servant hands and feet, and strong relational skills are needed for this partnership. Speaking Spanish is a plus for team members, but not required. For more information about Good Samaritan’s work in Central America, go to their website. 

In connection with Belief In Motion (BIM), we desire to evangelize and disciple the Roma people group in Romania. In addition, we work with BIM in ministering to the poor, widows, and orphans. Individuals with a compassionate heart, servant hands and feet, and eyes that are open to the needs around them are needed for this partnership. Head to their website for more information about the work of Belief in Motion.

Partnering with Walking With Orphans, we help minister to the orphans and children with special needs of southeast Romania. Almost 36% of Romania's 3.7 million children are at risk of poverty and social exclusion. An astounding 400,000 school-aged children are not in school. Over 50,000 children are in the social care system and separated from their families, primarily due to poverty, violence, or abandonment. People with a compassionate heart are perfect for this partnership.