There are so many worthy causes that it can be difficult to know what area would most benefit from additional funding at a particular moment. If you don’t want to use your donation to target a specific area or program, you can always make an unrestricted gift. This means . . .

We support the development and daily operations of primary schools in the most impoverished regions of Ghana, Haiti, Kenya, Dominican Republic and Sierra Leone. The average classroom in these countries lack the basic and essential tools . . .

Through this initiative we focus on feeding children in community schools we work with where most of the children rely on the school’s provision as their only source of food for the day. Our goal is to keep our children healthy, especially those who are infected with . . .

Planting new churches where non exists is a key strategy for evangelism and discipleship. There is no greater tool for touching unchurched people with the love of Christ. By faith, we plant and nurture churches in consultation and partnership with local pastors so that . . .

This program provides financial support to missionaries so that they might dedicate themselves to full-time ministry. They live within reach of the unreached villages and they can disciple their own people. They instinctively recognize cultural norms within which they can . . .

We have purposed to assist our partners on the mission field with biblical and theological literature to use as a resource for studying the Scriptures. A pastoral library may include: study bible, exhaustive concordance, bible dictionary, bible commentary and . . .

The daily chore of fetching water is no small task in Haiti, the Philippines and Sub-Saharan Africa. Women and children often walk as far as 4 miles to collect what water they can from a polluted, dirty, water source, full of parasites and bacteria. No single intervention has . . .

In developing nations, people die every day from fevers, infections and vitamin deficiencies that go untreated because basic medicines or nutritional supplements are not available. For those not able to get medical treatment, illnesses and wounds that are easily . . .

We invest in farmers and business owners around the world, because we know that having a secure source of income can be truly transformational for families and their communities. Smallholder farmers in developing countries comprise half of the world’s undernourished people . . .

We believe in the effectiveness and promise of theological education; not for education’s sake, but for the promise it holds to build leaders who have the vision, integrity and competence that the Church and the Gospel demand. We invest into pastors, teachers . . .