November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
Ministries & Organizations
Church of Christ
Church of Christ Missions connects mission agencies and ministry partners serving Churches of Christ by helping congregations engage in local and global gospel work. Support may include missionary sending and care, church-to-church partnerships, short-term mission coordination, training and resources, compassion ministries, and strategic outreach initiatives—equipping churches to serve communities and advance the mission of Christ around the world.
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Church of ChristMedical Ministry International (MMI)Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Hamilton, Ontario-based Christian ministry mobilizing short-term project teams and supporting…Church of Christ · Missions
Medical Ministry International (MMI)
Medical Ministry International (MMI) — Organization Profile Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Christian healthcare ministry that describes itself as an opportunity to serve Jesus Christ by providing spiritual and compassionate health care in communities with limited access to medical…
Medical Ministry International (MMI) — Organization Profile Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Christian healthcare ministry that describes itself as an opportunity to serve Jesus Christ by providing spiritual and compassionate health care in communities with limited access to medical services. MMI mobilizes volunteer healthcare professionals, students, and non-medical support personnel to come alongside in-country partners with a focus on care that is both clinically responsible and rooted in Christian compassion. MMI is based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, with a U.S. office connection in Olive Branch, Mississippi, and it serves partners across 23 countries. Rather than operating as a stand-alone short-term trips model, MMI emphasizes long-term collaboration—supporting local leadership and structures so that care continues between visiting teams and grows…
Medical Ministry International (MMI) — Organization Profile
Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Christian healthcare ministry that describes itself as an opportunity to serve Jesus Christ by providing spiritual and compassionate health care in communities with limited access to medical services. MMI mobilizes volunteer healthcare professionals, students, and non-medical support personnel to come alongside in-country partners with a focus on care that is both clinically responsible and rooted in Christian compassion.
MMI is based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, with a U.S. office connection in Olive Branch, Mississippi, and it serves partners across 23 countries. Rather than operating as a stand-alone short-term trips model, MMI emphasizes long-term collaboration—supporting local leadership and structures so that care continues between visiting teams and grows over time.
A key part of MMI’s strategy is facilitating 1–2 week Project Teams that serve in strategic communities alongside established partners. These teams can include medical, dental, vision, physical therapy, and other skill sets, depending on local needs and the project design. MMI outlines a participant funding model that includes application and project costs (such as accommodations, meals, local transport, and basic insurance) alongside personal travel expenses, with many participants fundraising or giving toward the overall work.
MMI also invests in healthcare development through support of Health Centers, assisting local facilities as they work to expand access to affordable, quality care. The organization notes that many centers are largely self-supporting, while MMI may assist with specific needs such as land, buildings, renovations, equipment, and training. Health Centers operate with independent local boards who oversee operations in compliance with local legal requirements, while still partnering within MMI’s broader standards and support structure.
In addition to direct care and facility support, MMI highlights Residency Training and Fellowship Programs that strengthen the skills of international medical professionals with the goal of improving access in their home countries. This capacity-building emphasis reflects MMI’s intent to serve not only through visiting teams, but also by equipping local doctors and healthcare systems for sustainable impact.
MMI organizes its work across multiple program areas, including Vision Care, Dental Care, Primary & Preventive Care, Physical Therapy, Surgical Care, OB/GYN Health, and Integrated Health, along with ongoing health-center collaboration. Individuals, churches, and medical professionals can engage by applying to serve on a team, giving toward projects and long-term development efforts, and staying connected through organizational updates and annual reporting.
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Church of ChristMission Resource Network (MRN)Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a Bedford, Texas-based nonprofit that equips churches and global workers through…Church of Christ · Church of Christ
Mission Resource Network (MRN)
Mission Resource Network (MRN) — Organization Profile Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a nonprofit missions ministry established in 1998 to help autonomous congregations serve the mission of God more effectively. Based in Bedford, Texas, MRN partners with churches and global…
Mission Resource Network (MRN) — Organization Profile Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a nonprofit missions ministry established in 1998 to help autonomous congregations serve the mission of God more effectively. Based in Bedford, Texas, MRN partners with churches and global workers in the United States and internationally so that leaders can pursue gospel work with clearer direction, healthier support, and stronger long-term effectiveness. MRN frames its work around a simple conviction: global missions is complex and should not be done alone. The organization’s stated vision is to transform all people groups with the Good News of Jesus, and its mission is to multiply healthy leaders to disciple the unreached and under-served people groups of the world. In practical terms, MRN…
Mission Resource Network (MRN) — Organization Profile
Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a nonprofit missions ministry established in 1998 to help autonomous congregations serve the mission of God more effectively. Based in Bedford, Texas, MRN partners with churches and global workers in the United States and internationally so that leaders can pursue gospel work with clearer direction, healthier support, and stronger long-term effectiveness.
MRN frames its work around a simple conviction: global missions is complex and should not be done alone. The organization’s stated vision is to transform all people groups with the Good News of Jesus, and its mission is to multiply healthy leaders to disciple the unreached and under-served people groups of the world. In practical terms, MRN comes alongside churches and individuals with coaching, training, and pathways that clarify calling, strengthen disciple-making habits, and support sustainable ministry in cross-cultural settings.
A key part of MRN’s approach is equipping churches for thoughtful, strategic engagement. Through church-focused coaching, workshops, and labs, MRN helps leaders work through big-picture “mission, vision, and values” questions, as well as the practical realities of missions structures, partnerships, sending processes, and missionary care. MRN also publishes practical resources—such as handbooks and an online course related to short-term missions—aimed at helping churches and teams prepare wisely and serve well.
For global workers, MRN offers help from the earliest stages of preparation through ongoing support. The organization emphasizes assessment and training, along with missionary care and worker care to address common challenges that can shorten a worker’s time on the field. MRN also provides field-oriented resources for life and ministry in cross-cultural contexts, including guidance for raising support, managing stress, and navigating transitions such as returning from the field.
MRN’s ministry initiatives reflect several focused areas of work: the Bengal Initiative, MedRim Initiative, Emerging Leadership Initiative, and Atlantic Bridge Initiative. These initiatives represent MRN’s effort to catalyze disciple-making movements, strengthen leadership development, and build partnerships that help churches and workers engage specific regions and ministry opportunities with greater clarity and collaboration.
People can engage with MRN by scheduling an introductory appointment, participating in training events, using published resources, and subscribing to updates through the organization’s blogs and prayer content. Supporters can also give financially, including options for recurring gifts and other giving strategies described on MRN’s giving page.
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Church of ChristOne KingdomOne Kingdom is a West Monroe, Louisiana–based global Gospel ministry partnering with local leaders, radio outreach,…Church of Christ · Missions
One Kingdom
One Kingdom — Organization Profile One Kingdom is a Christian nonprofit ministry that describes its purpose as a global Gospel ministry focused on getting the message of Jesus to “every nation” and “every language.” The organization emphasizes a simple framework…
One Kingdom — Organization Profile One Kingdom is a Christian nonprofit ministry that describes its purpose as a global Gospel ministry focused on getting the message of Jesus to “every nation” and “every language.” The organization emphasizes a simple framework for its work: sharing Jesus, speaking Jesus, and showing Jesus—language it uses to describe evangelism, discipleship, and compassionate service in practical ways. The ministry is based in West Monroe, Louisiana, and operates in partnership with White’s Ferry Road Church (WFR Church). From that home base, One Kingdom supports a wide scope of ministry efforts that include international relationships, training, and media-based outreach designed to connect with people in their own language and culture. A major part of One Kingdom’s strategy…
One Kingdom — Organization Profile
One Kingdom is a Christian nonprofit ministry that describes its purpose as a global Gospel ministry focused on getting the message of Jesus to “every nation” and “every language.” The organization emphasizes a simple framework for its work: sharing Jesus, speaking Jesus, and showing Jesus—language it uses to describe evangelism, discipleship, and compassionate service in practical ways.
The ministry is based in West Monroe, Louisiana, and operates in partnership with White’s Ferry Road Church (WFR Church). From that home base, One Kingdom supports a wide scope of ministry efforts that include international relationships, training, and media-based outreach designed to connect with people in their own language and culture.
A major part of One Kingdom’s strategy is discipleship and leadership development through on-the-ground partnerships. The organization notes that it invests in local leaders through discipleship programs, church networks, schools, and radio broadcasting (including “World Radio”). In addition, One Kingdom facilitates short-term mission trips that aim to build relationships with ambassadors and ministry partners while helping participants better understand local contexts.
One Kingdom also highlights compassionate service as an expression of the Gospel, including disaster response and long-term recovery support. Current relief efforts on the organization’s site include responses to ice storms in the southern United States, hurricane-related relief in Jamaica and Cuba, and rebuilding efforts connected to hurricanes and flooding in Swannanoa, North Carolina. In these settings, One Kingdom describes partnering with local churches to help meet immediate needs and support longer-term restoration.
Across its global projects, One Kingdom features ministry initiatives such as refugee-focused discipleship work in Athens, Greece (through the AcroCenter / Athens Christian Refugee Organization), women’s prison ministry that includes delivering hygiene bags and Gospel encouragement, and global radio broadcasts with partners and speakers in multiple regions. The organization also invites supporters to participate through giving, praying (including a guided prayer resource for global partners), connecting their church or group for presentations, and serving through mission trips and volunteer relief teams.
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Church of ChristPhilippine Mission Churches of ChristPhilippine Mission Churches of Christ supports Filipino-led ministries in Luzon through Christian education, medical evangelism, church…Church of Christ · Missions
Philippine Mission Churches of Christ
Philippine Mission Churches of Christ — Organization Profile Philippine Mission Churches of Christ USA, Inc., also known as PMCC-US, is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) mission organization that exists to assist, encourage, and empower independent Filipino-led ministries that share the Gospel of…
Philippine Mission Churches of Christ — Organization Profile Philippine Mission Churches of Christ USA, Inc., also known as PMCC-US, is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) mission organization that exists to assist, encourage, and empower independent Filipino-led ministries that share the Gospel of Christ through Christian education, medical evangelism, and church planting. Its work is connected to a long history of Restoration Movement mission activity in the Philippines, tracing roots to Leslie and Carrie Wolfe’s arrival in Manila in 1907. The organization is based in Kingman, Arizona, and serves partner ministries across central and northern Luzon, Philippines. PMCC-US supports Filipino-led churches, schools, medical work, and ministry leaders while stating that it holds no legal ties to, nor governance over, the ministries it supports.…
Philippine Mission Churches of Christ — Organization Profile
Philippine Mission Churches of Christ USA, Inc., also known as PMCC-US, is a U.S.-registered 501(c)(3) mission organization that exists to assist, encourage, and empower independent Filipino-led ministries that share the Gospel of Christ through Christian education, medical evangelism, and church planting. Its work is connected to a long history of Restoration Movement mission activity in the Philippines, tracing roots to Leslie and Carrie Wolfe’s arrival in Manila in 1907.
The organization is based in Kingman, Arizona, and serves partner ministries across central and northern Luzon, Philippines. PMCC-US supports Filipino-led churches, schools, medical work, and ministry leaders while stating that it holds no legal ties to, nor governance over, the ministries it supports. Its role is to encourage, resource, visit, assess needs, and help connect U.S. churches and donors with ministry work in Luzon.
PMCC-US focuses on three primary ministry areas. Its Christian education work supports three academies: Northern Isabela Academy, Southern Isabela Academy, and Central Isabela Christian Academy. These schools are described as part of the mission’s effort to equip the next generation through quality Christ-centered education and leadership development.
Medical evangelism is represented through Charles W. Selby Memorial Hospital, Inc., a 35-bed hospital connected to the mission’s long-running work in northern Luzon. PMCC-US describes this area as transforming lives through medical care, physical healing, hope, and Gospel witness. This ministry emphasis reflects the organization’s broader pattern of combining practical service with evangelism.
Church planting is carried out through partner ministries including Shore Line and Island Mission and Southern Cagayan Valley Mission. Shore Line and Island Mission focuses on planting and strengthening churches in Quezon and nearby regions, while Southern Cagayan Valley Mission is part of the mission’s church-planting work in northern Luzon. PMCC-US emphasizes training leaders, strengthening local congregations, and supporting Filipino-led outreach.
People can engage with Philippine Mission Churches of Christ by praying, giving, requesting a speaking engagement, exploring church partnership, reading ministry updates such as Island Echoes, using the prayer calendar, or contacting the organization directly. Its distinct contribution is supporting independent Filipino-led Christian ministries in Luzon through education, medical evangelism, church planting, leadership encouragement, and long-term U.S.-Philippines partnership.
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Church of ChristPotter Children’s Home & Family MinistriesPotter Children’s Home & Family Ministries in Bowling Green, Kentucky provides no-cost, Christian-based, trauma-informed support through…Church of Christ · Missions
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries — Organization Profile Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries is a Christian nonprofit in Bowling Green, Kentucky, serving children and families through Christian-based, trauma-informed care and practical support designed to help strengthen homes and…
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries — Organization Profile Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries is a Christian nonprofit in Bowling Green, Kentucky, serving children and families through Christian-based, trauma-informed care and practical support designed to help strengthen homes and interrupt cycles of abuse and neglect. The ministry describes its mission as being a tool for supporting Christians and churches to deliver God’s justice and mercy to children and families in need, and it emphasizes that services are provided at no cost to those it serves. Rooted in a history that began in the early 1900s, Potter Ministries has developed residential and community-focused programs that address both immediate stability and long-term growth. Its work centers on serving vulnerable children, supporting…
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries — Organization Profile
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries is a Christian nonprofit in Bowling Green, Kentucky, serving children and families through Christian-based, trauma-informed care and practical support designed to help strengthen homes and interrupt cycles of abuse and neglect. The ministry describes its mission as being a tool for supporting Christians and churches to deliver God’s justice and mercy to children and families in need, and it emphasizes that services are provided at no cost to those it serves.
Rooted in a history that began in the early 1900s, Potter Ministries has developed residential and community-focused programs that address both immediate stability and long-term growth. Its work centers on serving vulnerable children, supporting single-parent families, and engaging the wider community through volunteer opportunities and outreach. While the campus is located in Bowling Green and serves the surrounding community, the organization’s approach is intentionally family-oriented—prioritizing healthy relationships, consistent structure, and ongoing support.
One core area of ministry is its private foster care ministry, described as “Fostering & Beyond.” Potter notes that this program is structured to help preserve the family unit when possible, offering counseling and case management while children live in a family setting. The stated aim is to provide quality services without the disruption and expense often associated with placements and legal processes, while maintaining a focus on safety, stability, and care.
Potter also operates the SPARK program (Single Parents Alliance for Raising Kids), a residential and support ministry for single-parent families. SPARK is designed to help families pursue wholeness and stability through a combination of education, counseling, life coaching, and mentoring in a spiritual environment. The program highlights a pathway of “embrace stability, experience growth, and enjoy independence,” reflecting a structured, goal-oriented approach to helping parents and children move toward sustainable routines and healthier family life.
Beyond these residential programs, Potter Ministries describes community engagement efforts that connect staff and resources with local networks serving children and families. The ministry also invites public participation through giving, volunteering, and practical support—ranging from helping with donation organization to assisting with resale operations connected to Tuesday’s Treasures. For individuals, churches, and groups looking to engage, Potter provides clear pathways to support the mission through donations, service opportunities, and learning more about its programs.
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Church of ChristREMADE KenyaREMADE Kenya, formerly Made in the Streets (MITS), serves street-connected youth in Nairobi, Kenya through rescue…Church of Christ · Missions
REMADE Kenya
REMADE Kenya — Organization Profile REMADE Kenya (formerly Made in the Streets, often abbreviated MITS) is a Christian nonprofit working with street-connected children and youth in Nairobi, Kenya. The organization states that its mission is to “holistically serve and love…
REMADE Kenya — Organization Profile REMADE Kenya (formerly Made in the Streets, often abbreviated MITS) is a Christian nonprofit working with street-connected children and youth in Nairobi, Kenya. The organization states that its mission is to “holistically serve and love street-connected children in Kenya” and to reintegrate them into a nurturing and safe environment. Its vision emphasizes children breaking free from street life to thrive in safe, loving families and supported communities. The ministry’s work is commonly described through a three-part pathway: Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration. Outreach teams begin by meeting young people where they are, building trust, and offering an alternative to street survival. The organization highlights that their outreach context includes neighborhoods in Nairobi where many children live…
REMADE Kenya — Organization Profile
REMADE Kenya (formerly Made in the Streets, often abbreviated MITS) is a Christian nonprofit working with street-connected children and youth in Nairobi, Kenya. The organization states that its mission is to “holistically serve and love street-connected children in Kenya” and to reintegrate them into a nurturing and safe environment. Its vision emphasizes children breaking free from street life to thrive in safe, loving families and supported communities.
The ministry’s work is commonly described through a three-part pathway: Rescue, Rehabilitation, and Reintegration. Outreach teams begin by meeting young people where they are, building trust, and offering an alternative to street survival. The organization highlights that their outreach context includes neighborhoods in Nairobi where many children live and work on the streets, and that ongoing relationships are central to helping a child choose a different future.
REMADE’s rehabilitation work includes a transition and rehabilitation environment designed to provide safety, structure, and support as youth recover from life on the streets. The organization also notes educational support for students who have experienced interruptions in schooling, helping them re-engage learning and develop stability. Alongside this, REMADE describes family-based care as a key emphasis—prioritizing reunification with relatives when it is safe and appropriate, with continued follow-up and support as children transition back into family and community life.
A distinct part of REMADE’s long-term strategy is skills development through its Vocational Training Center, which provides training in practical trades. The organization lists areas such as cosmetology, hospitality, welding, information technology, and auto mechanics as examples of vocational tracks intended to help students pursue employment and sustainable futures. REMADE also connects immediate care with practical engagement through Street Eats, a giving pathway that funds meals for teens on the streets and often serves as an entry point to deeper help.
Supporters can engage with REMADE in several ways. The ministry invites recurring giving through Home Team, offers opportunities to visit and learn through organized trips to Kenya, and provides internships (including ministry and communications roles) that support day-to-day operations and storytelling. REMADE also shares resources such as annual reports and visitor policies, and it encourages churches and individuals to participate through prayer, giving, and relationship-based partnership with its work in Kenya.
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Church of ChristTruth for Today World Mission SchoolTruth for Today World Mission School, based in Searcy, Arkansas, equips teachers worldwide through printed Bible-study…Church of Christ · Missions
Truth for Today World Mission School
Truth for Today World Mission School — Organization Profile Truth for Today World Mission School (TFTWMS) is a Christian nonprofit dedicated to world evangelism by equipping preachers, teachers, and students with structured Bible-study resources. The ministry is based in Searcy,…
Truth for Today World Mission School — Organization Profile Truth for Today World Mission School (TFTWMS) is a Christian nonprofit dedicated to world evangelism by equipping preachers, teachers, and students with structured Bible-study resources. The ministry is based in Searcy, Arkansas, and it describes its work as a “multi-language printed preacher’s school” designed to strengthen teaching and discipleship where dependable study materials can be difficult to access. A central emphasis of TFTWMS is producing and distributing printed, in-depth Bible teaching materials for use in local churches and ministry settings. The organization explains that experienced missionaries have long recognized how the survival and spiritual growth of young congregations can depend on access to quality printed study resources, and TFTWMS exists to…
Truth for Today World Mission School — Organization Profile
Truth for Today World Mission School (TFTWMS) is a Christian nonprofit dedicated to world evangelism by equipping preachers, teachers, and students with structured Bible-study resources. The ministry is based in Searcy, Arkansas, and it describes its work as a “multi-language printed preacher’s school” designed to strengthen teaching and discipleship where dependable study materials can be difficult to access.
A central emphasis of TFTWMS is producing and distributing printed, in-depth Bible teaching materials for use in local churches and ministry settings. The organization explains that experienced missionaries have long recognized how the survival and spiritual growth of young congregations can depend on access to quality printed study resources, and TFTWMS exists to help meet that ongoing need through lessons and course materials prepared for preaching and teaching.
TFTWMS publishes a monthly resource called Truth for Today, which the organization describes as a primary focus of its mission-school work. Alongside printed materials, TFTWMS also maintains Biblecourses.com, a large library of lessons intended to support personal study and teaching preparation. The site includes thousands of lessons in multiple languages and provides topical and book-by-book studies designed to be used by individuals, congregations, and teachers.
In 2015, TFTWMS launched ThroughTheScriptures.com, an online Bible school that provides courses covering nearly all books of the Bible in multiple languages. TFTWMS describes these courses as thorough, text-based studies (often hundreds of pages in length) intended for serious learners, missionaries, and training contexts. This online approach complements the organization’s long-standing printed distribution by expanding access for students who can study digitally.
Taken together, these efforts reflect a strategy of multiplication: developing resources that can be used repeatedly by local teachers and preachers in their own cultural settings. TFTWMS notes that its materials are used broadly—supporting ministry work across many nations worldwide—with a focus on training and encouragement that helps local Christians teach others faithfully.
People and churches can engage with TFTWMS by praying for the work, sharing its study platforms, and supporting the ministry financially. The organization provides multiple giving options and notes that it is funded by donations from individual Christians and congregational support, with its director serving on a volunteer basis while traveling to report on the mission and encourage participation.
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Church of ChristWorld Bible School (WBS)World Bible School (WBS) is a Cedar Park, Texas-based nonprofit that equips Christians worldwide to share…Church of Christ · Church of Christ
World Bible School (WBS)
World Bible School (WBS) — Organization Profile World Bible School (WBS) is a nonprofit evangelism and discipleship ministry that helps everyday Christians share Jesus through interactive Bible studies. WBS describes its mission as “to share Jesus with the world by…
World Bible School (WBS) — Organization Profile World Bible School (WBS) is a nonprofit evangelism and discipleship ministry that helps everyday Christians share Jesus through interactive Bible studies. WBS describes its mission as “to share Jesus with the world by motivating and equipping a global network of Christians to use interactive Bible studies effectively.” Its tools are built to connect truth-seekers with volunteer “Study Helpers” who encourage, guide, and walk with students through Scripture. WBS offers multiple pathways for study and teaching. Traditional Postal lessons allow one-on-one correspondence teaching through the mail, while WBS also supports Online lessons through its web and app platforms. WBS emphasizes that these approaches can be used by individuals or congregations as practical ways to…
World Bible School (WBS) — Organization Profile
World Bible School (WBS) is a nonprofit evangelism and discipleship ministry that helps everyday Christians share Jesus through interactive Bible studies. WBS describes its mission as “to share Jesus with the world by motivating and equipping a global network of Christians to use interactive Bible studies effectively.” Its tools are built to connect truth-seekers with volunteer “Study Helpers” who encourage, guide, and walk with students through Scripture.
WBS offers multiple pathways for study and teaching. Traditional Postal lessons allow one-on-one correspondence teaching through the mail, while WBS also supports Online lessons through its web and app platforms. WBS emphasizes that these approaches can be used by individuals or congregations as practical ways to participate in Great Commission outreach and to build relationships that lead to local connections and further discipleship.
A distinctive part of WBS’s international teaching strategy is Ocean Bridge, a system designed to teach international students without relying on unreliable postal systems. Ocean Bridge uses scanning and service-center support to speed up lesson exchange and increase follow-through for printed-lesson students in targeted regions. WBS also promotes Mathetis, a group-based platform designed for studying Bible courses together online, helping churches and small groups create shared learning environments.
WBS supports churches with additional evangelism resources and stories that encourage ongoing outreach. The ministry publishes ACTION!, described as its flagship publication, sharing updates, tips, and testimonies connected to WBS tools and global impact. WBS also points users to a digital library and other resources intended to strengthen Bible teaching, personal study, and congregational evangelism planning.
Leadership communication and updates are part of how WBS keeps its network connected. WBS publishes regular “President’s Update” communications from its president, Brian Rex Davis, and highlights ongoing efforts to expand tools, translations, and international partnerships. WBS also provides clear “how to start” onramps for churches and individuals who want to begin teaching—whether through postal correspondence, online study, or Ocean Bridge.
World Bible School is based in Cedar Park, Texas, and serves a global network of churches and volunteer Study Helpers who connect with Bible students in many countries. People can engage with WBS by enrolling as a student, applying to become a Study Helper, starting a church-based teaching effort, using Ocean Bridge or Mathetis for group study, and supporting the ministry through giving.
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Church of ChristWorld Christian Broadcasting (WCB)World Christian Broadcasting (WCB), based in Franklin, Tennessee, shares the gospel worldwide via shortwave radio through…Church of Christ · Missions
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB)
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) — Organization Profile World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) is a Christian nonprofit that uses shortwave radio broadcasting to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with people in places where broadcast media can be the most effective…
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) — Organization Profile World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) is a Christian nonprofit that uses shortwave radio broadcasting to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with people in places where broadcast media can be the most effective way to reach listeners. WCB states its mission this way: it exists so that people “in places best served by broadcast media” become aware of the gospel and want to know more. WCB’s operations center is based in Franklin, Tennessee, where programming is produced and coordinated for a wide-reaching broadcast network. From there, the organization supports transmission infrastructure and international production teams to deliver Bible-focused content across the globe, including into regions where access to Christian resources can be limited.…
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) — Organization Profile
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB) is a Christian nonprofit that uses shortwave radio broadcasting to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with people in places where broadcast media can be the most effective way to reach listeners. WCB states its mission this way: it exists so that people “in places best served by broadcast media” become aware of the gospel and want to know more.
WCB’s operations center is based in Franklin, Tennessee, where programming is produced and coordinated for a wide-reaching broadcast network. From there, the organization supports transmission infrastructure and international production teams to deliver Bible-focused content across the globe, including into regions where access to Christian resources can be limited.
A distinctive feature of WCB’s model is its reliance on shortwave radio, which the organization describes as valuable for reaching remote areas and for crossing borders where other media may be restricted or difficult to access. WCB operates and maintains transmission facilities that keep broadcasts running daily, emphasizing both the technical side (antennas, towers, power generation) and the content side (language services and producers).
WCB identifies two primary broadcast stations. KNLS (“New Life Station”) in Anchor Point, Alaska broadcasts worldwide using shortwave antennas, while MWV in Mahajanga, Madagascar transmits programming that reaches Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and beyond. WCB’s history page notes that KNLS began broadcasting in 1983 (initially in Russian and Chinese), and MWV began broadcasting in 2016 on Easter Sunday, reflecting an expansion from one station to a two-station global footprint.
Programming is developed in multiple language services. WCB’s site highlights language work including Africa, Arabic, Chinese, English, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish, supported by senior producers and teams who shape content for specific audiences. Along with on-air broadcasting, WCB also provides ways for supporters and churches to connect with the ministry through visits, tours, and giving options.
People can engage with WCB by praying for its broadcast teams, supporting station operations financially, and inviting WCB leadership to speak to congregations and groups. Because WCB’s reach depends on both technical reliability and ongoing content creation, partnerships help sustain the ongoing work of maintaining facilities, producing programs, and keeping broadcasts active around the clock.
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Church of ChristWorld English Institute and Bible Correspondence SchoolWorld English Institute & Bible Correspondence School (WEI) teaches English using Bible-based reading assignments, pairing students…Church of Christ · Church of Christ
World English Institute and Bible Correspondence School
World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School — Organization Profile World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School (WEI) is an evangelistic teaching ministry that uses English instruction as a bridge to Bible study. Its stated purpose is “proclaiming the gospel…
World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School — Organization Profile World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School (WEI) is an evangelistic teaching ministry that uses English instruction as a bridge to Bible study. Its stated purpose is “proclaiming the gospel throughout the world” by using God’s Word as the text to teach English grammar, helping students improve reading, writing, listening, and speaking while being introduced to Scripture through structured lessons. WEI’s model is built around a teacher–student relationship. Students enroll for free, work through lessons online at their own pace, and are paired with a volunteer teacher who reviews submitted work and provides encouragement. WEI describes this approach as a way for Christians to participate in missions from home, using…
World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School — Organization Profile
World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School (WEI) is an evangelistic teaching ministry that uses English instruction as a bridge to Bible study. Its stated purpose is “proclaiming the gospel throughout the world” by using God’s Word as the text to teach English grammar, helping students improve reading, writing, listening, and speaking while being introduced to Scripture through structured lessons.
WEI’s model is built around a teacher–student relationship. Students enroll for free, work through lessons online at their own pace, and are paired with a volunteer teacher who reviews submitted work and provides encouragement. WEI describes this approach as a way for Christians to participate in missions from home, using the organization’s teaching platform to connect with learners from many nations.
Alongside its online learning site, WEI publishes regular updates and newsletters that highlight its work and share stories from students and teachers. The ministry also provides courses at multiple levels (elementary, intermediate, and advanced) and supplemental lessons, with certificates and diploma milestones described as part of its learning pathway. WEI emphasizes that the Bible reading components are integrated into the English lessons, aiming to place Scripture in front of students who may not otherwise engage it.
Administratively, WEI lists two primary offices and notes local church oversight connected to those locations. The organization identifies a Gresham, Oregon office (at Metro Church of Christ) and a Maryville, Tennessee office (at Maryville Church of Christ), reflecting an operational footprint that supports participation across the United States and internationally through the internet-based program.
People can engage with WEI by enrolling as students, registering as volunteer teachers, sharing the program with their congregations or communities, and supporting the ministry financially through its published giving options. For churches seeking a practical way to build outreach relationships, WEI positions its English-and-Bible lesson structure as a scalable tool that can be used for local ministry or global connection.
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Church of ChristZambia Mission FundZambia Mission Fund supports Namwianga Mission near Kalomo in Southern Province, Zambia, strengthening communities through education,…Church of Christ · Missions
Zambia Mission Fund
Zambia Mission Fund — Organization Profile Zambia Mission Fund (ZMF) is a Christian nonprofit that supports ministry work centered at Namwianga Mission near Kalomo in Zambia’s Southern Province. The organization describes its purpose as revealing Jesus through education, humanitarian service,…
Zambia Mission Fund — Organization Profile Zambia Mission Fund (ZMF) is a Christian nonprofit that supports ministry work centered at Namwianga Mission near Kalomo in Zambia’s Southern Province. The organization describes its purpose as revealing Jesus through education, humanitarian service, and Christian leadership, with Namwianga serving as a long-established hub where multiple ministry efforts operate side by side. From its U.S. base in Abilene, Texas, Zambia Mission Fund connects churches and supporters to the day-to-day needs of Namwianga’s ministries. The work includes education and leadership development, health care, radio broadcasting, orphan care, and community support services, with a stated aim of combining practical help with spiritual care and encouragement. Education is a core emphasis at Namwianga. Zambia Mission Fund highlights…
Zambia Mission Fund — Organization Profile
Zambia Mission Fund (ZMF) is a Christian nonprofit that supports ministry work centered at Namwianga Mission near Kalomo in Zambia’s Southern Province. The organization describes its purpose as revealing Jesus through education, humanitarian service, and Christian leadership, with Namwianga serving as a long-established hub where multiple ministry efforts operate side by side.
From its U.S. base in Abilene, Texas, Zambia Mission Fund connects churches and supporters to the day-to-day needs of Namwianga’s ministries. The work includes education and leadership development, health care, radio broadcasting, orphan care, and community support services, with a stated aim of combining practical help with spiritual care and encouragement.
Education is a core emphasis at Namwianga. Zambia Mission Fund highlights a secondary school that shapes future leaders, along with additional training pathways such as a college of nursing and teacher preparation. These programs are designed to equip students for service and long-term impact in their communities, strengthening both local congregations and broader civic life through trained professionals and Christian leaders.
Health care is another key focus through Namwianga Mission Hospital, which the organization describes as offering medical services alongside spiritual support such as chapel gatherings and Bible-based counseling. In addition to campus-based care, Zambia Mission Fund supports Zambia Medical Mission, a mobile clinic effort that travels from Namwianga into rural villages in the Southern Province to provide short-term clinics in areas that may not have local medical, dental, or optometric services.
Zambia Mission Fund also supports outreach through Namwianga Christian Radio Station (90.5), which broadcasts in both Tonga and English. Programming includes Bible reading, preaching, music, news, and informational content related to topics like health, education, and Christian family life—an approach that recognizes radio’s reach in communities where television and internet access can be limited.
Care for vulnerable children is woven into the overall ministry footprint through orphan care, including The Haven for infants and young children and Eric’s House for older boys and teens. Beyond direct care, ZMF also provides multiple ways for individuals and churches to engage, including giving to specific ministries, supporting “where needed most,” and participating through its annual gift catalog and other giving tools that help sustain Namwianga’s ongoing work.
