Kairos Benevolence Fund
Kairos Benevolence Fund (KBF) provides benevolent grants to aging Christian Church ministers and missionaries facing health or financial crises, with ways to apply, refer someone, and support specific needs.
Missions highlights organizations dedicated to advancing the gospel beyond their local context serving churches through global partnerships, cross-cultural ministry, and on-the-ground support. This organization type includes mission agencies and networks that equip and send workers, strengthen indigenous leaders and churches, and mobilize congregations through prayer, giving, and hands-on opportunities to participate in God’s work around the world.
Kairos Benevolence Fund (KBF) provides benevolent grants to aging Christian Church ministers and missionaries facing health or financial crises, with ways to apply, refer someone, and support specific needs.
Latin American Missions (LAM) is a Valdosta, Georgia-based ministry supporting evangelistic campaigns, medical outreach, benevolence, and preacher training through the Bible School of the Americas in Panama City.
Let’s Start Talking (LST) is a Hurst, Texas-based ministry connecting Christians and international neighbors through one-on-one English conversation and Bible-based workbooks, locally, online, and through international project teams.
Lifeline Christian Mission is a Westerville, Ohio-based ministry partnering with local leaders to strengthen churches, youth, health and nutrition, and economic empowerment through training, clinics, meal packing, and mission trips.
Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Hamilton, Ontario-based Christian ministry mobilizing short-term project teams and supporting health centers and residency training to expand compassionate healthcare access in 23 countries.
Mission Indy is an Indianapolis-based nonprofit that equips Christians through service opportunities, summer programs, and internships designed to connect churches, leadership development, and local ministry partnerships.
Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a Bedford, Texas-based nonprofit that equips churches and global workers through training, initiatives, and worker care to multiply healthy leaders among unreached and under-served people groups.
New International (NMSI) is a Fort Myers, Florida-based mission sending agency that equips and supports missionaries through career missions, apprenticeships, internships, short-term projects, and structured pathways for giving and partnership.
One Kingdom is a West Monroe, Louisiana–based global Gospel ministry partnering with local leaders, radio outreach, mission trips, and disaster relief to share Jesus across nations and languages.
Pioneer Bible Translators (PBT) is a Dallas-based ministry translating Scripture for spoken and signed languages and pairing translation with church planting, discipleship, and Deaf-focused Bible access in least-reached communities.
Potter Children’s Home & Family Ministries in Bowling Green, Kentucky provides no-cost, Christian-based, trauma-informed support through private foster care, the SPARK single-parent program, and community engagement opportunities.
Rapha International is a Joplin, Missouri-based Christian nonprofit working in Cambodia, Thailand, Haiti, and the United States through survivor care, prevention services, and trauma-informed support for vulnerable children.
REMADE Kenya, formerly Made in the Streets (MITS), serves street-connected youth in Nairobi, Kenya through rescue outreach, rehabilitation, reintegration with family-based care, vocational training, and the Street Eats meal program.
TCM International Institute is an Indianapolis-based Christian graduate training ministry using a hybrid learning model and mentoring centers to equip disciple-making leaders across Europe, Central Asia, and beyond.
Team Expansion is a Louisville, Kentucky-based missions agency multiplying disciples and churches among unreached peoples through prayer, training, coaching, and pathways for going, sending, and supporting global workers.
Truth for Today World Mission School, based in Searcy, Arkansas, equips teachers worldwide through printed Bible-study materials, the Truth for Today publication, Biblecourses.com lessons, and ThroughTheScriptures.com online courses.
World Bible School (WBS) is a Cedar Park, Texas-based nonprofit that equips Christians worldwide to share Jesus through interactive Bible studies, including Postal lessons, Online study, Ocean Bridge, and Mathetis.
World Christian Broadcasting (WCB), based in Franklin, Tennessee, shares the gospel worldwide via shortwave radio through KNLS in Alaska and MWV in Madagascar, producing programs in multiple languages.
World English Institute & Bible Correspondence School (WEI) teaches English using Bible-based reading assignments, pairing students with volunteer teachers and supporting outreach from offices in Oregon and Tennessee.
Zambia Mission Fund supports Namwianga Mission near Kalomo in Southern Province, Zambia, strengthening communities through education, hospital care, radio ministry, orphan care, and mobile medical clinics.