
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee
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.
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Independent Christian ChurchLife In AbundanceLife In Abundance empowers local churches in Africa and the Caribbean to serve vulnerable communities through…
Life In Abundance — Organization Profile Life In Abundance, also known as LIA or Life In Abundance International, is an African-founded, African-led, faith-based community development organization with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya and a U.S. support office in Louisville, Kentucky. The…
Life In Abundance — Organization Profile Life In Abundance, also known as LIA or Life In Abundance International, is an African-founded, African-led, faith-based community development organization with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya and a U.S. support office in Louisville, Kentucky. The organization works to defeat poverty and restore dignity by empowering local churches to serve poor and vulnerable people in their own communities. The organization’s core focus is mobilizing local churches to restore health, renew hope, and inspire lasting transformation for vulnerable children, families, and communities. LIA’s work is rooted in wholistic sustainable development, addressing spiritual, physical, social, economic, educational, and health needs through community ownership and local church leadership. Life In Abundance serves in 14 countries throughout Africa and the…
Life In Abundance, also known as LIA or Life In Abundance International, is an African-founded, African-led, faith-based community development organization with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya and a U.S. support office in Louisville, Kentucky. The organization works to defeat poverty and restore dignity by empowering local churches to serve poor and vulnerable people in their own communities.
The organization’s core focus is mobilizing local churches to restore health, renew hope, and inspire lasting transformation for vulnerable children, families, and communities. LIA’s work is rooted in wholistic sustainable development, addressing spiritual, physical, social, economic, educational, and health needs through community ownership and local church leadership.
Life In Abundance serves in 14 countries throughout Africa and the Caribbean, including Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Uganda, Kenya, Somalia, DR Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Jamaica, and Haiti. Its work is carried out through partnerships with local churches and civic leaders, and the organization states that it serves people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
The organization operates through a transformational development model that begins with established local churches. LIA trains and equips local pastors and leaders, helps communities identify their most significant needs, and supports locally owned solutions. Its program areas include economic empowerment, social engagement, education, and community health. Examples include micro-enterprise training, micro-loans, community savings groups, agricultural development, orphan and vulnerable children care, early childhood development, primary health care, health education, HIV/AIDS testing and counseling, and famine relief.
A distinctive part of Life In Abundance’s approach is building sustainable transformation through the local church rather than creating outside dependency. Its five-stage development process is described as Enter, Empower, Establish, Expand, and Entrust. After a period of training, support, and program development, LIA seeks to entrust ongoing ownership to the local church and community leaders so transformation can continue after the organization phases out.
People can engage with Life In Abundance by giving, becoming a prayer partner, partnering through a church, participating in short-term church teams or vision trips, attending Global Institute events, using LIA resources, or following ministry updates. Supporters can also give one-time or recurring gifts, receive prayer updates, read annual reports, and connect with the organization’s U.S., U.K., or Kenya offices.
Independent Christian ChurchLifeline Christian MissionLifeline Christian Mission is a Westerville, Ohio-based ministry partnering with local leaders to strengthen churches, youth,…
Lifeline Christian Mission — Organization Profile Lifeline Christian Mission is a Christian missions organization that has partnered with local leaders since 1980 to develop holistic solutions for vulnerable communities. The organization is based in Westerville, Ohio, and works through local…
Lifeline Christian Mission — Organization Profile Lifeline Christian Mission is a Christian missions organization that has partnered with local leaders since 1980 to develop holistic solutions for vulnerable communities. The organization is based in Westerville, Ohio, and works through local churches and community leaders across Latin America and the Caribbean, including ministry partnerships connected to Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, and Peru. Lifeline’s approach centers on the conviction that sustainable change comes from within a community. Rather than importing one-size-fits-all programs, Lifeline describes walking alongside “godly, visionary people” already embedded in their neighborhoods and villages, helping them identify needs, strengthen local capacity, and pursue long-term, locally led solutions. On its website, Lifeline explains that it aims to “transform tomorrows” through four…
Lifeline Christian Mission is a Christian missions organization that has partnered with local leaders since 1980 to develop holistic solutions for vulnerable communities. The organization is based in Westerville, Ohio, and works through local churches and community leaders across Latin America and the Caribbean, including ministry partnerships connected to Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, and Peru.
Lifeline’s approach centers on the conviction that sustainable change comes from within a community. Rather than importing one-size-fits-all programs, Lifeline describes walking alongside “godly, visionary people” already embedded in their neighborhoods and villages, helping them identify needs, strengthen local capacity, and pursue long-term, locally led solutions.
On its website, Lifeline explains that it aims to “transform tomorrows” through four key areas of focus: Churches, Youth, Health & Nutrition, and Economic Empowerment. These focus areas show up in practical, on-the-ground initiatives such as regional Bible institutes and leadership development for church leaders; schools, vocational training, and children’s ministries for youth; brick-and-mortar and mobile clinics plus health education for families with limited access to care; and business training and microloan support to help households move toward stability.
Economic Empowerment is often implemented through business training based on biblical principles, paired with microloans and mentoring connected to the local church. Lifeline describes coaching and accountability as part of helping small business owners establish or expand income-producing work, with the goal of strengthening families and reducing dependency.
Lifeline also creates hands-on on-ramps for churches, groups, and individuals to serve. Mission trips are designed to connect teams with real people and ongoing local strategies—Lifeline highlights a trip example in Honduras that emphasized building relationships with local families and supporting a small income-generating project rather than focusing only on construction tasks. In the United States and Canada, Lifeline operates regional centres that mobilize volunteers through experiences like meal packing and other customized service opportunities.
Supporters can engage by volunteering, going on a trip, partnering through child-focused and community initiatives, and giving toward projects that align with Lifeline’s focus areas (including hunger relief, education, leadership development, health access, and job training). Lifeline also invites people to participate through recurring generosity communities and other giving pathways that help sustain long-term partnerships with local leaders.
Independent Christian ChurchLiterature and Teaching MinistriesLiterature and Teaching Ministries helps Christian leaders worldwide publish Bible-based, culturally relevant books in local languages…
Literature and Teaching Ministries — Organization Profile Literature and Teaching Ministries, also known as LATM, is a Christian publishing ministry based in Joplin, Missouri. The organization helps Christian leaders worldwide publish Bible-based, culturally relevant books in their own languages so…
Literature and Teaching Ministries — Organization Profile Literature and Teaching Ministries, also known as LATM, is a Christian publishing ministry based in Joplin, Missouri. The organization helps Christian leaders worldwide publish Bible-based, culturally relevant books in their own languages so people can find, follow, and serve Jesus. Its public theme is “Christian Books. World’s Languages.” The organization’s core focus is partnering with church leaders around the world to publish Christian books in local languages for discipleship, evangelism, theology, apologetics, and church leadership. LATM states that billions of people do not have access to Christian books in their language and that people learn and retain information better in their own language. The ministry works to meet that need by helping leaders…
Literature and Teaching Ministries, also known as LATM, is a Christian publishing ministry based in Joplin, Missouri. The organization helps Christian leaders worldwide publish Bible-based, culturally relevant books in their own languages so people can find, follow, and serve Jesus. Its public theme is “Christian Books. World’s Languages.”
The organization’s core focus is partnering with church leaders around the world to publish Christian books in local languages for discipleship, evangelism, theology, apologetics, and church leadership. LATM states that billions of people do not have access to Christian books in their language and that people learn and retain information better in their own language. The ministry works to meet that need by helping leaders produce resources that fit their own language and ministry context.
LATM serves from Joplin, Missouri, with publishing partnerships reaching Christian leaders and churches worldwide. Its work includes projects in many world languages, with the ministry reporting more than 1,700 completed projects, 3 million books printed, and 102 languages represented. Its bookstore includes resources in languages such as Arabic, Chinese, Haitian Creole, Hindi, Kurdish, Lisu, Malayalam, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tamil, Ukrainian, Urdu, and many others.
The organization operates through a project-based publishing model. A church leader outside the United States contacts LATM with a book project that can help advance kingdom work in that leader’s language. LATM then partners with donors to raise needed funds, while the project is written or translated, edited, designed, and printed in the country where it is needed. The result is that people receive books in their language that help them study Scripture, grow as disciples, and serve their churches.
A distinctive part of Literature and Teaching Ministries’ work is funding and supporting in-country Christian publishing rather than simply exporting English-language resources. The organization’s history grew from College Press Publishing Company and Don DeWelt’s vision to provide true-to-the-Scriptures Bible study textbooks, then expand that concern to missionaries and national church leaders who needed quality Christian books in other languages. LATM was formally established in 1992 to pursue that purpose.
People can engage with LATM by donating, joining the Book Club, praying for projects, subscribing to updates, purchasing books, or connecting church leaders with the ministry. The Book Club highlights a new book project each month and has helped fund more than 500 book projects since 1994. Supporters can also give toward current publishing projects, receive World News updates, follow LATM online, and help make Bible-based resources available to churches in the world’s languages.
Independent Christian ChurchLiving Water Christian MissionLiving Water Christian Mission serves Gonaives, Haiti, through church planting, education, health care, nutrition, vocational training,…
Living Water Christian Mission — Organization Profile Living Water Christian Mission is a Christian mission located in Gonaives, Haiti, with U.S. support coordinated through Moberly, Missouri. The mission serves Jesus in Gonaives and surrounding communities through churches, schools, health care,…
Living Water Christian Mission — Organization Profile Living Water Christian Mission is a Christian mission located in Gonaives, Haiti, with U.S. support coordinated through Moberly, Missouri. The mission serves Jesus in Gonaives and surrounding communities through churches, schools, health care, nutrition, vocational training, farming, and short-term mission partnerships. The organization’s core focus is relieving physical and spiritual poverty, primarily in Haiti, through church planting, education, nutrition, health care, and work-training programs. Its mission statement connects this work with the Great Commission, emphasizing evangelism, sound teaching, disciple making, and transformation into the likeness of Christ. Living Water Christian Mission serves Gonaives, Haiti, and other Haitian communities including Marmelade, Bassin Bilé, and Morne Blanc. The ministry began in 2003 with a growing…
Living Water Christian Mission is a Christian mission located in Gonaives, Haiti, with U.S. support coordinated through Moberly, Missouri. The mission serves Jesus in Gonaives and surrounding communities through churches, schools, health care, nutrition, vocational training, farming, and short-term mission partnerships.
The organization’s core focus is relieving physical and spiritual poverty, primarily in Haiti, through church planting, education, nutrition, health care, and work-training programs. Its mission statement connects this work with the Great Commission, emphasizing evangelism, sound teaching, disciple making, and transformation into the likeness of Christ.
Living Water Christian Mission serves Gonaives, Haiti, and other Haitian communities including Marmelade, Bassin Bilé, and Morne Blanc. The ministry began in 2003 with a growing church and a small school of 17 students. In 2009, it expanded to a church and school in Bassin Bilé near Marmelade, and in 2012 it planted a church in Morne Blanc in northern Gonaives.
The mission operates multiple connected ministries under Haitian leadership. It operates three churches and assists three others, provides two elementary schools, one traditional high school, one high school for adults, a professional and technical training center, a farm, and a health clinic. The mission also supports the Christian Biblical Seminary of the Caribbean, which currently meets at one of the schools while future seminary development is planned on farmland.
A distinctive part of Living Water Christian Mission’s work is combining Haitian-led church ministry with education, medical care, student sponsorship, vocational training, farming, and practical service projects. Its schools and student sponsorship efforts help provide meals and education for children, while the health clinic serves neighborhood residents who might otherwise lack access to care. The farm and professional training efforts are part of the mission’s broader work-training and sustainability focus.
People can engage with Living Water Christian Mission by praying, giving, sponsoring a student, donating through the giving catalog, supporting Rice and Beans for Kids, subscribing to the newsletter, or participating in short-term mission trips. Visiting teams may help with construction, medical clinic service, teaching, preaching, or other work around mission properties, with group leaders asked to apply in advance so visits can be scheduled and hosted well.
Independent Christian ChurchLove & Truth Network, IncLove & Truth Network equips Christians and church leaders to restore biblical sexuality, identity, community, and…
Love & Truth Network, Inc. — Organization Profile Love & Truth Network, Inc., also known as LTN, is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Glendale, Arizona. Founded by Garry and Melissa Ingraham, the organization equips Christians, church leaders, families, and…
Love & Truth Network, Inc. — Organization Profile Love & Truth Network, Inc., also known as LTN, is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Glendale, Arizona. Founded by Garry and Melissa Ingraham, the organization equips Christians, church leaders, families, and ministry communities to respond to relational and sexual brokenness with both biblical truth and compassionate care. The organization’s core focus is restoring biblical sexuality, community, and identity through leadership training, teaching, discipleship resources, and personal support. Love & Truth Network describes its work as helping Christians experience God’s restoration of identity, relational wholeness, and sexual wholeness. Its materials are designed for church leaders, people personally struggling, and friends or family members who want to love others well without compromising truth.…
Love & Truth Network, Inc., also known as LTN, is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Glendale, Arizona. Founded by Garry and Melissa Ingraham, the organization equips Christians, church leaders, families, and ministry communities to respond to relational and sexual brokenness with both biblical truth and compassionate care.
The organization’s core focus is restoring biblical sexuality, community, and identity through leadership training, teaching, discipleship resources, and personal support. Love & Truth Network describes its work as helping Christians experience God’s restoration of identity, relational wholeness, and sexual wholeness. Its materials are designed for church leaders, people personally struggling, and friends or family members who want to love others well without compromising truth.
Love & Truth Network serves from Glendale, Arizona, with a national ministry reach through churches, conferences, retreats, online resources, podcasts, coaching, mentoring, and leadership training. Its public listings identify the organization as a 501(c)(3) Christian nonprofit formed in 2013, with ministry focused on pastoral care training and support for churches and individuals.
The ministry operates through several connected resources and support pathways. For church leaders, LTN offers biblical strategies for creating safer and more transformational environments in churches. For individuals, it provides confidential encouragement, mentoring, restoration stories, teaching resources, and help related to sexual and relational wholeness. For friends and family, it offers guidance for loving someone who is struggling in a life-giving way while remaining grounded in Christian conviction.
A distinctive part of Love & Truth Network’s work is helping churches develop redemptive, compassionate, and transformational environments for people experiencing relational and sexual brokenness. Its resources include the Love & Truth Network Podcast, Am I Gay?, New IDentity, Restoration Stories, The Narrow Way, newsletters, summits, free coaching options, and the Transforming Congregations initiative. The ministry also provides public speaking, church consulting, retreats, conferences, and leadership-team development.
People can engage with Love & Truth Network by donating, joining the newsletter, listening to the podcast, requesting free coaching, using resources for church leaders or families, inviting LTN to serve a church or event, or contacting the ministry directly. Churches can also begin with a consultation to discuss next steps for building a culture of care that addresses sexuality, identity, relationships, discipleship, and long-term spiritual growth.
Independent Christian ChurchMathetes Philippine Youth MinistryMathetes Philippine Youth Ministry serves youth in Digos City, Philippines, through a Christian youth center, discipleship…
Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry — Organization Profile Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry, also known publicly through Mathetes Youth Center, is a Christian youth ministry serving in Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines. The ministry is connected with youth outreach, discipleship, community…
Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry — Organization Profile Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry, also known publicly through Mathetes Youth Center, is a Christian youth ministry serving in Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines. The ministry is connected with youth outreach, discipleship, community service, and Christian activities for young people in the Digos area. Public listings describe the youth center’s purpose as serving youth and one another with love, respect, and integrity. The organization’s core focus is reaching and discipling youth through a welcoming Christian youth center, Bible-centered activities, fellowship, music, service, and local church connection. Mathetes Youth Center’s public updates regularly point to spiritual formation, the Great Commission, and young people becoming committed participants in Christian community. Its name, Mathetes, comes from…
Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry, also known publicly through Mathetes Youth Center, is a Christian youth ministry serving in Digos City, Davao del Sur, Philippines. The ministry is connected with youth outreach, discipleship, community service, and Christian activities for young people in the Digos area. Public listings describe the youth center’s purpose as serving youth and one another with love, respect, and integrity.
The organization’s core focus is reaching and discipling youth through a welcoming Christian youth center, Bible-centered activities, fellowship, music, service, and local church connection. Mathetes Youth Center’s public updates regularly point to spiritual formation, the Great Commission, and young people becoming committed participants in Christian community. Its name, Mathetes, comes from the Greek word for “disciple,” which reflects the ministry’s emphasis on helping young people follow Jesus.
Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry serves Digos City and surrounding communities in Davao del Sur, Philippines, especially youth who gather near the city center and nearby schools. The youth center has been publicly associated with Rizal Avenue, across from Digos City National High School, and current directory information lists its location at the 2nd Floor Legazpi Building, Rizal Avenue, Zone 2, Digos City. Partner church references identify the ministry as serving in Digos City on the island of Mindanao.
The ministry operates through youth center activities, Christian gatherings, online and in-person encouragement, music and discipleship presentations, community service, camps, and events for young people. Public posts and videos show activities such as Youth Center gatherings, YC Online Tambayan, music clinic recitals, discipleship presentations, youth encounters, movie activities, and service involvement connected with Digos City National High School. These activities provide a place for youth to gather, learn, build friendships, and hear biblical teaching.
A distinctive part of Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry’s work is combining open youth-center hospitality with discipleship, creative activities, and relationship-based outreach. Public partner references mention Andy and Weng Lucagbo in connection with the ministry, while Mathetes Youth Center posts identify Andy Ericsson S. Lucagbo as a team leader. The ministry appears to function through local leadership, volunteer support, and partnership with churches that pray for and support its work.
People can engage with Mathetes Philippine Youth Ministry by praying for its youth outreach, following Mathetes Youth Center updates, contacting the ministry through its public Facebook page, connecting through partner churches, or supporting youth center activities and local discipleship efforts. Churches and individuals interested in youth ministry, mission partnership, and discipleship in the Philippines can use the available public links to learn more and make contact.
Church of ChristMedical Ministry International (MMI)Medical Ministry International (MMI) is a Hamilton, Ontario-based Christian ministry mobilizing short-term project teams and supporting…
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) 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.
Independent Christian ChurchMegaVoice InternationalMegaVoice International provides solar-powered audio and video Bibles so people worldwide can hear Scripture in their…
MegaVoice International — Organization Profile MegaVoice International is a Christian nonprofit organization based in Jacksonville, Florida. The ministry exists to ensure that every person, regardless of circumstances or location, has access to the Bible in their own heart language. Its…
MegaVoice International — Organization Profile MegaVoice International is a Christian nonprofit organization based in Jacksonville, Florida. The ministry exists to ensure that every person, regardless of circumstances or location, has access to the Bible in their own heart language. Its work centers on providing solar-powered audio and video Bibles so people can hear and engage with Scripture where printed Bibles, literacy, sight, electricity, or internet access may be barriers. The organization’s core focus is sharing God’s Word through durable, easy-to-use solar-powered audio and video Bibles for people who are blind, visually impaired, illiterate, orally based, unreached, persecuted, or living in remote communities. MegaVoice International states that many people cannot read printed Bibles because of literacy, language, disability, or access limitations,…
MegaVoice International is a Christian nonprofit organization based in Jacksonville, Florida. The ministry exists to ensure that every person, regardless of circumstances or location, has access to the Bible in their own heart language. Its work centers on providing solar-powered audio and video Bibles so people can hear and engage with Scripture where printed Bibles, literacy, sight, electricity, or internet access may be barriers.
The organization’s core focus is sharing God’s Word through durable, easy-to-use solar-powered audio and video Bibles for people who are blind, visually impaired, illiterate, orally based, unreached, persecuted, or living in remote communities. MegaVoice International states that many people cannot read printed Bibles because of literacy, language, disability, or access limitations, and its mission is to help remove those barriers.
MegaVoice International serves globally from Jacksonville, Florida, distributing audio Bibles to remote villages, persecuted believers, and people in need across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and beyond. Its work is carried out through partners such as local churches, indigenous pastors, mission agencies, Bible societies, translators, and other ministries that place Scripture devices directly into communities.
The ministry operates through audio Bible distribution, donor-funded campaigns, Scripture-access partnerships, and support for ministries requesting audio or video Bibles. Its campaign areas include Bible a Month Club, Blind, Children, Closed Country, Mission Trips, Unreached People Groups, and people-group-focused campaigns such as Pashtun, Persian, Shaikh, Turk, and Yadav. MegaVoice International also points people to request Bible devices and connect with the team about ministry projects.
A distinctive part of MegaVoice International’s work is using solar-powered Scripture technology to serve people where print, power, internet access, and literacy may be limited. The larger MegaVoice family of resources includes durable devices and a media cloud with Scripture and faith-based audio content in thousands of languages and dialects. The ministry traces its roots to the development of the world’s first solar-powered audio Bible, which grew from the vision of Tom Treseder, Ken Crowell, and J. Rudolf Geigy.
People can engage with MegaVoice International by donating, joining a recurring giving campaign, requesting audio or video Bibles for ministry use, praying, sharing updates, fundraising, volunteering, or following impact stories. The organization states that a $35 donation provides one solar-powered audio Bible, which may be shared by multiple people, and that donations help provide Scripture access for communities that may otherwise have no practical way to hear God’s Word.
Independent Christian ChurchMekong Multiply, IncMekong Multiply mobilizes national missionaries to multiply disciples and churches among unreached people groups in Southeast…
Mekong Multiply, Inc. — Organization Profile Mekong Multiply, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)(3) organization in Louisville, Kentucky, focused on multiplying disciples and churches in Southeast Asia. The organization exists to glorify Jesus by multiplying disciples and churches among unreached people…
Mekong Multiply, Inc. — Organization Profile Mekong Multiply, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)(3) organization in Louisville, Kentucky, focused on multiplying disciples and churches in Southeast Asia. The organization exists to glorify Jesus by multiplying disciples and churches among unreached people groups in Southeast Asia and beyond. Its public theme is “Multiplying Disciples & Churches in Southeast Asia.” The organization’s core focus is mobilizing national Christians as missionaries to unreached peoples in their own countries through reproducible disciple-making and church-planting approaches. Mekong Multiply’s stated passion is to see peoples who have never heard about Jesus receive the opportunity to become his passionate followers. Its ministry is shaped by a concern for unreached tribes and communities where people may have little or…
Mekong Multiply, Inc. is a Christian 501(c)(3) organization in Louisville, Kentucky, focused on multiplying disciples and churches in Southeast Asia. The organization exists to glorify Jesus by multiplying disciples and churches among unreached people groups in Southeast Asia and beyond. Its public theme is “Multiplying Disciples & Churches in Southeast Asia.”
The organization’s core focus is mobilizing national Christians as missionaries to unreached peoples in their own countries through reproducible disciple-making and church-planting approaches. Mekong Multiply’s stated passion is to see peoples who have never heard about Jesus receive the opportunity to become his passionate followers. Its ministry is shaped by a concern for unreached tribes and communities where people may have little or no access to the gospel.
Mekong Multiply serves Southeast Asia, with a regional focus on the eleven nations south of China and east of India. The organization identifies more than 700 unreached tribes in that region, with a combined population exceeding 330 million. Its public ministry areas include Laos, Myanmar, and Sumatra, Indonesia, along with the broader Southeast Asian region where Buddhism, Animism, Islam, and communist government contexts shape the mission field.
The ministry operates by recruiting, training, mobilizing, and coaching national missionaries. Mekong Multiply seeks to develop national missionary sending bases in Southeast Asian countries with significant numbers of unreached people groups. Its strategy emphasizes national missionaries who cross cultures within their own countries, engage unreached people groups, make disciples who reproduce, and help plant indigenous churches that can continue without dependence on outside workers.
A distinctive part of Mekong Multiply’s approach is supporting national missionary movements that plant reproducible churches among unreached people groups from within their own regional context. In Myanmar, the ministry works with experienced partners to recruit, train, and send national missionaries, including tentmaking preparation for self-sufficiency. In Laos, Launch Laos and The Final 58 focus on sending and sustaining national missionaries to reach remaining unengaged unreached people groups. In Sumatra, Shine Sumatra seeks to mobilize Indonesian national missionaries to reach unreached groups on the island.
People can engage with Mekong Multiply by giving, joining the newsletter, contacting the organization, exploring future mission opportunities, participating in prayer journeys, or taking the Get On Mission course. Get On Mission is a seven-session equipping course developed to help small groups, churches, and other participants engage the lost and unreached with the love and good news of Jesus. The ministry also invites people to consider full-time missionary service, short-term trips, and partnership in prayer and support.
Independent Christian ChurchMercy PartnersMercy Partners provides Christian humanitarian aid, sustainable support, education, and discipleship training through local partners serving…
Mercy Partners — Organization Profile Mercy Partners is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Christian charity that provides aid in conflict zones and works through service programs connected to immediate care, sustainable aid, education, and discipleship training. The organization describes its mission as…
Mercy Partners — Organization Profile Mercy Partners is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Christian charity that provides aid in conflict zones and works through service programs connected to immediate care, sustainable aid, education, and discipleship training. The organization describes its mission as making God’s grace evident by creating programs that allow native evangelists to care for local people as equal partners. Its stated focus is help, hope, and love in conflict zones through practical mercy and local partnership. The organization is publicly listed with a mailing address in Chatham, Virginia, and its ministry scope is international. Mercy Partners identifies service among victims of conflict in Darfur, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Ukraine; church-growth efforts in Kenya and Indonesia; and resource connections…
Mercy Partners is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Christian charity that provides aid in conflict zones and works through service programs connected to immediate care, sustainable aid, education, and discipleship training. The organization describes its mission as making God’s grace evident by creating programs that allow native evangelists to care for local people as equal partners. Its stated focus is help, hope, and love in conflict zones through practical mercy and local partnership.
The organization is publicly listed with a mailing address in Chatham, Virginia, and its ministry scope is international. Mercy Partners identifies service among victims of conflict in Darfur, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Uganda, and Ukraine; church-growth efforts in Kenya and Indonesia; and resource connections with gospel opportunities in Romania, the Netherlands, the Dutch West Indies, and Iceland. Its work is framed around equal partnership rather than donor-driven mission activity.
Mercy Partners operates through a “bridging” approach that emphasizes accountability, dignity, and local leadership. The organization says it raises charitable donations to provide aid in conflict zones while enabling native evangelists to provide mercy in practical ways. Its programs include Immediate Care, Sustainable Aid, Discipleship, and Education, with project examples including food assistance, orphan-prevention and family strengthening, safe-water work, personal hygiene kits, leadership training, and education support.
In immediate-care efforts, Mercy Partners describes work that includes medicine, clothing, food, schooling, uniforms, and support for vulnerable families so children do not become orphaned. Its sustainable-aid work includes Project Jacob, a safe water-well initiative in West Nile, Uganda, that uses native drill teams, community training, and W.A.S.H. instruction on water access, sanitation, and hygiene. These efforts reflect the organization’s stated commitment to practical aid that is paired with discipleship and community ownership.
Mercy Partners also develops discipleship and education efforts through Bridge Campus for Global Impact, a training initiative intended for disciples, aid workers, missionaries, and church leaders. The organization describes the campus as a physical and online effort using modules, curriculum, and practical-skills training. Its discipleship page also states that Mercy Partners provides training to church leaders from various backgrounds and denominations.
People can engage with Mercy Partners by donating, giving monthly, supporting specific project areas, transferring stock, preparing personal hygiene kits, subscribing for updates, joining prayer communications, or contacting the organization through its website. The organization also invites churches and supporters to connect as partners, with giving designations available for areas such as immediate care, sustainable aid, discipleship training, and education.
Independent Christian ChurchMidwest MissionMidwest Mission transforms donated resources and volunteer service into humanitarian relief through disaster kits, health supplies,…
Midwest Mission — Organization Profile Midwest Mission is a Christian humanitarian relief ministry based in Pawnee, Illinois, with an additional site in Jefferson, Iowa. The organization’s mission is bringing the hearts and hands of God’s people together to transform resources…
Midwest Mission — Organization Profile Midwest Mission is a Christian humanitarian relief ministry based in Pawnee, Illinois, with an additional site in Jefferson, Iowa. The organization’s mission is bringing the hearts and hands of God’s people together to transform resources into humanitarian relief. Its public theme emphasizes sending tangible resources to those in need to make an intangible difference through hope and empowerment. The organization’s core focus is transforming donated supplies, volunteer labor, and partner requests into practical humanitarian relief for people in crisis. Midwest Mission receives requests from trusted nonprofit partners, prepares supplies it already has, asks supporters for needed items, and relies on volunteers to process, revitalize, assemble, and pack resources for distribution. Those resources are then shipped…
Midwest Mission is a Christian humanitarian relief ministry based in Pawnee, Illinois, with an additional site in Jefferson, Iowa. The organization’s mission is bringing the hearts and hands of God’s people together to transform resources into humanitarian relief. Its public theme emphasizes sending tangible resources to those in need to make an intangible difference through hope and empowerment.
The organization’s core focus is transforming donated supplies, volunteer labor, and partner requests into practical humanitarian relief for people in crisis. Midwest Mission receives requests from trusted nonprofit partners, prepares supplies it already has, asks supporters for needed items, and relies on volunteers to process, revitalize, assemble, and pack resources for distribution. Those resources are then shipped through partners to people facing disaster, poverty, health challenges, educational barriers, or economic hardship.
Midwest Mission serves locally, nationally, and internationally from central Illinois and central Iowa, sending supplies “around the world and around the corner.” Its work is distributed through trusted nonprofit partners, including domestic and international agencies. The organization’s ministry areas include disaster relief, health, education, micro-business, kits, and sustainability, with supplies sent through both U.S. and global partnerships.
The ministry operates through donations, volunteer service, kit assembly, refurbished items, mission events, collection sites, and shipping partnerships. Volunteers assemble kits, refurbish bicycles and sewing machines, build student desks, sort supplies, process donations, and help prepare shipments. Midwest Mission also works with partners such as UMCOR and Food For The Poor to pre-position disaster relief supplies and respond to needs after storms and other crises.
A distinctive part of Midwest Mission’s work is combining hands-on Christian service with logistics, disaster readiness, and practical resources that empower recipients. Its disaster relief work includes Home Care Kits, Tornado Kits, UMCOR Cleaning Kits, UMCOR Hygiene Kits, Personal Dignity Kits, Student Kits, and fire equipment. Its education work includes student supplies and desks, while its micro-business work includes refurbished bicycles and sewing machines that can help people earn income and support families.
People can engage with Midwest Mission by volunteering at the Illinois or Iowa location, serving from home, hosting mission events, donating money or supplies, assembling kits, using patterns for handmade items, becoming an ambassador, joining the newsletter, or supporting current needs. Churches, families, groups, and individuals can participate through on-site mission experiences, weekend workshops, permanent collection sites, conference collections, and practical service that turns resources into humanitarian relief.
Independent Christian ChurchMission Indy Inc.Mission Indy equips youth, adults, and church groups to serve Indianapolis through local mission experiences, training,…
Mission Indy Inc. — Organization Profile Mission Indy Inc. is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Indianapolis, Indiana. The organization equips and trains Christians to express the love of Jesus through service opportunities in the Indianapolis area. Its public mission…
Mission Indy Inc. — Organization Profile Mission Indy Inc. is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Indianapolis, Indiana. The organization equips and trains Christians to express the love of Jesus through service opportunities in the Indianapolis area. Its public mission is “Equip Christians to Serve Others,” and its vision is for local churches to be inspired to love their neighbors by serving in Indianapolis. The organization’s core focus is training youth, adults, churches, interns, and ministry groups to serve others through local mission experiences that connect Christian faith with practical love for neighbors. Mission Indy grew out of service opportunities connected with Chapel Rock Christian Church in the late 1990s, when Ron and Marsha Greiner and other founding members sensed…
Mission Indy Inc. is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Indianapolis, Indiana. The organization equips and trains Christians to express the love of Jesus through service opportunities in the Indianapolis area. Its public mission is “Equip Christians to Serve Others,” and its vision is for local churches to be inspired to love their neighbors by serving in Indianapolis.
The organization’s core focus is training youth, adults, churches, interns, and ministry groups to serve others through local mission experiences that connect Christian faith with practical love for neighbors. Mission Indy grew out of service opportunities connected with Chapel Rock Christian Church in the late 1990s, when Ron and Marsha Greiner and other founding members sensed a call to help more churches experience mission service in the city.
Mission Indy serves Indianapolis, Indiana, especially the greater Indianapolis area, through partnerships with churches, ministries, agencies, and community organizations. Its model brings groups from rural, urban, and suburban churches into service opportunities where they can learn, serve, and return home better prepared to serve their own neighbors intentionally. The organization’s emphasis is not starting new ministries, but partnering with existing churches and ministries already serving in the city.
The ministry operates through summer programs, custom service opportunities, internships, prayer experiences, resources, and local partnerships. Mission Indy provides housing, food, showers, tools, materials, and site leadership so youth and adult groups can serve in the context of the city. Summer programming offers organized mission experiences for church groups, while custom opportunities can be designed for fall break, spring break, weekends, or other group schedules.
A distinctive part of Mission Indy’s work is combining hands-on service with training, encouragement, challenge, and motivation so participants carry mission practices back to their own communities. The organization also offers summer internship opportunities where interns serve and lead participating groups while gaining hands-on ministry experience. Its Intentional Formation Initiative is described as a fellowship program combining communal living, paid work, Kingdom learning, and local church engagement.
People can engage with Mission Indy by registering for summer programming, requesting custom opportunities, applying for internships, joining prayer efforts, donating, reading the newsletter, or contacting the staff directly. Churches, youth groups, adult groups, and individuals can participate through service experiences that help them practice the love of Jesus in Indianapolis and grow in their ability to serve where they live.
Independent Christian ChurchMission JourneysMission Journeys helps churches and individuals fulfill the Great Commission through mission trips, Global Bible School,…
Mission Journeys — Organization Profile Mission Journeys is a Christian mission organization based in Lexington, Kentucky. The ministry describes itself as a mission and ministry of non-denominational Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, with the public theme “Living Out the…
Mission Journeys — Organization Profile Mission Journeys is a Christian mission organization based in Lexington, Kentucky. The ministry describes itself as a mission and ministry of non-denominational Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, with the public theme “Living Out the Great Commission.” Its work includes mission trips, Bible training, long-term missionary support, Appalachian outreach, and leadership development. The organization’s core focus is helping churches and individuals fulfill the Great Commission through evangelism, discipleship, leadership development, mission trips, and support for local, regional, and international mission work. Mission Journeys states that it exists to direct people to Jesus as Lord and Savior, assist churches with leadership and strategic planning, give Christians a heart for missions and the lost, coordinate mission trips…
Mission Journeys is a Christian mission organization based in Lexington, Kentucky. The ministry describes itself as a mission and ministry of non-denominational Christian Churches and Churches of Christ, with the public theme “Living Out the Great Commission.” Its work includes mission trips, Bible training, long-term missionary support, Appalachian outreach, and leadership development.
The organization’s core focus is helping churches and individuals fulfill the Great Commission through evangelism, discipleship, leadership development, mission trips, and support for local, regional, and international mission work. Mission Journeys states that it exists to direct people to Jesus as Lord and Savior, assist churches with leadership and strategic planning, give Christians a heart for missions and the lost, coordinate mission trips and projects, and support mission work.
Mission Journeys serves from Lexington, Kentucky, with ongoing ministry efforts in Appalachia and Eastern Kentucky. The organization also has full-time missionaries serving in Belize, Central America, and its Global Bible School outreach is active in the Philippines, Kenya, Guyana, Zambia, Tanzania, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Pakistan. Its website also highlights work in Guyana, Tanzania, Leyte in the Philippines, and Islamabad, Pakistan.
The ministry began through Teen Mission, USA, which was founded in 1970. Mission Journeys was born after a mission trip to Haiti in 1985 and later became the ministry’s primary working name in 2010. Over time, its short-term teams have helped start congregations, build church buildings, repair children’s homes, schools, and homes for the elderly, assist disaster recovery, preach, teach, baptize, strengthen new Christians, and encourage missionaries.
A distinctive part of Mission Journeys’ current work is combining short-term mission trips with longer-term Bible training and full-time ministry partnerships. Its Global Bible School began in 2005 and has become a major priority, training church leaders and providing Bible study opportunities in multiple countries. The Barnabas Project, launched in 2010, supports year-round ministry in Belize, including work among disadvantaged people and at-risk children from a ministry center near Belmopan.
People can engage with Mission Journeys by giving, praying, joining mission trips, supporting Global Bible School, helping the Appalachian Christmas Project, or contacting the ministry about service opportunities. Current trip opportunities include Eastern Kentucky, Belize, and Guyana, with work such as home repairs, needed distributions, VBS, worship, witnessing, cross-cultural evangelism, discipleship, church planting support, medical clinics, and youth, music, or sports camps.
Church of ChristMission Resource Network (MRN)Mission Resource Network (MRN) is a Bedford, Texas-based nonprofit that equips churches and global workers through…
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) 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.
Independent Christian ChurchMission to Russia InternationalMission to Russia International multiplies churches among Russian-speaking people through church planting, Christian education, discipleship, and…
Mission to Russia International — Organization Profile Mission to Russia International, also known as MTR International, is a Christian mission organization based in St. Peters, Missouri. The organization exists to make disciples in Russian-speaking nations through church planting and Christian…
Mission to Russia International — Organization Profile Mission to Russia International, also known as MTR International, is a Christian mission organization based in St. Peters, Missouri. The organization exists to make disciples in Russian-speaking nations through church planting and Christian education. Its public ministry focus is multiplying churches among Russian-speaking people and taking the gospel message of forgiveness, love, and salvation to people living in the former Soviet Union. The organization’s core focus is multiplying churches among Russian-speaking people through church planting, local leadership development, Christian education, and gospel-centered partnerships. MTR International began its church-planting mission with its first church plant in Kostroma, Russia. That congregation has matured and continues to serve its community while raising up men and women…
Mission to Russia International, also known as MTR International, is a Christian mission organization based in St. Peters, Missouri. The organization exists to make disciples in Russian-speaking nations through church planting and Christian education. Its public ministry focus is multiplying churches among Russian-speaking people and taking the gospel message of forgiveness, love, and salvation to people living in the former Soviet Union.
The organization’s core focus is multiplying churches among Russian-speaking people through church planting, local leadership development, Christian education, and gospel-centered partnerships. MTR International began its church-planting mission with its first church plant in Kostroma, Russia. That congregation has matured and continues to serve its community while raising up men and women for Christian service.
Mission to Russia International serves Russian-speaking communities in the former Soviet Union, with current or associated church work identified in Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Abkhazia. Its public church pages identify established churches in Kostroma, Gomel, and Mogilev, along with associate churches in Davydovsky and Gus-Hrustalniy. Current church-planting locations include Minsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Ivanovo, Lutsk, Nesvizh, Krivoy Rog, Sukhum, and a second Lutsk church plant.
The ministry operates through church planting, support for established congregations, missionary partnerships, leadership involvement, and Christian education. Its sister ministry, Light to the World Ministries, supports kingdom work among families in Russia through Light to the World Christian Academy in Kostroma. The academy was established in 1999 to meet the educational and spiritual needs of children in Kostroma, providing Russian primary and secondary education while regularly teaching students the Bible.
A distinctive part of Mission to Russia International’s work is connecting church planting with long-term Christian education and discipleship among Russian-speaking families. Through Light to the World Christian Academy, students receive eleven years of instruction in English and biblical teaching, and many families encounter the gospel through the school. MTR International’s church-planting work also emphasizes existing and emerging congregations that can serve their communities and continue raising up Christian workers.
People can engage with Mission to Russia International by praying, giving, supporting church planting, sponsoring Light to the World Christian Academy students, following ministry updates, or contacting the ministry directly. Supporters can give online, set up recurring donations, text to give, or mail gifts to the St. Peters address. Churches and individuals can also follow MTR International and Light to the World Ministries through their official social channels for updates from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Abkhazia, and the academy in Kostroma.
Independent Christian ChurchMissionary Flights InternationalMissionary Flights International supports Bible-centered missions through aviation transportation, cargo logistics, and missionary travel serving Haiti,…
Missionary Flights International — Organization Profile Missionary Flights International, also known as MFI, is a Christian aviation ministry based in Fort Pierce, Florida. The organization exists to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in partnership with Bible-centered missions by…
Missionary Flights International — Organization Profile Missionary Flights International, also known as MFI, is a Christian aviation ministry based in Fort Pierce, Florida. The organization exists to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in partnership with Bible-centered missions by providing reliable transportation and logistical services. MFI’s public theme is “Standing in the Gap,” drawn from Ezekiel 22:30, and reflects its role as a dependable link between missionaries and the communities they serve. The organization’s core focus is using aviation to support nonprofit Christian evangelical missionaries, organizations, and churches so the gospel can be preached and lives can be changed. MFI provides passenger flights, cargo transportation, logistics, and mission support for affiliated missionaries and mission organizations. Its work helps missionaries…
Missionary Flights International, also known as MFI, is a Christian aviation ministry based in Fort Pierce, Florida. The organization exists to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ in partnership with Bible-centered missions by providing reliable transportation and logistical services. MFI’s public theme is “Standing in the Gap,” drawn from Ezekiel 22:30, and reflects its role as a dependable link between missionaries and the communities they serve.
The organization’s core focus is using aviation to support nonprofit Christian evangelical missionaries, organizations, and churches so the gospel can be preached and lives can be changed. MFI provides passenger flights, cargo transportation, logistics, and mission support for affiliated missionaries and mission organizations. Its work helps missionaries travel closer to the communities they serve while moving supplies that are difficult to transport through ordinary channels.
Missionary Flights International serves from Fort Pierce, Florida, with regular aviation service for affiliated mission work in Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and the Bahamas. The organization also states that it flies wherever the Lord directs. MFI currently serves more than 600 affiliated missionary groups in the Caribbean and transports Christian workers and cargo for those mission partners.
The ministry began in the 1960s when Don Beldin flew a small single-engine airplane for Youth for Christ evangelism in the Bahamas. As needs grew, he began transporting missionaries and equipment, and Missionary Flights International was incorporated in 1964 to serve Bible-centered missions. After 42 years in West Palm Beach, MFI moved to Fort Pierce in 2006, where it now operates from two hangars.
A distinctive part of Missionary Flights International’s work is combining missionary air transportation with practical cargo logistics for gospel-centered work in the Caribbean. Its aircraft have transported items ranging from the Word of God to construction materials and livestock, depending on mission needs. MFI reports that about 300 tons of cargo and 4,000 Christian workers are transported each year, supporting churches, schools, clinics, relief work, and mission outreach.
People can engage with Missionary Flights International by giving, volunteering, applying for jobs or aviation internships, scheduling a tour, attending events, requesting a visit from an MFI representative, or supporting specific staff members and aircraft needs. Missionaries and teams who want to fly with MFI must be connected with an affiliated mission, and MFI states that its affiliation is for missions actively involved in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Independent Christian ChurchMissions of Hope InternationalMissions of Hope International serves disadvantaged African communities through Christian education, economic empowerment, health initiatives, church…
Missions of Hope International — Organization Profile Missions of Hope International, also known as MOHI, is a Christian holistic ministry serving children and families in disadvantaged communities throughout Africa. The organization began in Mathare Valley in Nairobi, Kenya, and now…
Missions of Hope International — Organization Profile Missions of Hope International, also known as MOHI, is a Christian holistic ministry serving children and families in disadvantaged communities throughout Africa. The organization began in Mathare Valley in Nairobi, Kenya, and now works across urban slums, informal settlements, and remote rural villages through education, economic empowerment, health initiatives, church planting, and gospel-centered community development. The organization’s core focus is transforming lives through the hope of Jesus Christ by educating children, empowering families, restoring health, and redeeming lives through the gospel. MOHI describes its work as a holistic approach to addressing poverty, offering physical, emotional, social, and spiritual support so vulnerable children and families can move out of generational poverty and experience lasting…
Missions of Hope International, also known as MOHI, is a Christian holistic ministry serving children and families in disadvantaged communities throughout Africa. The organization began in Mathare Valley in Nairobi, Kenya, and now works across urban slums, informal settlements, and remote rural villages through education, economic empowerment, health initiatives, church planting, and gospel-centered community development.
The organization’s core focus is transforming lives through the hope of Jesus Christ by educating children, empowering families, restoring health, and redeeming lives through the gospel. MOHI describes its work as a holistic approach to addressing poverty, offering physical, emotional, social, and spiritual support so vulnerable children and families can move out of generational poverty and experience lasting hope in Christ.
Missions of Hope International serves Kenya, Liberia, and Ethiopia, with work in more than 35 communities and more than 35 schools. In Kenya, its listed communities include places in Nairobi County, Kilifi County, Kisumu County, Marsabit County, Machakos County, Nyeri County, Nakuru County, and Turkana County. The organization states that some communities may not be listed publicly for privacy and security reasons.
The ministry operates through integrated programs summarized as Educate, Empower, Restore, and Redeem. Its schools provide quality Christian education for children from nursery through high school. Its empowerment programs include business and skills training, microloans, and support for parents and community members with limited formal education. Its restoration work includes physical, mental, emotional, relational, and spiritual health initiatives, while its church planting and local church partnerships help share the gospel and nurture faith communities.
A distinctive part of MOHI’s work is a locally led, Kenyan-founded ministry model that combines education, holistic support, and the power of the local church. The organization states that it is founded and led by Kenyans and supported by more than 1,500 local staff. Its model is designed to provide a “hand up” rather than only a handout, with transformation beginning with a child in school and spreading to families, neighbors, and whole communities.
People can engage with Missions of Hope International by sponsoring a child, giving to critical needs, supporting projects, taking mission or vision trips, becoming a church or organizational partner, using sponsor and partner resources, downloading the MOHI mobile app, or following ministry updates. Supporters can give online or by mail, pray for the ministry, and partner with MOHI as it works to educate children, empower parents, restore health, and share the gospel in disadvantaged communities.
Independent Christian ChurchMissionWorksMissionWorks equips individuals, churches, schools, and mission organizations with resources, training, connections, tools, and standards for…
MissionWorks — Organization Profile MissionWorks is a Christian mission-resourcing organization based in Vancouver, Washington. The organization connects local churches and individuals to mission so that increasing numbers of believers actively serve in areas of the world’s greatest gospel need and…
MissionWorks — Organization Profile MissionWorks is a Christian mission-resourcing organization based in Vancouver, Washington. The organization connects local churches and individuals to mission so that increasing numbers of believers actively serve in areas of the world’s greatest gospel need and opportunity. Its work focuses on helping people, churches, schools, and mission organizations do more in mission and do it better. The organization’s core focus is providing mission-minded individuals, churches, mission organizations, and schools with resources, connections, training, tools, and standards for effective local and global mission work. MissionWorks serves people who are just beginning to explore mission, those looking for short-term mission opportunities, and organizations seeking to improve the quality, safety, and effectiveness of their mission trips. MissionWorks serves from…
MissionWorks is a Christian mission-resourcing organization based in Vancouver, Washington. The organization connects local churches and individuals to mission so that increasing numbers of believers actively serve in areas of the world’s greatest gospel need and opportunity. Its work focuses on helping people, churches, schools, and mission organizations do more in mission and do it better.
The organization’s core focus is providing mission-minded individuals, churches, mission organizations, and schools with resources, connections, training, tools, and standards for effective local and global mission work. MissionWorks serves people who are just beginning to explore mission, those looking for short-term mission opportunities, and organizations seeking to improve the quality, safety, and effectiveness of their mission trips.
MissionWorks serves from Vancouver, Washington, with a national and global ministry reach through its family of mission platforms and partners. Its ministry family includes Mission Connexion, Mission Guide, Mission Linked, Mission Armor, Mission Excellence, and MissionNext. Together, these resources help people attend mission conferences, find service opportunities, connect with supporters, obtain mission-trip coverage, improve short-term mission standards, and match people with opportunities to serve among the nations.
The organization operates through a family of ministries with complementary roles. Mission Connexion offers regional conferences and focus events that provide mission training. Mission Guide helps people search for mission trips according to service, ministry, and mission preferences. Mission Linked provides fundraising tools for sharing ministry stories with supporters. Mission Armor supports mission-trip safety through coverage for illness or injury. Mission Excellence helps churches, organizations, and schools implement better standards for effective kingdom service.
A distinctive part of MissionWorks’ approach is bringing mission mobilization, training, matching, fundraising, risk management, and short-term mission standards under one mission-support ecosystem. In 2025, MissionWorks announced that MissionNext was joining the organization, adding a platform designed to connect God’s people with opportunities to serve the Lord among the nations. This strengthens MissionWorks’ role as a connector for both people seeking mission opportunities and organizations seeking mission participants.
People can engage with MissionWorks by attending Mission Connexion events, using Mission Guide to search for mission trips, participating in MissionNext matching, joining MissionWorks membership, sponsoring or advertising through the ministry, donating, signing up for updates, or contacting the team. Churches, schools, mission agencies, and individuals can use MissionWorks resources to discover opportunities, prepare well, serve safely, and strengthen local and global mission engagement.
Independent Christian ChurchMMS AviationMMS Aviation prepares people and planes for worldwide missionary service through aviation maintenance training, pilot preparation,…
MMS Aviation — Organization Profile MMS Aviation is a Christian aviation ministry based in Coshocton, Ohio. The organization serves missionary aviation by training apprentice mechanics and pilots and maintaining missionary aircraft. Its public purpose is “preparing people and planes for…
MMS Aviation — Organization Profile MMS Aviation is a Christian aviation ministry based in Coshocton, Ohio. The organization serves missionary aviation by training apprentice mechanics and pilots and maintaining missionary aircraft. Its public purpose is “preparing people and planes for worldwide missionary service,” connecting technical aviation skills with the needs of missionaries serving in difficult-to-reach places. The organization’s core focus is preparing people and airplanes for worldwide missionary service through hands-on aviation maintenance training, pilot preparation, and mission aircraft repair. MMS Aviation states that missionaries rely on aircraft for food, supplies, transportation, and access to remote ministry locations. The ministry responds to that need by developing skilled mechanics and returning mission aircraft to safe and effective service. MMS Aviation serves…
MMS Aviation is a Christian aviation ministry based in Coshocton, Ohio. The organization serves missionary aviation by training apprentice mechanics and pilots and maintaining missionary aircraft. Its public purpose is “preparing people and planes for worldwide missionary service,” connecting technical aviation skills with the needs of missionaries serving in difficult-to-reach places.
The organization’s core focus is preparing people and airplanes for worldwide missionary service through hands-on aviation maintenance training, pilot preparation, and mission aircraft repair. MMS Aviation states that missionaries rely on aircraft for food, supplies, transportation, and access to remote ministry locations. The ministry responds to that need by developing skilled mechanics and returning mission aircraft to safe and effective service.
MMS Aviation serves from Coshocton, Ohio, while supporting missionary aviation programs around the world. Its work benefits evangelical Christian organizations that operate aircraft for ministry, including mission groups that depend on small aircraft to reach communities where roads, terrain, distance, or security concerns make ordinary travel difficult. The organization is accredited by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability and is a member of the International Association of Missionary Aviation.
The ministry operates through a full-time aviation maintenance apprenticeship, aircraft maintenance services, pilot preparation pathways, staff service, and donor-supported operations. Its apprenticeship is a thirty-month, hands-on aviation maintenance ministry where the hangar functions as the classroom and missionary aircraft become the training context. Apprentices work under licensed and qualified staff as they help inspect, repair, overhaul, and modify mission aircraft.
A distinctive part of MMS Aviation’s model is providing aircraft repair, overhaul, and modification to Christian missionary organizations without charging labor while training future mission aviation mechanics. Support teams and donors help make that possible, allowing MMS to meet immediate mission aircraft needs while also sending trained mechanics into future missionary service. Pilot candidates may also complete maintenance training at MMS before continuing flight training through Missionary Air Group in Burlington, North Carolina.
People can engage with MMS Aviation by donating, supporting one of its missionary staff families, praying, joining the staff, applying for apprenticeship, visiting the Coshocton facility, requesting a tour, subscribing to the GroundCrew newsletter, or contacting the ministry directly. Supporters can give toward general operations or specific staff members, helping provide ongoing training and maintenance services for the missionary aviation community.
Independent Christian ChurchMNT TravelMNT Travel serves faith-based, humanitarian, and group travelers through specialized airfare, mission travel planning, visa support,…
MNT Travel — Organization Profile MNT Travel, also known as Mission Nation Travel, is a travel-services company based in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The organization serves the faith-based, humanitarian, and group travel communities by helping ministries, mission teams, volunteers, humanitarian aid workers,…
MNT Travel — Organization Profile MNT Travel, also known as Mission Nation Travel, is a travel-services company based in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The organization serves the faith-based, humanitarian, and group travel communities by helping ministries, mission teams, volunteers, humanitarian aid workers, and organizations plan and manage complex travel. The organization’s core focus is providing mission and humanitarian travelers with specialized international airfare, group travel coordination, visa support, and personalized travel service. MNT Travel describes its role as becoming an extension of a client’s mission, with travel experts who understand the needs of mission trip planning, humanitarian work, and group travel logistics. MNT Travel serves clients from Ephrata, Pennsylvania, while supporting travel to destinations around the world. Its website specifically identifies faith-based…
MNT Travel, also known as Mission Nation Travel, is a travel-services company based in Ephrata, Pennsylvania. The organization serves the faith-based, humanitarian, and group travel communities by helping ministries, mission teams, volunteers, humanitarian aid workers, and organizations plan and manage complex travel.
The organization’s core focus is providing mission and humanitarian travelers with specialized international airfare, group travel coordination, visa support, and personalized travel service. MNT Travel describes its role as becoming an extension of a client’s mission, with travel experts who understand the needs of mission trip planning, humanitarian work, and group travel logistics.
MNT Travel serves clients from Ephrata, Pennsylvania, while supporting travel to destinations around the world. Its website specifically identifies faith-based travel, humanitarian travel, group travel, and visa services as primary service areas. The organization works with religious organizations, humanitarian NGOs, volunteers, adoption travelers, mission-service groups, and other travelers whose work often requires flexibility, multiple fares, extended purchase timelines, and careful coordination.
The company operates through dedicated travel experts who help clients compare options, organize itineraries, manage group details, and address travel needs such as flights, hotels, ground transportation, traveler profiles, and payments. MNT Travel also works in partnership with CIBTvisas to help travelers check visa and passport requirements and begin the application process through an online portal.
A distinctive part of MNT Travel’s work is serving faith-based and humanitarian travelers with travel planning shaped around ministry purpose rather than ordinary leisure travel alone. Its services are designed for teams that may need flexible airfares, fee sensitivity, deadline management, seat assignments, baggage coordination, deviations, and travel to remote or challenging destinations. Its team states that it shares in the purpose and passion of faith-based and humanitarian communities.
People can engage with MNT Travel by contacting the team, submitting a travel request, completing a traveler profile, using its visa-services portal, subscribing to travel updates, or calling for 24/7 travel support. Churches, ministries, nonprofit organizations, mission agencies, humanitarian workers, and group leaders can use MNT Travel to plan mission trips, humanitarian travel, group airfare, and related travel logistics.
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