Missions

Guinea - We support Yancy & Sherry Fariss through Pioneer Bible Translators. The Farisses were in Africa for 15 years, translating the Scriptures into the local language. They currently live in Merkel, Texas but return to Africa frequently as they continue their work.

Mexico - We sponsor ministry students through Kairos, led by Victorino Calderon. These men and women study the Biblical text, theology, apologetics, hermeneutics, evangelism, Greek, church planting, and pastoral ministry for 3 years in person and online in order to better serve their congregations. For more information, go to https://institutobiblicokairos.org/

Mozambique - In this Portuguese speaking country Brooklyn Howard teaches English to the Makua-Metto people; one of the most unreached people groups in South-Eastern Africa. Mozambique is one of the poorest countries in the world, and this region is one of the poorest in the country. Teaching English by using the Bible as a textbook, the students not only learn English, but also learn about the Gospel. As a result of Brooklyn’s work, Muslim individuals are currently studying the Bible to learn about Jesus.

Greece - Christianity among Afghans is a relatively new phenomenon, and the numbers of new Christians are growing at a rapid pace. The work of the Diaspora Pathways team is to support Afghans to come to Christ, become disciples of Jesus, and work in harmony and unity as this great movement continues in Asia, throughout Europe and in North America.

They have a physical presence for their ministry in Athens and two other areas in the country of Greece. In these locations they reach out to refugees and asylum seekers, conduct church services, host teachings and prayer meetings, and operate a tea house. They do extensive on-line teaching to Afghans around the world, including inside the country of Afghanistan.

The North Africa team is comprised of three families from Cuba who were an integral part of a network that grew to over 15,000 churches planted across the island over the last ten years. These three families are focused on saturating the region in prayer and developing relationships with locals. They naturally connect through everyday life, as well as serve in a tutoring and skills training access ministry. They are beginning to see relationships move to a spiritual level, and they desire to see God replicate what He did through them in Cuba with the Unreached Peoples of North Africa.