…where the heart of the mission is making disciples

Did you know the LORD has a plan for you?

His command in Matthew 28:18-20, “Go and make disciples…” is for every believer, not just missionaries. But most followers just don’t know how.

We teach believers to obey Jesus by training, modeling, partnering and practicing with them until they can make disciples who make disciples, multiplying the Kingdom.

Making disciples is like a farmer’s work. He enters a new field, prepares the soil, sows the seed, waters and tends the growing plants, and then harvests the crops. Sometimes the new fields are “rocky” or “thorny” and would prevent the crops from growing. In disciple-making, there may be physical problems that block receiving the Word. It is often our job to “prepare the soil” by showing God’s love to his people by first solving their problem.

Find a need…and fill it.

Find a hurt…and heal it.

What we do to remove obstacles to prepare hearts to hear the Word

We place Sawyer waterfilters in the homes of believers as an evangelism tool. Clean water dramatically reduces childhood waterborne disease. With proper backwashing, these filters can clean water for up to 100 people for up to 10 years without filter changes. Neighbors come to get clean water… and stay to hear the story of Jesus.

With the war raging, some whole village populations have been forced into the jungle with their pastor leaders. We help these team members with clean water, food, and tarps until they can get their people to a safe place.

We support pastors of Children’s Christian Homes who raise and educate children who are at high risk for trafficking. We provide sustainable income projects so they are not dependent on foreign aid.

We train indigenous pastors and leaders how to make disciples who make disciples, how to baptize and teach them Christ’s commands, establish house churches, and multiply the Kingdom.

We provide micro-loans to trained disciplemaking pastors to establish businesses that help support their families so they are not dependent on foreign aid. These loans are repaid and reinvested in other pastors.