Ananias House
Ananias House exists to support the growing body of Christ in the Middle East and North Africa with dynamic ministries to develop churches, train leaders, and provide life-enriching services to local communities of believers. Ananias House seeks to support believers in the greater Middle East region and North Africa, who have been devastated by war and persecution, encouraging and equipping them to fulfill the Great Commission.
Commission to Every Nation
CTEN is a servant organization that helps missionaries fulfill the unique vision God has given them. Through administrative support, they provide accountability and help the missionary get to the field. Through pastoral care, they help the missionary remain effective and healthy while there.
ELAM
ELAM has a two-fold vision: that all the people of the Iran region would have the opportunity to come to know the Lord Jesus Christ and follow Him as a disciple, and that Iranians would be instrumental in taking the Gospel to other Muslims. To achieve this vision, they follow a systematic approach
- Train leaders for fruitful, effective ministry in the Iran region.
- Equip the Iranian church with Bibles and resources for evangelism and discipleship.
- Send the Gospel into the Iran region through trained evangelists, church planters, and Christian media.
Jesus Said Go
JSG is a ministry with a vision to train pastors in Bible storytelling, to set forth a church planting model to be successfully used by mother tongue pastors around the world. Model projects have been launched in unreached languages in West Africa. From this small beginning, the vision is to see that mother tongue pastors and Bible storytellers will rise up throughout the unreached people groups of the world bringing story groups and churches to every unreached village.
Making Disciples International
Teaches on intentional disciple making and spiritual leadership nationally and internationally. They also lead biblical counseling seminars with a focus on freedom and healing for the soul. Their ministry passion is to see the Lord’s people embrace the cross and to grow into Godly maturity as His disciples. In turn, seeing disciples become disciple-makers and spiritual leaders.
Mission Aviation Fellowship
At MAF, they believe that everyone—even the isolated—deserves a chance to experience the love of Jesus Christ. So they use aviation, technology, and training because in many places those are the only ways to reach isolated people with Christ’s love.
New Life Advancement Institute
NLAI is dedicated to living and proclaiming Christ, the Word and Bread of Life, to a lost and hungry world. It is an interdenominational, international mission organization that is dedicated to world evangelization by identifying and developing ministry approaches that are relevant to the various social, economic, political, and cultural environments of the nations where we work.
One Body International
The mission of OBI is to make followers of Jesus, introduce them to the fullness of what God the Father has for them, empower them to walk in their identity in Him by the Holy Spirit, and train them to do the same thing with others. The vision is to see a discipleship movement of people in love with God, growing in true identity, and marked by the works and ways of Jesus, which will permeate the nation of Taiwan and spread from there into all of Asia and the world.
World Venture
At World Venture, they find, train, send, and support catalysts who are filled with the Spirit and called to the unengaged, unreached, unchurched, and unwanted (marginalized) of the world. We focus on those places where they can create the most change for the Gospel.
As the local church expands through committed disciples, it greatly influences its surrounding community. They desire to these Gospel movements to span all aspects of a society through the arts, media, education, church outreach, family and medicine, science and agriculture, business, and government.
YWAM
Youth With A Mission is a global movement of Christians from many cultures, age groups, and Christian traditions, dedicated to serving Jesus throughout the world. Also known as YWAM (pronounced “WHY-wham”), they unite in a common purpose to know God and to make Him known. When they began in 1960, their main focus was to get youth involved in missions. Today, they still focus on youth, and they also involve people aged 8 to 80. They currently work in more than 1,100 locations in over 180 countries, with a staff of over 18,000.
