global partners
matthew 22:36-39
“Teacher, Which Is The Greatest Commandment In The Law?” Jesus replied: “Love The Lord Your God With All Your Heart And With All Your Soul And With All Your Mind. This Is The First And Greatest Commandment. And The Second Is Like It: ‘Love Your Neighbor As Yourself.’
As part of serving free of self we believe we are called to empower followers of Christ to fight the five giants of injustice (poverty, oppression, illiteracy, disease & spiritual emptiness) through the power of relationship! Supporting Missions and Missionaries through prayer, leadership and financially we are investing in their kingdom impact locally, nationally, and globally.
casas por cristo
KIRKLIN FAMILY
Driven by a desire to provide tangible expressions of God’s love and provision, Casas por Cristo began building homes along the U.S. / México border in 1993, first in Ciudad Juárez. We have since expanded to Ciudad Acuña, México and San Raimundo, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. Casas por Cristo (Homes because of Christ) creates important partnerships among various groups across international borders. To date, they have provided nearly 4,000 families with homes. But at Casas por Cristo, they go beyond building. They are dedicated to growing Christ’s church one home at a time by helping meet the physical and spiritual needs of their neighbors.
poetice
VAN PEURSEM FAMILY
Poetice is a vibrant family of Jesus followers actively transforming cities through the revelation of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. They deeply believe that Jesus changes everything and He is at the center of everything they pursue. Located on their 34-acre mission base in Choma, Zambia their ministry spans various pursuits (Prayer+Worship, Community, Trainings, Missions, and Expressions) to proclaim and demonstrate the Good News of the Gospel which is transforming communities from the inside out. Poetice’s primary hope is to help people encounter the radical love of God, be restored to His family, walk in their true identity, and pursue justice in their communities.
