Giving

God is raising up young workers in the Middle East- God is doing great work among the youth of Jordan under the leadership of Rajaee Hamam, to train youth and young adults in the churches throughout Jordan. YFC will organize 20 one-day training events and 4 conferences throughout the year for 100 individuals identified as youth leaders by adults working with youth in their churches. This will be our sixth year of partnering with this ministry. 

When our gifts combine with our mission - In January 2026, a team from Patterson Park will depart for the Oti Region of Ghana to provide medical care to over 2,500 people in 5 villages. This amount covers the medicine for the trip, and a scholarship for the Ghanaian medical workers who serve with our team. It has been shown that providing medical care in remote villages opens many doors of opportunity to share the good news about Jesus for our in-country church workers, Samuel Awiagah and Peter Adisi. 

Creative Evangelism that God is blessing – Arab World Media (AWM) focuses on increasing outreach to Arabs in the MENA region (Middle East/North Africa). These countries are growing in their online access, which creates new opportunities to connect with spiritually open seekers on digital platforms. This investment enables them to support more believers from Muslim backgrounds as digital responders. $50,000 will make it possible to have 2 digital responders engage in online spiritual conversations with 2,000 new seekers. 

“Whatever you do to the least of these, you do unto me.” - Our continued investment in Bangladesh with IN breaks barriers to reach impoverished kids and those who have been trafficked into bonded labor. The Kamalpur Drop-in Center is a ministry of IN, where they provide gospel-centered education for children who are unable to attend traditional school and thus are also at a higher risk for trafficking, especially young women. 

Imagine not having a healthy church near you - SMI has been working with three tribal Unreached People Groups (UPG) in the highlands east of Mumbai, India, for more than 30 years. Currently, the Warli tribe has had the broadest response to the Gospel of Jesus Christ, with many new believers coming from animistic religions that are endemic to the region. Current ministry efforts include evangelism, teaching, baptism, and training new believers within their native context. This investment allows for greater effort in reaching the Warli Tribe. 

Team dysfunction is a leading cause of missionaries leaving the field- In response to this crisis, our global partners, John and Laura Shindeldecker created the international ministry, Peace Pursuit.
Sought out by some of the largest missions organizations, John and Laura help train global workers in conflict resolution and help coach high-level leaders through Biblical peace, so they can remain on the field. We are grateful to invest in this ministry as it continues to grow. Money will go to their yearly budget goal and to translating their training materials into native languages so that a new generation of non-Western missionaries can benefit from these resources.