A strong community saves lives. The Indigenous Community Empowerment Network exists to empower Indigenous organizations and individuals who are making positive changes in their community from the inside out. We accomplish this by providing suicide prevention trainings, career education/mentoring, and hosting community events to promote strong relationships. Strong family and community relationships prevent self-harm. Using our network and circles of influence we can all partner together to provide necessary funding, supplies, training, and other resources to build a better tomorrow for Indigenous youth, veterans, and their families.
Hour of Harvest partners with many local churches around the globe to give them the tangible and spiritual support they need to continue the work of the ministry. Sometimes this means leadership conferences and spiritual equipping, other times this looks bicycles, audio Bibles, and solar powered lights.
Hindustan Bible Institute (HBI) is a ministry in India that began 71 years ago. HBI Global Partners helps the local church mobilize its resources in people, finances, skills, and abilities to fulfill the great commission in India and beyond. HBI is building God-class, transformational leaders. Craig McCleod works to help raise support for them from the American church.
RUN stands for Reaching Unreached Nations. They equip the local church to: PRAY for the revelation of God and His Kingdom,
RESCUE people from the evils of slavery, EMPOWER leaders with training and tools, and MULTIPLY movements that impact their world for good.
Convoy of Hope is a faith-based organization with a driving passion to feed the world through children’s feeding initiatives, community outreach, and disaster response. In partnership with local churches, businesses, civic organizations, and government agencies, Convoy strategically offers help and hope to communities around the world.
Heart of the Bride is a ministry focused on equipping and empowering the church to fulfill the call of James 1:27 and many similar verses, to meet vulnerable and fatherless children in their need with gospel-centered care.
Vapor Ministries operates multiple ministry centers in multiple countries, serving hundreds of thousands on a weekly basis and employing hundreds of indigenous people. Each year, Vapor Ministries is serving tens of millions of cups of clean water, serving hundreds of thousands of meals through centers and providing health services to thousands of people in desperate need. Micah says, “We praise God for our partners that make this global impact a reality. It is our dream that God will use us to touch millions of people around the world. He’s given us the model now we are praying for more partners. At the end of the day we have one life to live, and it’s like a Vapor.
Frontline Missions is an organization that assists in creating partnerships between U.S. and international churches. We partner with them in Colombia to train up discipleship teams within the Wayuu people group and other indigenous groups.
Bani and Zamira Vercani run a Christian English Language School in Albania. Their purpose is to make God known in Albania. In addition to the school, they run their church, and visit remote villages and share the gospel, discipling new believers as they meet Jesus.
This medical ministry model works in partnership with local churches in which the American medical teams provide free medical care, which attracts large numbers of patients who are evangelized by local church members. The church members disciple the new believers, who then become church members themselves.
Ben Goodman is the Pastor of Leadership Development and Prophetic Ministry at Manna Church Fayetteville. He also travels internationally (Taiwan, China, Canada, the UK and Israel) ministering prophetically, consulting networks and their leaders, doing conferences, and developing leaders.
After many years serving and supporting a house church planting network in the middle east, the S Family is home in the USA preparing for their next mission field. Their goal is to become the special forces of the mission world, heading into dark and war torn places when everyone else evacuates.
The G family lives and works in Central Asia. Through humanitarian projects they build respect and rapport in the community. They live out Christ like love and share the gospel with those they are in relationship with.
