Our Mission

Indigenous ministries are more effective in . . .

  • Evangelizing
  • Church Planting
  • Bible Teaching and Discipleship Training
  • Sending Out Native Missionaries
  • Meeting The Needs of People.

Indigenous ministry & missionary workers . . .

share the native language and culture of those they are ministering to. This makes them more effective and less threatening. Many areas of the world consider Christianity a Western religion and it is much more effective for them to hear the Gospel message from one of their own. Also, the cost of training and supporting local missionaries is a fraction of the cost of supporting those coming in from the outside.


Third World and developing nations are . . .

caring for their orphans, widows, poor, and those caught up in slavery and prostitution. Their needs are great. Famine, war, epidemics, lack of clean water and natural disasters claim thousands of lives daily. Local missionaries and ministry workers are already on the ground ready to provide life-giving support to those in need. Certainly, when disaster strikes or an overwhelming need arises, outside support is greatly needed. However, when the dust has cleared and outside help has moved on, it is the local church that will remain to continue to care for the people and help them to rebuild their lives.


“A Voice For the Nations” Supports Indigenous Missions by . . .

  • taking on an advocacy role for these missions in order to help facilitate their effectiveness
  • providing a platform here in the Western church whereby these indigenous ministries can share their vision and their needs. This is achieved by way of the Internet, printed materials and meeting with local church leaders and their congregations
  • arranging meetings with church leaders here in the U.S. and facilitating speaking engagements for ministry leaders and their supporters when they travel to the U.S.
  • providing a prayer covering for each partnering ministry
  • facilitating the financial support of each ministry ensuring that all donations reach the ministries and are used for the purpose for which they are given.