Since 1985 the American Indian Christian Mission in Show Low, Arizona has provided a Christ-centered education for children from the Navajo and Apache nations.  Students, 3rd through 8th grade, live at the mission during the school year.  With over 70% unemployment among the Indian nations, AICM continues to reach out to the poverty-stricken families.

The mission of Asia Pacific International (API) is to plant churches and bless communities in Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim country.  API shares the Gospel through Smart Point community learning centers; Bible correspondence courses; medical clinics; and a prison ministry.

Since its beginning in 1957, Cookson Hills Christian Ministries have provided Christ centered family-style living, Christian education and counseling for at-risk children ages 5-17.  Cookson Hills offers help, hope and healing to abused and abandoned children and teens.

The heart of Dynamic Church Planting International (DCPI) is to equip leaders to establish churches worldwide. Chris McKinney travels throughout Asia and the Pacific region providing DCPI training.

The Gideons distribute God’s Word around the world free of charge in hotels, hospitals, medical offices, schools, colleges, jails and prisons.  Locally, the Oceanside Camp of the Gideons International serves the north San Diego coastal communities of Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Encinitas, and Cardiff.

Chaplain Richard Phillips serves at Tri-City Medical Center and Chaplain Joe Woods ministers at local convalescent facilities.

Chad Courtney is the American representative for the Ibero American ministries and mentors missionaries in South America, Sierra Leone and the Middle East.

International Disaster Emergency Services (I.D.E.S.) seeks to meet physical and spiritual needs of suffering people throughout the world in the name of Jesus Christ by partnering with Christian Churches and Church of Christ and their missionaries.  Their main projects focus on Disaster, Hunger, Medical Services, Evangelism, and Community Development.

The purpose of Maven Ministries is to prepare Christians to think more clearly about their faith and to know how to give a gracious defense for Christianity in the real world.  Maven offers seminars, workshops and curriculum that provide adults and students with an understanding of God’s truths and how to defend it.

For 42 years, the Mexico Christian Children’s Home has provided a loving Christian family for more than 145 orphaned children in Queretaro, Mexico.  Douglas Wright and his wife Monica, who have served for 19 years, continue to answer God’s call to care for homeless and abandoned boys of Mexico.

MK ministers to his own people in the Bihar region of northern India where the poorest of the poor live.  The ministry provides training for local house church planters. Last year over 40,000 people were baptized.  Despite severe persecution from Hindus, converts are being trained in God’s Word.

Niños de Baja is a Christian orphanage located in El Porvenir, Mexico.  The orphanage includes a home for infants and young children, a home for boys 7-12 and a home for girls 7-12.

Lighthouse provides dinner and the love of Christ twice a month at a shelter for some 40 abused women and their children.  Operation Hope provides a hand up to the homeless by providing housing and job training.

Pathway Health Clinic  is a medical clinic offering practical assistance and resources to young women and teens faced with an unplanned pregnancy.  Pathway provides pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, peer counseling, maternity and baby supplies, and parenting and abortion recovery programs.  

Since 1954, the Polish Christian Ministries has worked to spread the gospel and establish churches.  The goal of PCM is to assist churches in becoming healthy, self-supporting, and reproducing congregations.  Daniel Masarczyk pastors a Church of 150 in Sosnowiec Poland.

After spending over three years as missionaries in Colombia, the Roddy family has returned to Oceanside and have opened a foundation that provides life skills training for teens and young adults.  Upon returning to the U.S.A., the Roddy’s saw the same need for hope and life skills training as they encountered in Colombia.  Their goal is to first meet the physical needs of young people in order to meet their spiritual needs.

Their flagship programs is their “Seekers Suicide Intervention Corps” in which they are equipping and preparing everyday people, both young and old, to combat suicide in our culture.  With suicide rising to epidemic levels here in the U.S. and around the world, this is a vital ministry that is changing and saving lives.

Pray: For regular financial funding to expand the ministry nationally and internationally.

Pray: For health and financial support for the Roddy Family