The Dong People
The Dong people are a group of musical people hidden away from much of the modern march of technology. They live a traditional, agrarian life-style in Northern Asia. The Body of Christ is not yet present among them.
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New Open Doors - Focus Areas
ANESU Partnership - Zimbabwe
ANESU Partnership (HIV/AIDS Initiative) Because the church, the Body of Christ, IS the answer, TEAM workers serve within the church of Zimbabwe -- encouraging, enabling, equipping, responding with skill and compassion to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. An alliance of individuals, churches, and smal...
The "Musical" People
The southwest corner of North Asia is densely populated by the “Musical” people. With a population of seventeen million, they represent the largest minority in the region and the church among them is weak and poor.
Vienna, Austria
The Beheimgasse Church – and ministry center In the heart of Vienna, the one-time center of the Holy Roman Empire, lives a local Body of Christ serving at the center of a movement for the Kingdom of God in Austria. This Body of Christ is the Beheimgasse Church.
Merauke, Papua - Indonesia
THE MERAUKE COMMUNITY CENTER The Indonesian government has enabled the homesteading of its largest island, Papua, by largely Muslim “trans-migrants” from other over-populated cities.
Piura, Peru
THE BEGINNING OF A NEW CHURCH Piura, a city of 400,000 in the northern region of Peru, was the first Spanish city in Latin America. Generations of families have lived and died in this city, but very few have known that Eternal Life is a gift freely available to them.
It was like a light bulb turning on in my brain. When I realized that missions wasn’t just a professional career for a few unique Christians but that our calling as regular Christians was to live missional lives, wholly committed to making the name of Jesus known among the nations through all that we do, my life was transformed. God began writing a new page of his story in my life.
We are committed to reaching those who are least reached. We go where the most people have the greatest need, from the secularized urban centers of the world to remote minority groups in Asia and the Middle East. Our heart is to see the church of Jesus Christ be established and grow where it is non-existent or struggling.
