Global Impact Fund
You can make a Gospel-sharing gift today! Your generosity makes global impact by:
- Sending more missionaries to share the Gospel with the unreached.
- Training and equipping missionaries.
- Supporting and caring for the spiritual and emotional health of our missionaries and their families.
But what does that look like? We’re glad you asked!
Sending More Missionaries
7 out of 10 people in the world have not made a decision for Christ. But you can change this trajectory by launching a new missionary to share the Gospel with someone who hasn’t heard it yet!
You can invest in the next generation of missionaries by impacting the students attending discipleship events at WGM Student Centers on Asbury University and Ohio Christian University’s campuses. You can launch missionaries from all over the world who are taking the Gospel around the world. And you’ll be sustaining this global team of missionaries as they develop deep and lasting relationships, so that every nation, tribe, and people can live in the freedom of Christ and bring glory to God.
Training and Equipping Missionaries
Missionaries face multiple barriers to serving on the mission field, whether that’s finding the right place to service, living and serving cross-culturally, or working with other missionaries.
One of the best ways to combat these barriers is by walking with missionaries in their mission journey and supporting them through training. You can make an eternal difference in the lives of the unreached by equipping missionaries for long-term cross-cultural ministry and building strong ministry partnership teams.
Supporting Spiritual and Emotional Health of Missionaries
Life on the mission field is full of challenges that have significant impact on the spiritual, physical, and mental health of missionaries and their families.
Your generosity provides care to missionaries by providing access to a licensed counselor, supporting the leadership of the Member Health team, journeying with missionaries and missionaries kids in their many transitions to and from the mission field, and responding with support and counseling when crises and trauma arise while serving on the field.
