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The LGN is dedicated to training pastors in impoverished nations how to grow healthy churches that love lost people to Christ. They do this primarily in India and Cambodia through a network of indigenous trainers who in turn train thousands of pastors. The LGN founder, Pastor Kim Ryan, continues to oversee the network and Alex & Cherry lead the work in India while Sophea and Jenny lead in Cambodia. They also provide care for hundreds of orphans as LGN churches live out the PEACE Plan: Planting churches, Equipping servant leaders, Assisting the poor, Caring for the sick, & Educating the illiterate.
Contact: alexfromlgn@gmail.com
visit: lifegivingnetwork.org
Judah Mooney works with Diaconia in Paraguay. Diaconia gives opportunity to the poor by offering micro loans and financial literacy training to underprivileged women. These programs are allowing the local churches to have a greater impact and bring holistic development to the poor in Asunción. Judah has been working to help women develop small businesses so that they can continue to care for their children. He has also developed a nutrition and child development program to help care and disciple underprivileged children.
Contact: www.diaconia.com.py
Led by Dr. David Tey & Rev. Moses Tey, the ministry focus is on leadership development, preaching, and teaching in China’s Open Churches. By God’s grace, since 1993, they have spoken to well over 2 million live attendance in China including seminaries and churches across 20+ provinces. They provide theological books to strengthen the church and her influence in China.
Ichthus ministries is dedicated to bringing the expansion of God’s kingdom in Northern India. We seek to bring spiritual and holistic development through planting churches, schooling, care for orphans, a home for the disabled, medical care and vocational training for lepers and the poorest of the poor.
Contact: Icthusindiaministries@gmail.com
Starfish Ministries’ mission is to minister to needy Haitians for the purpose of presenting the gospel of Jesus Christ. We do this through the following ministries: an orphanage in Tricotte, Haiti, serving 60 children from age 4 to 17; supporting elementary schools in 18 remote villages in Haiti and providing a hot meal every day for over 4000 students; starting secondary schools in Tricotte and Ti-David; launching our medical clinic ministry in 2017 with 12 full time staff members helping to meet the health care needs of those who otherwise would have to travel a long distance for this care; continuing to provide clean water and providing micro-loans to struggling familes; and adding 2 full time pastors bringing the total to 5 pastors ministering in church planting and evangelism.
Project 92 (based on Isaiah 9:2) is focused on advancing the Good News of Jesus Christ to unreached peoples in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. Advocacy, the mobilization of prayer, and the support of indigenous front-line ministries are all key facets to the work. It is our prayer that Jesus will be made known to all unreached peoples, that many will come to faith, and that indigenous churches will be established among them.
Contact: info@project92.net
New Generation Ministries is a “Life-Giving Church” planting and community development organization bringing THE GOOD NEWS to Haiti. Our mission is to come alongside the people of Haiti to help them help themselves to a better way of life with a hope and a future in Jesus Christ. We have planted 11 life-giving churches, established 7 free schools serving almost 1500 students, founded The Good Shepherd Children’s Village Orphanage for 63 vulnerable children, a medical care clinic, ESL classes, and the Marose Marketplace.
Contact: www.newgenerationhaiti.org
Saji and Bindu Oommen work with Multiply, the missions agency of the Mennonite Brethren. Saji is the Director for Global Catalysts, initiating prayer and peace projects around the world. The Oommens have been missionaries in India and Turkey for 10 years, and are currently based in Lynden. Saji has been involved with organizing and coordinating local prayer. He is also involved in Racial Unity Now (RUN Lynden), a faith-based group that seeks to promote understanding and reconciliation between people of diverse cultural backgrounds, with the goal of building bridges of hope and peace where there is conflict and division.
Contact: Saji Oommen
Sajio@multiply.net
626.264.3740
Runlynden.org
