Outreach

We support a family ministering in Mongolia. This family is serving through a business in rural Mongolia. They are sharing Jesus Christ with the unreached peoples there and providing a stable income for the local communities. Their hearts are to build up local nomadic churches among the Mongol herders.
The business is focused on serving and transforming lives for local natives.

Our mission is to connect vulnerable and marginalized children and parents in urban and rural Thailand to critical resources that create a path to freedom and prevents human trafficking. By providing access to education, a path to citizenship, and holistic care, breaking cycles of poverty and exploitation is not only possible—it's happening.

They have served in Bolivia since 1984, primarily pastoring a church in La Paz. They focus on strengthening home groups, evangelism, and discipleship. Much of their current ministry is online. Miriam leads children’s ministry via Zoom, and they support families in need. Their outreach includes work with the Aymara, a church plant in Oruro, counseling, and Bruce teaches at the ECAMM Missionary Training School.

Gianni and Angela Gaeta moved to Austria as 22-year-old missionaries and, 37 years later, still passionately serve. They founded and lead Life Church and the Life and Leadership Academy, training and mentoring men and women to impact society for Christ. Their vision is to see people find faith, grow in vibrant local churches, and multiply this model across Europe.

Founded in 2012, Micah 6 serves an under-resourced Detroit suburb by growing 1.5 acres of food, running a produce store that employs locals, and offering tutoring and summer camp for kids. Their small church plant welcomes about 65 people weekly, many facing homelessness or addiction.

Twenty years ago, after a local teen's suicide, concerned parents in Westford launched Young Life to support teens through caring relationships and life-giving experiences. Since then, it has grown to serve two high schools and a middle school, impacting hundreds of kids through committed adult involvement.

Margaret has served international students at UMass Lowell with International Students, Inc. since 1996. She teaches ESL and Bible studies, helps students navigate U.S. life, and introduces them to local activities. She brings students to church, hosts lunches, and partners with Chinese Bible Church for Friday night fellowship. She loves using creative ESL lessons to connect students with the hope of the gospel and the peace found in Jesus.

Phil is an experienced pastor with a strong background in pastoral theology, counseling, consulting, and preaching. He holds a Doctor of Ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has a long history of serving churches and communities with care and leadership.