How much of a difference can a week make?
A visit from you means the world. We partner with multiple global and regional partners who share Jesus’ love and are making lasting impact in the communities they serve every day. Showing up, lending a hand and learning about their ministry is so encouraging to our partners!
Our Global Partners
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Asia’s Hope is a mission partner that is dedicated to providing comprehensive, family-style care for orphaned children at high risk of sexual and economic exploitation in Thailand, India and Cambodia. Crossroads sponsors help support 2 homes in Cambodia. These children now have families with moms and dads in a safe home, receive education, medical care and Christian education. There are annual trips to engage with our Cambodia families and regular Zoom Call opportunities for the sponsors to communicate with their child.
In Guatemala we partner with multiple organizations mostly through Mission Impact. We support a girls school, Coffee Farmers, Community Development Projects, and much more.
Check out the Guatemala textiles, buy a cup or a bag of Coffee in our Crossroads Coffee and Tea, or sponsor a girl for her education at the Christian School in Santa Maria de Jesus, the village of our coffee farmers.
You can sponsor a girl for education. Find out how!
This is a new, growing relationship with Dream Church with future trips and opportunities to come. Missional Nepali Tea is also sold in our Crossroads Coffee and Tea to support an organization rescuing and redeeming women from human trafficking.
globalLead is a local non-profit that focuses on training youth and pastor leaders around the world. They care for leaders and pastors as they serve in hard places by providing Heart of the Leader conferences. The conferences care for these leaders spiritually, emotionally, and relationally to renew their passion for gospel work.
Samaritan’s Purse is a nondenominational evangelical Christian organization providing spiritual and physical aid to hurting people around the world. Since 1970, Samaritan’s Purse has helped meet the needs of people who are victims of war, poverty, natural disasters, disease, and famine with the purpose of sharing God’s love through His Son, Jesus Christ. The organization serves the church worldwide to promote the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. North American Ministries responds quickly when natural disasters strike, deploying an army of team members to come alongside homeowners to bring relief and compassion in Jesus’ Name. We also lead construction projects all around the USA. Specialized skills are not required for most projects. We look for team members who have a servant’s heart and are willing and able to work hard. Trips are scheduled 1-2 times per year.
Contact: Doug Hassenzahl at dglsh65@aol.com
The mission of Hope Ministries in Brazil is to preach the Gospel, plant churches, train leaders, and then aid them in planting, strengthening, and multiplying churches throughout the Amazon Region of Northern Brazil. Scott & Michelle Toth founded the ministry to prepare each believer for ministry in the church and participation in missions, establish new churches, and further the Kingdom of God in unreached areas. Before they plant a church anywhere, they walk the area praying for God’s wisdom, talking to families about their needs, and praying for them, while distributing used clothing, Bibles, and simple medical supplies. They also have a medical/dental boat that takes mission teams and the gospel to villages along the Amazon river.
Paz Coffee Shop and Church: Josiah & Jennifer Huber, who are currently the head pastors of Paz Church Kawasaki, Japan. A little over two years ago, God gave them the dream of opening a coffee shop to reach the community with a less threatening approach than a church might have. Non-Christian Japanese are very skeptical of churches, and most wouldn’t set foot in one. However, coffee shops have been taking over for the last 10 years! Currently, besides normal services on Sunday, family groups, discipleships and prayer meetings, they also began Paz Bible College last year to train up church planters. Their dream is to plant coffee shop churches all around Japan!
Two missionary couples serving in San Antonia, Paraguay are Oscar & Karen and Gabriel & Hadassa Caballero. Oscar and Karen have been serving there for 30+ years in church planting, organizing family and youth camps, children’s ministries, and starting a Christian School. Their son, Gabriel, and his wife Hadassa now serve alongside them by planting another church and starting Proyecto Escuela de Vida (School of Life). This social project reaches into the lives of at-risk children and teens to meet practical needs and teaches biblical principles to prepare them to be Christian leaders in their country.
Ruslan Asadov is the director of HIS+DOM Ministry. It is a ministry created to mobilize local churches and families to disciple orphans through foster care and adoption in Russia and Belarus. For most of his career, Ruslan Asadov has believed that Christian mentors are the best solution for the orphan crises in the former USSR and Eastern Europe. His vision began to change when he realized that mentoring is the key to reaching orphans and transforming their lives for Christ. But this could be most effective when orphans were fostered, adopted, and discipled by local Christians. Unfortunately, there are few organizations and churches that are able to recruit, equip and train families, church leaders, and volunteers.
HIS+DOM is an acronym for Discipling Orphans Ministry. DOM means “home” or “house” in Russian. HIS+DOM wants to show all orphans the way to Christ and His Father’s House.
Miracle Mountain Ranch, Spring Creek PA
Miracle Mountain Ranch is a non-denominational, non-profit, Christ-centered ministry where evangelism and discipleship are modeled through structured teaching, training, and life experience by qualified staff. MMR’s mission is the faithful proclamation of the Gospel and the discipleship of those who have believed the gospel message through summer camps, retreats, and our 2-year School of Discipleship Program. Benjamin and Stephanie Freeman spent ten years on the mission field in Brazil, and then transitioned back to MMR. Benjamin works as the Equine Director and assists with Message from the Mount. Benjamin and Stephanie have four young girls and are excited to be a part of a ministry where discipleship and education are both taught and lived out.
In partnership with Show Mercy International, we help them to fulfill their vision to mobilize, inspire and empower individuals all over the world to live life on purpose while reaching out in love. Show Mercy works on the ground providing direct assistance that helps children, families and communities in Uganda reach their full potential in life.
Trips are available for teams to participate in a large variety of local outreaches including Farming God’s Way, Village and Community Development which includes adult education, Bible studies, income-generation and an on-site Village Health Center and birthing Center and hunger alleviation for children in multiple villages (often Muslim villages).
