Bibles for Ukraine
Despite the devastation of war in Ukraine, an unprecedented spiritual revival is taking place as many families place their faith in Christ. As this growth continues, pastors and missionaries are struggling to get printed Bibles into the hands of these new believers due to power outages, damaged infrastructure, and limited access to digital resources. The need is urgent— $5 provides a Bible to someone eager to grow in their new faith and stand firm in Christ.
Suggested Amount: $5
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Nepal: Hope amid Disaster
The devastating floods in Nepal have left thousands of families facing immense losses.Our local missionaries are preparing to reach the most vulnerable communities in sixdistricts in the northern part of the country.
In this first phase, we want to reach 500 families (2,500 people) with packages thatinclude water filters, emergency food, medicines, and other essential supplies.
With just $35, you can help a family.
Our mission goes beyond material aid: we want to share the love of Christ, pray withfamilies, and share the hope of the Gospel in the midst of their pain.
Suggested Amount: $35
Sponsor a Missionary
One of the most cost-effective ways you can take the Gospel to the unreached is by supporting a local missionary. These missionaries know the local languages and culture intimately, most live in the same socio-economic levels as the people they are reaching, they cannot be deported, and they can be fully supported at a very low cost. For your support, Global Commission will send you a complete profile of your missionary as well as a report of their progress every six months.
Suggested Amount: $50/month
Sponsor a Child
Millions of children in poor countries of Asia and Africa have been forced into hard labor. Many others have been orphaned or abandoned by their parents. Global Commission has been constructing orphanages to take care of hundreds of these children. With a small gift of $30/month you can provide a child with 3 daily meals, medical care, clothing, education, and the privilege of hearing the Gospel.
Suggested: $30/month
Where Most Needed
Global Commission is taking the Good News to the places with least access to the Gospel in the most cost-effective way possible. By giving to "where most needed", you give GC the opportunity to designate funds for the most urgent needs around the world.
In Pakistan, over two million people are trapped in modern-day slavery through a system known as debt bondage. Many were forced into this life after having to take predatory loans from brick kiln owners for medical purposes or simply out of desperation to survive during the rainy seasons when there’s no work. Brick kilns remain the worst and most dangerous work sites where this debt bondage occurs, forcing families to work 16 hours a day to make 1,500-2,000 bricks for as little as $1.50 a day. For most, there is no way out of this life, as paying off the debt is virtually impossible. And hundreds of these families are our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ. This is why Global Commission has decided to partner with local missionaries to pay off the loans of these Christian families as well help set up a small business, such as a fruit stand, to provide a way for them to make income and stability.
Bibles
Global Commission considers the Bible as the most important gift any person can receive. There have been countless testimonies of nonbelievers who have come to the feet of the Lord because a missionary gave them access to the Word of God. In addition, missionaries give bibles to new believers that are hungry to learn more about Jesus.
Evangelistic Campaigns in Former Soviet Union
Global Commission supports one of the most effective evangelists preaching the Gospel today, Slavik Radchuk. Slavik leads packed evangelistic crusades throughout the former soviet countries that see tens if not hundreds of unreached people come to Christ every meeting. Your support would allow this ministry to conduct more of these outreaches and help reach even more people with the Gospel.
Mosquito Nets
Millions in Pakistan, India, and Myanmar suffer from mosquito-borne diseases like malaria and dengue, with malaria alone causing over 600,000 deaths globally each year. A simple mosquito net can drastically reduce the risk of infection, protecting families from these deadly diseases for just a few dollars. But our mission goes beyond physical protection; as we distribute these life-saving nets, we also share the love of Jesus, offering hope, prayer, and the Good News of the Gospel.
Lanterns
Not only do gas lanterns help missionaries while walking through villages, they are also used as a great light source for night time gospel meetings. Many times, villagers will gather around the lantern and listen to the missionary preach the Word of God.
Suggested Amount: $40
Bicycles
Generally speaking, native missionaries can plant a small church of 20-50 people in a year by visiting a village once or twice a week by foot. But if you provide a missionary with a good, quality bicycle, that same missionary can reach one or even two more villages during the week, resulting in two or more churches being planted during that year.
Suggested Amount: $85
Water Wells Fund
One of the ways Global Commission is reaching the unreached is by drilling wells. Contaminated water is one of the most common ways people in Africa and Asia acquire life-threatening diseases, making wells an urgent need in many communities. By providing a well, not only are you providing a life-saving source of water, you are helping local churches and missionaries advance the Kingdom as digging a well opens doors for evangelism in the community. Please note: the cost of a well greatly varies depending on factors such as depth, location, type, materials, etc.
Food Packages
Native missionaries bring these food packages to the most desperate victims of wars and natural disasters such as earthquakes or floods as a way to show the love of Jesus in their lives. One package will feed a family of four for 30 days. The packages include some of the essentials like cooking oil, salt, rice, noodles and canned products.
Suggested Amount: $25
Medical Clinics
In many Indian villages, there is a lack of medical assistance. Sometimes hospitals are too far away and people don’t have the means to travel long distances. Moreover, only 0.7% of West Bengal’s 95 million people are Christians, making it one of the least reached areas in the world. With these things in mind, missionaries in the state of West Bengal are establishing medical clinics to serve as an outreach strategy. In several of the new churches, 90% of the new believers have come to the Lord as a result of these clinics.
Floor Mats (Dheris)
Dheris (floor mats) enable the missionaries to provide a sitting area whether they are outside under a tree, or in a building, thus reducing any costs for chairs. Each dheri can accommodate around 4-8 people.
Suggested Amount: $20
Sewing Machines
Many native ministries conduct vocational training, especially for widows or single Christian mothers. Sewing machines provide a source of income, giving them the ability to help their children as well as the local church. This enables the Gospel to continue moving forward.
Suggested Amount: $150
Projectors
Projectors are a very important tool for pioneer missionary outreach in villages. A missionary can quickly gather many of the villagers and show them the Jesus Film and other Gospel material. People in villages are very touched to be able to see a visual depiction of Christ's life.
Suggested Amount: $600
Motorcycles Fund
Motorcycles are one of the most important tools in the mission fields. They enable leaders and missionaries to reach places that vehicles and bicycles can not, while keeping fuel and maintenance costs at a minimum. You can donate any amount towards this need. Thank you for your contribution.
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