Partners

Anglican Frontier Missions’ (AFM) vision is to plant biblically-based, indigenous churches where the church is not, among the 6,000+ unreached people groups still waiting to hear the Gospel for the very first time. Partnering with members of the world-wide Anglican Communion and other Christians who live near or among unreached peoples, AFM equips and sends short-term, mid-term and long-term missionaries. AFM missionaries strategically, biblically and appropriately adopt the ways of the indigenous cultures and embrace mutually beneficial collaborative relationships among Christians

The heart of Global Teams is to see the heart of Christ in the skin of every culture. They do this together by sending field partners from many nations. For example, Costa Rican nursing students are sent to work on a team with a Kenyan and an American to reach the nomadic Turkana people in Africa. 574 field partners sent from 23 bases to 165 unreached people groups, resulting in 32 self-propagating movements to Christ.

A missionary sending community engaged in building dynamic relationships with the worldwide church through sharing the love and power of Jesus Christ. With its mission to raise up, send and support missionaries to be witnesses and make disciples for Jesus Christ in fellowship with the global Anglican church, SAMS’s vision is to see the Gospel of Jesus Christ shared throughout the world and the global church further equipped for faithfully pursuing the Great Commission.

The Anglican Church in North America unites 134,000 Anglicans in 1,062 congregations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a single Church. Members of the Anglican Church in North America are in the mainstream, both globally and historically, of Christianity – the biblically-faithful way of following Jesus and being part of the “One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.”

EFAC works strategically to encourage and develop biblically faithful teaching by serving and strengthening national and regional chapters of EFAC. These, in turn, teach, train, and serve Church leaders, who are then empowered to faithfully teach and disciple believers.

The GAFCON movement is a global family of authentic Anglicans standing together to retain and restore the Bible to the heart of the Anglican Communion. Their mission is to guard the unchanging, transforming Gospel of Jesus Christ and to proclaim Him to the world

Always Forward is a collaborative effort of the Province, Dioceses, local churches and people of the Anglican Church in North America working together for the planting of new Gospel-centered, sacramental, missional churches throughout North America

Every Tribe & Nation Network works with Anglicans who have come to North America from multiple nations, seeking to integrate them into the life and ministry of the ACNA through relationships, respect, and resources for the release of leadership into the next generation. They do this primarily through specific geographic "Tables" like China, Sudan, Kenya, Uganda, SE Asia and Latin America.

Church Army USA is a society of trained and commissioned evangelists in the Anglican Church whose aim and purpose is to win persons to Christ. Together, these disciplined and socially-concerned people reach the least, the last and the lost through the help of Christ and provide the comfort of His Gospel.

An evangelistic and ecumenical Anglican mission ministry that equips local congregations to share the transforming love of Messiah Jesus with their Jewish friends and neighbors. Working primarily with and through local congregations, CMJ-USA makes teaching and training available and equips congregations to share the Gospel. It also presents Jewish roots teaching to the church and supports CMJ’s work in Israel.

The vision of Gateway of Grace Ministries is to see the practical and spiritual needs of refugees in our communities met them through services and compassionate and meaningful relationships with Gateway of Grace volunteers in the name of Christ.

Matthew 25 exists to equip, gather, connect, and offer refreshment for ACNA practitioners working in ministries that serve the vulnerable, marginalized, and under-resourced. Their platform also exists to help churches within ACNA to learn about and connect with the work serving those on the margins, happening within their denomination. Their initiative seeks to partner with justice and mercy ministries in their critical launch stage through their matching grant program, and assemble laborers from the field for learning and refreshment through our Gathering.

Oasis Life Network gives Christian believers support and encouragement in building relationships with Muslim friends. Our network provides coursework, training, and a network of like-minded followers of Jesus who desire to be “salt and light” in relevant and winsome ways.

We desire to be an oasis for Muslims and Christians alike and to share in the living water of God, experiencing His rest and nourishment together.

Servant’s Heart Disaster Relief is an evangelical, hands-on mission devoted to sharing the Good-News of Jesus Christ while helping hurricane victims in N. America and the Caribbean. They are both ecumenical and evangelistic. Their mission teams come from across North America and work with and through local Anglican Churches and Dioceses whenever possible. Servant’s Heart offers Disaster Preparedness seminars for Churches and Civic groups training pastors, leaders and congregations in Hurricane Preparedness and Relief.

Kateri Medical Services works with the Anglican Diocese of Kaduna to provide medical care to 20,000 rural poor people every year. Kateri runs 2 full time clinics, conducts mobile clinics 3 days per week and organizes an annual two-week intensive medical mission in partnership with Faithcare. Currently planning a third clinic in the Diocese of Gusau, Kateri’s mission is to demonstrate the love of Jesus through medical care.

The Kellermann Foundation provides resources to address the root causes of extreme poverty and poor health throughout the region so the Batwa pygmies and their neighbors will achieve life in all fullness. In 1992, the Batwa pygmies, indigenous nomads of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest in Uganda, were homeless after the forest became a World Heritage Site to protect the endangered mountain gorillas.

THE ACCN exists to reclaim Christ as Creator by igniting, captivating, and equipping faithful stewards of Creation. God gives general revelation through His Creation showing His divine nature and character to draw hearts closer to the Lord that we might fully believe in Him. As we engage people in His Creation and share the specific revelation of Jesus Christ, we are able to lead them into a relationship with Him.

AISMN exists to mobilize, connect, and resource Anglicans to love, serve, and learn from international students and scholars. We seek to encourage and equip Anglican churches and individuals to engage in mission ministry among International Students in their community and nearby campuses. With nearly 2 million international students studying in the U.S. and Canada, ISM is an area of mission right on our doorsteps.

The APCN exist to mobilize Anglicans to pray and advocate for the persecuted church globally, and to live out the reality that we are all one body in Christ. Millions of believers around the world are persecuted and oppressed because of their Christian faith. We need to be more aware of the plight of the persecuted church and be better equipped to support our faithful brothers and sisters around the world.

ARKN is a group of concerned individuals and organizations dedicated to the cause of eliminating human trafficking worldwide through collaboration, resource sharing, training, and prayer. Our hope is not only to educate people of every age to the horrors of these global issues, but also to connect them to effective ways to get involved in ending human trafficking.

The Anglican Prayer for All Nations Network provides information and opportunities for God’s people – as individuals and as prayer teams - to become more intimately acquainted with God’s heart for the nations and for our churches to become “a house of prayer for all nations” (IS:56:7b).

Anglican Immigrant Ministries empowers Anglican Churches to welcome the strangers in our midst and strengthen family life through faith-based immigration legal aid centers.

The Anglican Multi-Ethnic Network (AMEN) is a group of individuals, organizations, and churches within the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) dedicated to encouraging the church to better embody the universal saving power of the gospel through planting multi-ethnic churches or increasing the presence of people of color in existing churches. They believe that to do this work effectively it is important that our churches address the varied historic and ongoing concerns of people of color, especially issues of social justice.

Caminemos Juntos, which in Spanish means "Let's Walk Together," is an Anglican Latino network and church planting movement begun in 2010. Their vision is to unify, mobilize, and multiply latino Anglican churches throughout the 35 countries in the Americas (North, Central, South America and the Caribbean). This movement is facilitated in partnership between with the Anglican Church in North America, the Anglican Church in Brazil, the Anglican Church in Chile and the Greenhouse Movement.

Founded in 1981, the IRD has been a voice for transparency, for renewal, and for Christian orthodoxy. In the words of theologian and IRD board member Thomas Oden, we “are not presuming to create new doctrine but hold firmly to apostolic teaching in ways especially pertinent to current circumstances. The theology is orthodox, reliable, stable, beautiful, familiar, and glorious. By it the church has been blessed by God for two thousand years.”

KGI exists to advocate for the persecuted church and to equip the Church for mission and ministry. They are associated with the Anglican Diocese of the Living Word (ADLW) and raises funds for ministry needs associated with the ADLW.

Save the Persecuted Christians is a grassroots movement to save lives and save souls. They educate the public on anti-Christian violence and enlist their help in: supporting those harmed for their faith in Jesus; holding those responsible accountable; and securing significant penalties on state and non-state persecutors of Christians.

Operation World (OW) is widely regarded as the definitive volume of prayer information about the world. Join people from every nation, praying for people in every nation. Operation World equips believers to respond to God's call for his people to pray.

The Healing in Mission Network connects believers with resources to train them up to be conduits of the Holy Spirit, preaching the Gospel and seeing the Lord confirm the word with signs and wonders, healings and deliverances, so that all may know the fullness of Christ's love and power. (Mark 16:20)

Joshua Project seeks to answer the questions that result from the Great Commission's call to make disciples among every nation or people group: Who are the ethnic people groups of the world? Which people groups still need initial church-planting in their midst? What ministry resources are available to reach the least-reached?

The American Anglican Council is a network of individuals, parishes and ministries who affirm biblical authority and Christian orthodoxy within the Anglican Communion. Their mission is accomplished through advocacy and counsel, leadership development, and equipping and revitalizing the local church.

Inspired by Christ-centered values and God’s radical grace, ARDF builds powerful partnerships with Anglicans around the world to relieve extreme suffering and transform lives through Christ-centered community development. In-depth research and transparent financial accountability ensure the highest measurable impact. ARDF is the official international relief and development arm of the Anglican Church in North America.

A Faith That Overflows International ministry helps equip pastors and churches to develop a CULTURE of Discipleship-Evangelism that grows the Church by conversion. Their coaching, training events and resources are practical and help Christians to literally be the feet of Jesus in their everyday lives wherever they live and work.

Anglicans for Life (AFL) is a Christ-centered ministry that provides educational and pastoral resources to churches in the Anglican Communion to help those bear witness to the sanctity of life. AFL educates, equips, and engages the Church to help them fulfill Scripture’s mandate to protect the vulnerable, defend the fatherless, and plead for the widow.

A community of people who have been set free to follow God’s call in mission. Thousands of people from all walks of life are part of Church Mission Society – praying, learning and acting together in pursuit of that call. They believe every Christian – and ultimately every person – is called to join in God’s mission and has the potential to bring challenge, change, hope and freedom to the world.

E412 Ministries follows a vision of “equipping the saints” (Ephesians 4:12) by encouraging disciples of Christ, both lay and ordained, to answer Christ’s call to disciple all nations. E412 leads training conferences, organizes and trains others to lead short-term missions, and assists Christian missionaries on long-term assignments.

An international society committed to making disciples of Jesus Christ, affirming the authority of Scripture and promoting and defending the faith. Under the authority of its Primate Council, Ekklesia fosters relationships among orthodox leaders around the world and pursues development projects to help the two-thirds world churches become economically sustainable.

ELN aims to evangelize and disciple unreached peoples in Kenya through indigenous church planting and practical outreach. They also host trainings for bishops and other leaders to engage them in the mission of God to reach the lost.

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Five Talents is a Christian charity that fights poverty, creates jobs and transforms lives - empowering the vulnerable poor in some of the world's most marginalized communities. Partnering with Anglican churches, they train and equip communities with business skills and financial services. The result is healthier families and communities, strong and sustainable development, and vibrant and growing churches.

GLO works with visionary local leaders to transform Burundi through education, sport, business, healthcare and more, bringing hope to thousands of the most vulnerable. Our purpose is to empower and equip strategic leaders and ministries to transform Burundi and beyond.

Global Mobilization Ministries (GMM) empowers Africans to evangelize and holistically disciple unreached people groups. Through mentoring missional leaders, coaching missional “start-ups”, training business as mission platforms and networking with key mission leaders in Africa and around the world, GMM supports and encourages Christians in East Africa to spread the Gospel and expand the Kingdom of God.

Next Generation Leadership Initiative raises up the next generation of leaders for churches, communities, and cultures. Their key initiative are focused on clergy, families, youth and children.

Would you be shocked to hear that people in Tanzania are being hunted today, simply because of a lack of pigment in their skin? People with albinism in east Africa face incredible discrimination, persecution, and danger due to beliefs promoted by witch doctors. The mission of SHADE is to transform lives by bringing the tangible love of Christ to people with albinism in Tanzania through encountering the Father's love, education, and advocacy.

Jesus Film Project exists to reach everyone, everywhere with the gospel - reaching people with the love of Jesus through life-changing films in their heart language. It’s now available in 1,769 languages, and all accessible for free on their website and smartphone App.

Perspectives exist to mobilize by educating the Body of Christ in the USA to strategic engagement in God's global purpose. An awe-inspiring comprehensive study course that is rooted in the Scriptures. It’s a multi-faceted learning experience that has profoundly impacted over 250,000 alumni.

Billions can’t access God’s Word because of oppression, illiteracy, and limited electricity and internet. Renew develops technology, training, and audio/visual equipment to help reach people in their heart language, anywhere in the world.

Rwanda Ministry Partners nurtures healthy, mutual, culturally respectful and missional relationships between people, churches, dioceses, and organizations in North America and those of the Anglican Church of Rwanda through facilitation, communication, and reconciliation.

Rock the World Youth Mission Alliance engages, equips, and empowers young people to follow Jesus and advance the Kingdom of God. Since 1989, Rock the World has consistently shaped young people by helping them make a real and positive impact on the world for the Kingdom of God.

S.E.E.D. of Hope Global partners with international ministries to stabilize and equip the local church, and to help them empower and develop their ministry. They recruit, assemble and send short teams and develop local resources in order to build the capacity of ministries around the world. Their work leads to ministries growth and self-sufficiency.

Sharing of Ministries Abroad (SOMA-USA), founded in 1979, is an international mission agency called by God to serve the Anglican Communion and the worldwide Church through short-term, cross-cultural teams and major, global renewal conferences. SOMA-USA, one of a number of “national bodies,” sends short-term mission teams to teach, pray and minister to Anglican dioceses on spiritual renewal through the transforming grace of the Holy Spirit on individuals, churches and communities.

TEAM is an Evangelical Alliance of Churches and Missionaries. Their mission is "From everywhere to everywhere: We help churches send missionaries where the most people have the greatest need, making disciples and planting reproducing churches to the glory of God." Whatever your passion, they can help you find your missionary role and give you the tools to make it happen.

The mission of Trans World Radio is to assist the Church to fulfill the command of Jesus Christ to make disciples of all peoples, and to do so by using and making available mass media to proclaim the gospel of salvation to as many people as possible, instruct believers in biblical doctrine and daily Christ-like living and to model our message through our corporate and cooperative relationships.

Asbury Theological Seminary is a multi-denominational graduate school of theology called to teach the unchanging truth of Christianity. They are a spiritually vibrant, academically rigorous community steeped in the Wesleyan tradition. They are deeply committed to living out the truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Gordon-Conwell is a multi-denominational, evangelical seminary representing over 85 denominations from 50 countries — including Anglicans from North America and around the world. Our vision is to equip ministry leaders to serve the Church, with a deep commitment to Christ and the authority of Scripture. The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) is our second largest degree, with a purpose to develop men and women already successfully engaged in ministry as more passionate reflective practitioners.

The ATLAS vision is to keep the Academy deeply rooted in faith and to keep the Church deeply rooted in Scripture. Reaching around the world, ATLAS provides excellent resources that are accessible and affordable (or free), including tracks for equipping lay-leaders, Deacons, Clergy ConEd, and ordination candidates who need to supplement seminary experiences with additional tailored studies.

In 1989, the Stanway Institute for World Mission and Evangelism was founded to equip future missionaries and church planters, and to make sure that the Great Commission of our Lord was never far from the hearts and minds of Trinity’s faculty and students. The Stanway Institute provides the institutional administration and oversight of programs and activities that contribute towards forming Christian leaders for mission.

Uganda Christian University Partners is a U.S. based nonprofit organization committed to supporting Uganda Christian University. It seeks to further the University’s mission of preparing students for thoughtful, productive lives of Christian faith and service in their respective professions and places. Uganda Christian University Partners raises funding for academic programs, student scholarships, capital projects and other needed initiatives.

The Ridley Institute offers online biblical and theological training resources for churches and mission organizations in the Anglican tradition. They want every disciple to be equipped by the Word of God to bear fruit in their ministries!

Trinity School for Ministry is an evangelical seminary in the Anglican tradition. In this fractured world, they desire to be a global center for Christian formation, producing outstanding leaders who can plant, renew, and grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ. To this end, they are forming Christian leaders for mission. Their goal is to train mission-minded leaders from around the world who are ready to preach the Gospel in whatever cultural context God placed them.

At Nashotah House, we nurture community through a Benedictine ethos of shared worship, meals, and labor. These daily patterns serve as the cornerstone of formation for ministry and mission—just as they have since 1842.

Fruit That Lasts is a five-children’s book series, live puppet ministry, YouTube channel, VBS and other teaching curriculum helping children understand God, Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.

Good Shepherd Educational Foundation's vision is to create, mold and nurture to maturity servant leaders through Christian-based education to children in order to transform and build a peaceful society. They do this through Good Shepherd Academy and Good Shepherd College and Seminary.

Kenya Christian Education Partnership (KCEP) partners to build, operate, and sustain exemplary private schools in northern Kenya that support a Christian worldview with a commitment to generational betterment.

One Child is a global community of Child Champions that serves children in poverty so they can discover hope and reach their God-given potential. As a global community of Child Champions, they advocate for children in hard places and provide holistic care so they have hope and thrive.

We Love Kids aids in the prevention of human trafficking and endemic poverty through education in Vietnam and Cambodia. Working with and through local churches in both countries, We Love Kids provides full or supplemental scholarships for students of all ages, including university. We Love Kids also provides needed transportation, medical aid and rice subsidies.

Rock the World Youth Mission Alliance engages, equips, and empowers young people to follow Jesus and advance the Kingdom of God. Since 1989, Rock the World has consistently shaped young people by helping them make a real and positive impact on the world for the Kingdom of God.