Its mission is to share the Word of God through prayer and

bible study with children in public schools. Scriptures have

been and can be legally taught on a devotional basis at a time

set aside during the school day when public school students,

with parental permission, leave the school premises to attend

religious education classes led by religious or community

groups. These classes, known as Released Time programs, are

held off school premises. 

As a nondenominational institution, the Los Angeles Bible

Training School is dedicated to the task of instructing Christian

workers in the Word of God. The instruction is designed for

the head (knowledge), for the heart (affections and emotions),

and for the hands (action). Without regard to denominational

affiliation or racial heritage, the Los Angeles Bible Training

School endeavors to present each student with an opportunity

to prepare for effective Christian service. The school proposes

to work in harmony with local churches in the ministry of

teaching the Word of God. 

Its mission is to bring glory and honor to God by coming

alongside pastors and Christian church leaders to train them in

the Word of God and the work of God. With the Bible as the

sole authority, the main focus is to equip Christian leaders in

Haiti to serve Jesus Christ in local churches and related

ministries. More Than Bread provides a training center for

Haitian Christian leaders in Grand Goave which cultivates a

community of biblical worship where pastors and Christian

church leaders will be able to define and test their

understanding of vocational ministry.

Its mission is to support education and childhood welfare in

Haiti, specifically through the support of a children’s home in

LaColine and school in Anjubo. Further efforts are focused on

strengthening the local Haitian Christian community through

regular revivals, the support of ministers of the Gospel, and

charity work including medical clinics, clothing banks, and

feeding the poor. www.tvocusa.org.

Their focus is strengthening churches in Fiji and teaching

alongside fellow AFCI staff Dr. Narayan Nair and Premend Choy

at the College of Theology and Evangelism Fiji (also known as

Fiji Bible College). Michael is establishing a biblical counseling

ministry in Fiji serving local churches and graduates from Fiji

Bible College. In addition, the Seehusen's have a desire to

equip pastors and churches in the outer islands and

throughout the South Pacific by equipping by providing

training and resources.

Its desire is to support indigenous missionaries in Sub-Saharan

Africa and also support the training, equipping, and

strengthening of local men in the area through the Harare

Theological College. The main goal is that biblically sound

churches would be established. 

Apollo is the Pastor of Chulaimbo Baptist Church, which

he planted more than 20 years ago to primarily minister to

widows but since its inception has grown to include families

and persons of all age groups. He is the President of the

Kisumu Baptist Bible College. Its main purpose is the training

and education of men to become pastors and correctly teach

the Word of God to their churches. And over the past several

years he has formed an on-site ministry to educate and

evangelize orphaned refugee children from Sudan who live in

refugee camps located over the border from Kenya in Uganda.

Its mission is to see a Bible translation program in progress in

every language still needing one by 2025; to see God’s Word

made accessible to all people in the language of their hearts.

Bible Translation Association is the local Papua New Guinean

Wycliffe organization, working to bring God's Word to their

own people, an enormous task of reaching the 300 people

groups still without one verse of Scripture in their language.