Urgent: Help India

Namibia is suffering through the worst long-term drought in 90 years. It is so severe that way back in June of 2019 the president declared a state of emergency.  Since then, conditions have only deteriorated. The drought is causing the death of wildlife and the displacement of people. Namibians are resilient but these and other challenges are insurmountable for those facing starvation. Namibia has one of the highest states of economic inequality in the world.  Its extreme poverty rate is projected to rise to 18.9% in 2022 (World Bank). Unemployment is high and particularly affects women (38%) and young people (43%).  Around 15% of the adult population is infected with the AIDS virus. The economy is in freefall, shrinking by almost 10% in the last two years. Covid-19 is only adding to the challenges. In March of 2021 starving Himba tribespeople people started arriving out of the Kalahari desert seeking care in Namibia. We are providing life-saving nutrition and medical support to these people.

The Global Impact Community shares a deep desire to advance the Gospel and support the needs of vulnerable communities around the world. It’s a passionate community of monthly givers, made up of people like you, who believe that every need around the globe is important and should be met. Together we are meeting those needs through the power of partnership!

Your gift makes a global impact by advancing the Gospel and supporting the needs of vulnerable communities around the world through the power of partnership!

The Mahima Homes ministry consists of several care homes that provide rehabilitation and reintegration programs for individuals rescued from the sex trade. Support at the homes includes medical care, legal aid, and counselling and facilitates healing, the creation of new lifestyle patterns, and prepares them to re-enter society. This ministry reduces the incidence of child trafficking in Kolkata brothels.

The TETMI Leaders Formation Program is designed to develop enough servant leaders to meet the needs of a rapidly growing church planting movement. The church-based training equips leaders with the knowledge and skills they need to establish healthy churches and expand the kingdom of God in southeast Nigeria.

Myanmar has made headlines in the news over the last couple of months due to a military coup that started on February 1. The unrest poses severe implications for the local economy, job security, and safety for families who are already struggling. 

Our local partners are on the ground and ready to serve those in need. 

Your gift today will help us provide impoverished families and refugees in Myanmar and Thailand with basic medical supplies and food packages containing oil, rice, canned goods, etc. It will also go toward other essential needs of the families as they arise. 

$50 dollars will provide immediate relief for one family.

Your gift today will help to foster a holistic church movement among the diverse ethnic groups of Nepal while addressing the physical needs of vulnerable families.
This country is one of the poorest nations outside Africa with 93% of their population still unreached. Our partner in Nepal shares the gospel among tribal people. They also develop Income Generation Projects and Vocational Training that reduce hunger, poverty and human trafficking.

The Studio of Innovative Leadership (SIL) is an open platform to equip a new generation of vibrant Christian leaders in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The ultimate goal of the program is to reshape culture and produce long-term transformation through the development of relevant and innovative ministries. The program identifies visionary Christian leaders and launches them as catalysts in society. There are currently 116 students in the program. Around 50 % of SIL students are in full-time ministry and 80-85% are active ministers in their churches. Their initiative to impact their societies for the gospel span from church-based to ministry enterprise, to social and business enterprise. It is exciting to see SIL leaders creating inroads for the gospel in secular and Muslim contexts and among least reached peoples in a number of restricted access countries.