REACH

EQUIP

MULTIPLY

WE ARE A GLOBAL COMMUNITY THAT EXISTS TO EVANGELISE AND DISCIPLE UNREACHED PEOPLE GROUPS, EQUIPPING THEM TO DISCIPLE THEIR OWN AND OTHER PEOPLE GROUPS.

2,950 + LEADERS TRAINED

400 + INDIVIDUALS BAPTISED

1,100 + JOINED THE MISSION FIELD

2 MILLION + CHILDREN ATTENDED PROGRAMMES

27,000 + RECEIVED HUMANITARIAN AID

* figures from our latest Annual Report

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REACH

unreached people groups with the gospel of Jesus

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HELP REACH THE UNREACHED

Across cultures, communities, and generations, we are seeing lives transformed as the Gospel takes root where Jesus is least known. Will you join us in fulfilling the Great Commission?

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STORIES FROM THE NATIONS

Nations Magazine shares stories of how God is at work among unreached people groups through the ministries of World Outreach. Each issue features updates from the field, testimonies of transformed lives, and glimpses of how People, Prayer, and Provision are helping bring the hope of Jesus to the nations. We invite you to explore the latest edition and be encouraged by what God is doing around the world.

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View fullsize What if faithfulness is not about doing everything— but about faithfully doing the part God has entrusted to us? It can be easy to look at the needs around the world and feel small. More than 7,000 unreached people groups still live with lit
View fullsize What part do we have in what God is doing around the world? It can be easy to think that mission belongs to someone else. Someone called to go farther. Someone with more experience. Someone else entirely. But throughout Scripture, we see somethi
View fullsize It is easy to look at the world and only see distance. Different cultures. Different languages. Places we may never visit or fully understand. But God does not see the nations that way. He sees people. People created in His image. People He knows
View fullsize What comes to mind when we think about the nations? For many of us, the world feels divided by culture, language, borders, and distance. Entire communities can feel unfamiliar to us—far removed from our daily lives and realities. But Scriptur

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