We believe in these independent ministries
and offer them various levels of support.
ACGC missionaries Erwin and Rowena Cabrizos oversee this expanding church planting and discipleship movement. Agape House ministries are very diverse. They are found in several countries, with the potential for further expansion.
A well-organized network of more than 70 Advent Christian churches in the central African country of Burundi. These churches emphasize evangelism, church planting, and leadership development through their own schools.
CMN ministers to the village of Naratchakwai and the greater Nakhon Phanom area of Thailand. CMN focuses on community outreach through teaching English and practical need-based ministries. They hold weekly worship and English classes.
These churches serve the communities of the fast-growing city of Lubumbashi and are expanding their ministry into wider regions within the DRC. These churches are living examples of how the good news of Jesus changes individuals and communities.
A network of churches in the city of Chennai and in the regions of southern India. The churches and pastors of the “Fellowship” are closely connected to our Mission office.
Birthed by Advent Christian missionaries generations ago, this group of nearly 100 churches is now independent. They have begun sending their own missionaries to other parts of India.
In a culture where only one percent of the population claims to be a follower of Christ, these churches are outposts of God’s saving love and grace.
A small network of churches in the Kisii region of southwestern Kenya. These churches are active in publicly sharing the good news of Jesus.
A group of 12 churches dedicated to spreading the good news of Jesus throughout Liberia. The churches extend their ministries through schools and a medical clinic.
A cluster of churches primarily among the Sena people of southern Malawi. These churches are in rural, agriculture based villages.
Malaysia’s laws and culture make the spread of the Christian faith a challenge. In this setting we have a small family-based ministry in Johor State.
Iglesia Evangelica de la Comunidad consists of 14 churches that minister in Jesus’ name to cities and communities in the Baja region of Mexico.
This group of churches among the Sena people of central Mozambique is a sister group to our Malawi churches.
A fellowship of four distinct ministries, each of which actively spread the good news of Jesus, plant churches, develop leaders through ministry training and care for a large number of orphan and disadvantaged children.
This church, located in Hamilton on New Zealand’s North Island, shines the light of Christ in its local community.
Our oldest established group of churches in Africa. They are well-organized with a training college and specialized youth and women’s ministries.
For over 50 years this institution has been providing quality biblical and theological education to Advent Christians as well as students from many evangelical traditions.
Starting in 1954 with the first church planted by Advent Christian missionaries, this ministry has expanded to over 80 churches and outreaches and is now largely independent.
A group of churches mostly in the Mwanza region near Lake Victoria. They actively share Jesus in a culture that holds an Animistic worldview which often works against them.
Formerly known as American Advent Mission, this is our direct mission work in India. YJM focuses on supporting and strengthening a variety of ministries to the unreached people groups of India.
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
Matthew 28:19-20
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