HUBS & TRADITIONAL MISSIONARIES

“After this I looked, and there before me was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb.

-Revelation 7:9

What is happening in Heaven is what we want to be happening on earth; “Your Kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in Heaven”!

Thanks to your generous giving so far we have been able to fund…

Partners in Ministry (PIM) supports missionaries through both traditional means and via hubs. PIM aims to support these Spirit-Filled followers of Jesus through prayer, financial and physical support, and accountability. Through this support, PIM desires to encourage them to honor God’s Word and diligently fulfill the Great Commission by the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.

To discover more about Partners In Ministry, watch our About Us video.

OUR VISION

For the amount the average American spends on coffee every day… we could…
...put gas in the boat of a Brazilian missionary going up the Amazon river with the gospel.
…enable a missionary to distribute the Word of God to households in Guinea-Bissau.
...empower a hub leader in Peru to train & disciple indigenous missionaries to go to the unreached.

“Hubs” are indigenous training schools, all over the world, that train and send out indigenous missionaries to unreached and un-contacted people groups.

The 9 “hubs” that Partners In Ministry (PIM) is connected with have well over 300 missionaries, just over 100 of which we currently fund.

With your help we can fund even more of these important “boots on the ground” workers!

HUBS

Brazil missionaries wearing traditional headdresses

group in Guinea Bissau viewing Jesus video

Africa Hub
India Hub
Brazil Hub
Mexico Hub
Peru Hub
Guinea-Bissau Hub
South Sudan Hub
Nagaland Hub
Thailand Hub

WHY DO WE WORK WITH INDIGENOUS MISSIONARIES?

It builds healthier, culturally diverse, empowered communities that can continue and grow long after the missionaries leave.

Because your dollar is converted to local currency, it stretches further, having greater impact.

"60% of unreached people groups live in countries closed to missionaries from North America."
- About Missions

"Indigenous missionaries do 90% of the pioneer missions work, but only receive 10% of mission funding."
- About Missions

Local workers have the advantage of already understanding the culture, the language and the lay of the land.

"Two-thirds of the world’s missionary force consists of indigenous missionaries."
- About Missions

We also support an incredible group of traditional cross-cultural and indigenous missionaries across the world. These include intercessory missionaries, evangelists, church planters, trainers and disciple-makers, pastors, and aid workers.

Click on the map icons below to see a photo and brief description of some of our worldwide traditional missionaries. Locations are approximate: Star icons point to general regions, while location pointers point to countries.