What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1.14MPlanted church ministries, provided community development, literature, medical services, radio message broadcasts, personal services and operated camps in Central America through the work of 52 missionaries
- #2 $633KPlanted church ministries, provided community development, literature, medical services, radio message broadcasts, personal services and operated camps in Sub-Saharan Africa through the work of 50 missionaries
What they call their work
What they do
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Christian Leadership & Discipleship Training 3 activities
- Delivers discipleship and leadership training for church leaders and believersProvides discipleship and leadership development for pastors, church leaders, and believers in countries including the Republic of Congo, India, and Sierra Leone, equipping national Christians to lead and disciple others in their communities.
- Offers specialized ministry programs using sports and vocational engagementConducts targeted outreach through innovative ministries such as Swing For Success in Cape Town, which uses golf to engage and disciple youth, and trains men in remote areas to become better husbands, fathers, and leaders.
- Provides training and support for national Christian workersTrains indigenous Christian workers and leaders in cross-cultural ministry, particularly in India through a 35-year program in Landour, and supports the development of Sierra Leonean teachers, drillers, and church leaders.
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Christian Missionary and Church Planting Efforts 2 activities
- Conducts evangelistic outreach and church planting globallyEngages in evangelism, discipleship, and church planting in over 55 countries, including Ghana, West Africa, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Okinawa (Japan), and El Paso (Texas), with a focus on unreached people groups such as Mende speakers in Sierra Leone.
- Provides administrative and representational support to missionariesOffers organizational and operational support to individual missionary representatives, enabling their effective engagement in cross-cultural ministry.
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Study Abroad and Global Immersion Programs 1 activity
- Operates gap year, internship, and short-term mission programsRuns a Gap Year Program for students aged 17–22 involving cultural immersion, spiritual growth, and meaningful service; offers internships and short-term mission trips with hands-on experience and mentorship in global missions through MissionGO and other initiatives.
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Integrated Community-Led Development Programs 1 activity
- Provides community development and physical care servicesImplements community development initiatives including the drilling of hundreds of village wells in Sierra Leone, contributing to reduced waterborne disease during health crises such as Ebola and COVID-19, and integrates physical, emotional, and spiritual care in service delivery.
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Missionary Support Services 1 activity
- Supports long-term missionaries in cross-cultural ministryProvides logistical, financial, and administrative support to missionaries serving long-term in regions including Central America and Sub-Saharan Africa, enabling sustained Gospel outreach and community engagement.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| Dennis R Campbell | President | 40 | $156K |
| Mr Matthew Herdzik Jr | Chairman of the Board | 1 | $6K |
- Dr Dino Pedrone — Director
- John M Loge — Director
- Justin Hackett — Director
- Mr Dan Pennell — Vice Chairman of Board
- Mrs Angela Duval — Secretary of Board
- Peter W Teague — Director
- Tom Hayes — Director
- William R Killewald — Treasurer of Board
Who they work with
- Bill and Beth Arnold Partner — Missionaries involved in ministry work in Sierra Leone.
- Brenda Keen Partner — Missionary collaborating in Sierra Leone ministry efforts.
- Canadian Council of Christian Charities Network — Associate member of the Canadian Council of Christian Charities.
- Central America Partner — Region where missionaries conduct church planting, medical services, community development, and camp operations
- Daniel and Aminata Henry Partner — Missionary team working with Mende speakers in Sierra Leone.
- Dennis and Tammie Campbell Partner — Long-term missionary partners supported by the organization.
- ECFA Coalition — Accredited member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
- GLOBAL OUTREACH MISSION INC Network — Global Outreach Mission Inc is part of the MissionGO network, which supports individual missionaries under an umbrella structure.
- La Mision Partner — Collaborates with La Mision in Guatemala for medical service opportunities.
- Local church in Okinawa Partner — Partnership with local church for discipleship and evangelism in Okinawa, Japan.
- Michael and Heather Redig-Robert Partner — Missionary couple serving in Sierra Leone.
- North American well drillers Partner — Partners with visiting North American well drillers to support well development projects.
- Sub-Saharan Africa Partner — Region where missionaries conduct church planting, medical services, community development, and camp operations
- Swing For Success Partner — Ministry using golf to reach and disciple youth in Cape Town.
- local Christians in Sierra Leone Partner — Partners with local Christians in Sierra Leone to develop village wells and conduct Gospel outreach.
How they approach the work
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- Collaborative, Locally-Led Ministrymethodology: collaborative_ministryBy partnering with local individuals and communities, we ensure sustainable gospel impact because empowering local leadership fosters cultural relevance, ownership, and long-term transformation.
- Decentralized, Spirit-Led Missionary Autonomymethodology: decentralized_ministryBy granting missionaries full autonomy to follow their spiritual convictions, we enhance evangelistic effectiveness because ministry led by personal calling and divine guidance produces more authentic and contextually responsive outreach.
- Gap-Year Service for Spiritual and Vocational Discernmentmethodology: faith-based service learningBy engaging young people in gap-year service experiences, we foster spiritual growth and clarify vocational calling because real-world ministry immersion enables deeper self-awareness and divine direction.
- Integrated Ministry Modelmethodology: integrated_ministryBy combining spiritual outreach with practical services such as healthcare, clean water, education, and community development, we increase gospel engagement because holistic care removes barriers and demonstrates Christ's love in tangible ways.
- Relational Evangelism Through Personal Engagementmethodology: relational-evangelismBy building one-on-one relationships and sharing personal testimonies, we enable natural gospel sharing because trust and connection create safe spaces for spiritual conversations.