What they call their work
What they do
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Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 1 activity
- Conducts weekly summer outreach for homeless individualsOperates a weekly community-based outreach program during the summer that provides meals, clothing, and spiritual support to homeless and transient individuals. This activity was notably conducted during the summer of 2020 and includes recurring street ministry components.
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Christian Gospel Proclamation 1 activity
- Conducts worship and Bible teaching services internationallyConducts Spirit-led worship and Bible teaching services in international locations, including multiple cities in the Philippines such as Antipolo, Manila, and Baguio.
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After-School Academic and Enrichment Programs 1 activity
- Operates after-school tutorial program for immigrant childrenProvides academic assistance and emotional support to school-aged children from immigrant families through the Caleb After-School Tutorial (CAST) Program at Dobson Apartments in Rochester. This program is ongoing and community-based.
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Christian Missionary and Church Planting Efforts 1 activity
- Organizes short-term mission trips and evangelistic outreachesOrganizes and conducts short-term mission trips, including gospel ministry, construction support, street preaching, distribution of religious tracts, prayer walks, and clowning and prayer stations in locations such as New York City, Amazon river villages, Japan, Liberia, and Cuba. These efforts are part of broader mission mobilization.
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Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care Services 1 activity
- Provides pastoral and emotional support to missionariesProvides pastoral care, encouragement, prayer, and emotional support to missionary families and local Christian workers, including five missionary families in Japan and workers in Lisbon, Milan, Naples, and Rome.
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Christian Leadership & Discipleship Training 1 activity
- Supports mission mobilization through conferences and trainingProvides opportunities for evangelistic outreaches, training, conferences, and other mission mobilization activities, including participation in a 2022 missions conference with over 700 Brazilian missionaries in the Amazon River region.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| Gary Ham | CEO | 40 | $27K |
- Danial Spencer — Director
- David Ham — Director
- Erma Cardona — Director
- Howard Stone — Director
- Luis Cardona — Director
- Matthew Slisher — Director
- Vaughn Walston — Board Chair
Who they work with
- Body of Christ in the Philippines Partner — Collaborated in ministry and fellowship during mission activities in the Philippines.
- Christian leaders and believers in Portugal and Italy Partner — Collaborates with local Christian leaders and believers to strengthen faith communities through teaching and encouragement.
- Church of Jesus Christ in Japan Partner — Collaborates with local churches in Japan to support evangelism, discipleship, and church planting efforts.
- Dobson Apartments Partner — Location where the Caleb After-School Tutorial (CAST) Program serves school-aged children from immigrant families.
- Founders and Board of 11HCI Network — Leadership group guiding the organization's mission and governance
- Manna Bible Institute and College Partner — Supported the graduation ceremony and 40th anniversary celebration of Manna Bible Institute and College in Nairobi.
- New York School of Urban Ministries Partner — Partnered with 11HCI on mission trips to New York City for street preaching and outreach activities.
- PAZ International Partner — Collaborates with PAZ International in Brazil, supporting its church planting and discipleship efforts in the Amazon region and beyond.
- Pastor Gary Ham Partner — Point of contact for individuals interested in becoming 11th Hour Laborers and supporting current ministries.
- Pentecostal Evangelistic Fellowship of Africa Partner — Engaged in discussions with PEFA leadership regarding future collaboration in evangelism and missions across Africa.
- Project Amazon International Partner — Works with Project Amazon International to advance church planting in the Amazon Basin.
How they approach the work
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- Equip-and-Release Ministry Mobilizationmethodology: equip_and_releaseBy equipping and releasing motivated individuals—especially those overlooked—into ministry, the organization accelerates spiritual engagement and gospel impact, because divine calling and empowerment produce greater harvest in end-times urgency.
- Global Ecumenical Partnership for Evangelismmethodology: global-partnership-modelBy shifting Western missionaries from leaders to supporters and fostering inter-Hemisphere unity, the organization advances the Great Commission because collaborative, locally-led movements are more sustainable and culturally resonant.
- Relational and Healing-Centered Discipleshipmethodology: healing-centered-discipleshipThrough small-group relationships, prayer, and trauma-informed spiritual care, the organization fosters holistic discipleship because emotional and spiritual healing creates deeper receptivity to Christ-likeness and communal accountability.
- Short-Term Missions as Catalyst for Long-Term Church Plantingmethodology: church-planting-via-short-term-missionsBy deploying short-term mission trips focused on evangelism and discipleship, the organization catalyzes long-term church planting in unreached areas, because temporary teams can initiate sustainable gospel movements when aligned with local leadership and spiritual readiness.