We hear the stories of the persecuted and downtrodden, the orphaned child, the homeless, the hungry, and those hurting because they are going thirsty and require fresh water to quench it, yet…
Help Us Help Them In Their Time of Dire Need Having a baby can be a stressful event in normal times; trying to have one during a pandemic in the middle…
Pastor Mark Hamilton began supporting the work of Mission to Myanmar before there was even an official organization. He and his church, Providence Church of Mifflin, Ohio, encouraged us in a…
Give a Christmas Feast to Our Brothers and Sisters in Myanmar! As the Christmas season comes, full of an overabundance of food and endless celebration, my mind…
A 150-mph hurricane struck Nicaragua last Tuesday and churned over Honduras for the next day. The massive storm surge caused catastrophic flooding and destructive landslides, killing many people and leaving more…
Would you help us build a ministry center in Yangon next to Pastor Naing Thang’s house? Our main project this year is to build a church in Yangon for Pastor Naing’s congregation, Foundation Church of Yangon and…
Provide Emergency Shelter for 100 Families While all of our emergency relief was being distributed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pastor Naing discovered a large group of homeless refugees (100 families) whose village was burned down in…
Hungry Brothers and Sisters Need Your Help The pandemic has caused a major food crisis for our brothers and sisters in Myanmar. Among the network of many churches around the country that we are working with, food supplies have…
Water Problems in Myanmar A well will make it all well again In the midst of Myanmar’s own coronavirus crisis, water has been cut off for…
We enthusiastically introduce you to: “Missions to the Americas” Nine years ago, we launched Mission to Myanmar, and by God’s grace we have successfully rallied the body…
We enthusiastically introduce you to:
“Missions to the Americas”
Nine years ago, we launched Mission to Myanmar, and by God’s grace we have successfully rallied the body of Christ around our brothers and sisters in Myanmar and brought life-giving circulation to her church in the form of encouragement, food, medicine, and more. There’s still a lot of work to do in Myanmar, but God has opened other doors closer to home we’ve already begun helping.
Missions to the Americas will act as a fundraising platform for solid Christian ministries we believe in and could use a little help. What we want to do is free these incredible Kingdom workers to do more of what they are already doing and spend less time raising money. Even in this high-tech, mobile-everything world it’s difficult for missionaries and pastors to navigate social media, email programs, and the like while trying to help the hurting where they are. In Myanmar, we were so very impressed how that with so little, they were able to do so much, and we wanted to free them up to do more.
There are people from Canada to Chile, right here in our hemisphere, we can help too. We’ve already been working with a wonderful man of God based out of Canada and another in Honduras with Myanmar Team members working in Central America and on disaster relief teams here in the good old USA. We love that we’ve been able to bless these good works, and it makes us eager to find more ways to help.
Coming soon “MissionsToTheAmericas.com”, but for now, check out this cause page and go to our Facebook cause page where we’ll be posting from our many points of interest often. Learn about what’s going on up north and down south and how you can help, commit to pray, and consider joining the Mission to the America’s Team. Do you have social media, a computer, or fundraising skills and want to jump in to help us, or want to be considered for one of our planned trips to the field, send us a note.
The Lion is On The Move in the Americas!
We enthusiastically introduce you to:
“Missions to the Americas”
Nine years ago, we launched Mission to Myanmar, and by God’s grace we have successfully rallied the body of Christ around our brothers and sisters in Myanmar and brought life-giving circulation to her church in the form of encouragement, food, medicine, and more. There’s still a lot of work to do in Myanmar, but God has opened other doors closer to home we’ve already begun helping.
Missions to the Americas will act as a fundraising platform for solid Christian ministries we believe in and could use a little help. What we want to do is free these incredible Kingdom workers to do more of what they are already doing and spend less time raising money. Even in this high-tech, mobile-everything world it’s difficult for missionaries and pastors to navigate social media, email programs, and the like while trying to help the hurting where they are. In Myanmar, we were so very impressed how that with so little, they were able to do so much, and we wanted to free them up to do more.
There are people from Canada to Chile, right here in our hemisphere, we can help too. We’ve already been working with a wonderful man of God based out of Canada and another in Honduras with Myanmar Team members working in Central America and on disaster relief teams here in the good old USA. We love that we’ve been able to bless these good works, and it makes us eager to find more ways to help.
Coming soon “MissionsToTheAmericas.com”, but for now, check out this cause page and go to our Facebook cause page where we’ll be posting from our many points of interest often. Learn about what’s going on up north and down south and how you can help, commit to pray, and consider joining the Mission to the America’s Team. Do you have social media, a computer, or fundraising skills and want to jump in to help us, or want to be considered for one of our planned trips to the field, send us a note.
The Lion is On The Move in the Americas!
