Global Outreach Team

The following projects are being supported by All Nations Church. These projects were proposed by members of the congregation and approved by the ANCL Global Outreach Team. The projects were chosen based on criteria established by the GO Team such as statement of faith, financial accountability, among other things. It is of utmost importance that the organization shares the gospel and love of Jesus with those in need. If you would like to know more or to suggest a project for the future, please contact a member of the GO Team: David Brucklacher, Marie-Louise Steele, Stefani Smit, David Kitzinger, Audrey Knigh or Jacques Ventert. Please lift up in prayer the people working in these projects and those whose lives are being impacted in the name of Christ.

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NASSO’s activities mainly involve child support and livelihood support, including micro-credit and income generation activities to the poorest and low caste population. Activities are provision of livestock, building of latrines, education for girls, and vocational training.

Horizon of Hope is part of the European Evangelical Mission and its work is to establish a home for Romanian youth as they learn the skills needed to move from high school to employment. A non-profit organization, Horizon of Hope desires to help young people who seek guidance and direction for their future, both spiritually and vocationally. Horizon of Hope is currently building its facility; there will be 18-20 students living and learning at the new building when it is completed.

Living Hope is a Ukrainian NGO that helps children and youth at risk as well as their families. The main aim is to establish day care centers in different areas to give children and youth the chance to spend their leisure time meaningful and protected, to give them assistance to develop life skills and to teach Christian values.

The main purpose of FCE is to help abandoned children and young people gain a dignified life. The work impacts approximately 200 abandoned children and young people, 80 poor families, and the elderly and disabled in two state run institutions. They also operate 3 orphanages, a special needs school, a teen center, a halfway house, a hospital unit, elderly care program, food and clothing programs, and a transit program with family homes.