What does it mean to be a mission-focused church?

In Matthew 28:16-20 Jesus tells his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations and to baptize people in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.

As part of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, one of our denominational core values involves completing the Great Commission, which calls us to be missionaries to the world in which we live.

Our current partnerships:

• Local Ministries We Support: Elizabeth New Life Center, Family Life Center of Auglaize County, Rustic Hope, Agape Ministries, and Lima Rescue Mission.Christian and Missionary Alliance Partners
  Faith Alliance partners with three separate teams who serve among some of the most unreached people groups of the world. These regions are highly Islamic contexts where there is little access to the gospel. Faith Alliance desires to support our Alliance workers through our prayers, our financial support, and by going to serve these teams during their annual Field Forum. If you would like to support the Alliance work around the world, the best way to give is to give towards the Great Commission Fund regularly. If you would like to support one of our partner teams, please consider giving regularly towards them. Due to security reasons, we cannot disclose the names of the teams in these regions. Please speak with Pastor James if you would like to know more about our specific partnerships and how you can support them.Middle East
  Northeast Asia
  Southeast Asia

  E4 Project
  Faith Alliance also partners with the E4 Project who serves primarily in Gabon and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Throughout the years, Faith Alliance has been involved in several of the on-going ministries and projects of E4 including Hope House, Hands of Grace, Malnutrition Program, Mobility Cart Worldwide, and more. Please visit e4project.org for more information of how you can support their ministry.

  Mission Trips
  Due to Covid-19, mission trips are TBA. Please stay tuned for more information!