“Let the peoples praise thee, O God; let all the peoples praise thee! Let the nations be glad and sing for joy!” (Ps 67:3-4)
As a church, we have the privilege of being part of the gospel work God is doing in our city and around the world. We agree with pastor and author John Piper who has said that when it comes to taking the gospel to the world, there are three kinds of Christians – those who go, those who send and those who disobey.
We provide financial support and prayer support for men and women involved in gospel centered church planting and church equipping ministries in other countries. And we challenge each person at Redeemer to be personally involved in bringing the good news of Jesus to our city, while as a church, we support local ministries that are having a impact in central Arkansas.
Charles and Julie Woodrow
Serving 30 years with Grace Missions Ministries in Nampula, Mozambique UPDATE August 2020 In over 30 years I have reported on many remarkable manifestations of God’s grace here in Nampula – but the following report may be among the most amazing. I sincerely hope many will read the full story below and give thanks and heart-felt praise to God for what has happened so far.↓ COVID-19 in Nampula: AMAZING GRACE! As I write this, Nampula is now 94 days into the…
Joe and Dana Neff
Serving since May 2017 with TeachBeyond Region: GlobalService Location: TeachBeyond Global Centre, UKService Roles: Global Director of Educational Services, JoeAdministrative Director of Open Schools Worldwide, Dana As global Director of Educational Services, Joe is responsible to coordinate educational programs and projects in sixty countries including schools, camps, language centers, and higher education.His personal focus is schools from startups and leadership to teachers and curriculum in national Christian schools, missionary and church schools, evangelistic schools, and international Christian schools. He visits…
John and Janel Breitenstein
Serving with Engineering Ministries International (EMI) Since 2012 Update April 27, 2020 John is currently training a number of leaders to expand our worldwide offices by five, as well as leading occasional crisis management teams (like EMI’s response to COVID-19). He assists in conflict management and implements other organizational changes to keep EMI’s missionaries holistically healthy and sustainable overseas–rather than burning through these valuable kingdom workers. We believe effective discipleship around the world begins with how we love one another…
Johnny and Ellen Walker
Johnny & Ellen Walker https://www.wycliffe.org/partner/388CA8 Serving as a family since 2012 (and prior to that as singles). LOCATION East Africa (Musoma, Mara Region, Tanzania) BACKGROUND Tanzania is a country of about 60 million people speaking over 120 different languages. The language of wider communication and primary education is Swahili. Religiously it is a mix of Islam, Christianity, and traditional religions. The Mara Region of Tanzania is in the northwest of the country, bordering Kenya and Lake Victoria. There are over…
Little Door International (LDI)
Little Door International is dedicated to helping fellow Christians respond to the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20) in the poverty-stricken nation of Myanmar. Myanmar, officially the Republic of the Union of Myanmar (also known as Burma), is a sovereign state in South East Asia bordered by Bangladesh, India, China, Laos and Thailand. During his time in the jungle of the old Burma, the American Baptist missionary Adonirum Judson spoke about the intensity of prayer which I think is appropriate to…
International Friendship Outreach
IFO’s Conversation Club meetings offer students a place to meet as well as to learn, practice, and develop good conversational English skills. Each year we invest in the lives of these internationals students by providing one of the meals for their Conversation Club meetings. This also provides us a perfect venue to share cultures, customs, personal values, and faith. For more information, click here or email Don Parish
Union Rescue Mission
Union Rescue Mission was founded by Reverend Guy S. Wilson and Ray Branscum in 1946. The organization was renamed the Twin City Mission in 1952. At that time, the congregation of Reynolds Memorial Baptist Church agreed to pay $100/month to rent the old Glenn Hotel in North Little Rock. In 1954, the Pulaski County Baptist Association (PCBA) took over the responsibility of sponsoring the mission and hired Purl Stocktown to be the first Superintendent. For more information, click here.