Missions We Support

Good News Ministries continuously provides essential needs for 70 orphans in our orphanage, and offers education, free schooling, transportation, and lunch to 97 local children. Our blind children's home serves 32 children under Kamala Kodavatikanti's leadership. We run 25 after-school centers for 600 children, provide a home to 20 widows, and bring encouragement and the gospel message into 15 prisons. We bring hope into our city’s two untouchable communities, supplying food and discipleship to 42 families. We continue to oversee a church network of 120 pastors with training and support. GNM operates with 27 staff, mainly volunteers, including six paid staff.

We are a community of artists and dreamers on a journey to use art, in all forms, to cultivate welcoming spaces with youth living in contexts of violence and poverty.

180 Ministries' recovery programs are designed to meet individuals where they are and guide them toward lasting transformation. Using a comprehensive curriculum rooted in personal growth, spiritual development, and practical life skills, we help men and women rebuild their lives with purpose and hope. Each program focuses on the whole person—addressing emotional, physical, and spiritual needs—so participants can achieve meaningful, sustainable change while learning tools for long-term success.

Sharing Ministries, Inc. is a 501(c)(3), faith-based, non-profit organization.
Our mission is to provide nutritious food to those in need while facilitating education about healthy living and a connection to other community resources.

Chinle Planting Hope (CPH) is a grassroots organization in Chinle, Arizona, in the heart of the Navajo Nation. CPH acquired its 501c3 nonprofit status in 2019. Chinle Planting Hope practices asset-based community development and invests in projects that build up the physical, social, educational and spiritual health of all community members. We try both to identify regional strengths and to meet community needs in ways that strengthen dignity, empowerment and cooperation.

For more than 30+ years, Christ For the City International has partnered with local leaders to serve cities through the Gospel. We believe lasting transformation happens when people within a community are empowered to lead the work themselves. That’s why most of our missionaries are nationals serving in their own countries — bringing deep cultural understanding and long-term commitment. Today, CFCI works through a network of ministries that serve both spiritual and practical needs, including discipleship, youth outreach, medical care, education, and community development.