Church Planting Fund
Christar workers introduce others to Jesus Christ in places where there is little or no Christian witness. On Jesus’ promise to build His church, we share the good news and establish fellowships of believers that worship in culturally relevant ways. As believers grow in their faith, God calls some of them to plant additional churches. Your gift to the Christar Church Planting Fund enables workers to train believers around the world for ministry, as well as share the hope of Christ through a wide range of creative outreaches, from language classes to medical clinics to coffeehouses. And, it allows them to plant local bodies of Christ among people groups that do not have access to one in their language or culture.
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