Transformation Update: All of Us
More than 40% of the world’s people are least-reached. That means over 3.4 billion people don’t have access to a church that proclaims the gospel in their language and worships in a way that’s relevant in their culture.
What will it take to reach them?
All of us.
No one organization, project or person can bring the good news to the 40%. But together, the Church can. God has created every believer uniquely so that collectively, we can be the instrument of His blessing to the nations.
Our new Transformation Update, “All of Us,” celebrates these diverse roles within the Great Commission. And it shares how Christar U.S. helps members of local churches invest their gifts, skills, vocations, time and resources to mobilize the gospel to communities where it isn’t yet known.
Related Projects
Help us serve the Body of Christ as its members invest their gifts, skills, vocations, time and resources to mobilize the gospel to the least-reached.
Provide Christian education in English for children in South Asia with few opportunities.
Help a South Asian church finish constructing a building and increase its ability to reach out.
Equip spiritual leaders for planting and strengthening churches in the Arab World.
Help meet the physical, psychological and spiritual needs of refugees and other marginalized people in the Middle East.
Help recruit and prepare workers from throughout the world outside of North America to serve in Muslim communities.
Equip Filipino believers to plant churches among some of the hardest-to-reach people groups in the world.
Provide refuge and counsel to Middle Eastern women and their children who are victims of abuse, and introduce them to Jesus.
Meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of refugees and those impacted by disaster.
Help mobilize new workers and equip them to share the message of Christ.
Equip Christar workers to provide short-term assistance in the wake of natural disasters or other crises, laying the foundation for future ministry.
Your gifts empower Christar Workers to share transforming hope
with communities around the world.
Enable a Persian to hear the gospel or help train Persian believers for ministry.
Equips South Asian believers to plant reproducing fellowships in small villages and support the ministries of their churches.
Help workers and local believers continue to serve and thrive in hard places.
Help Middle Eastern followers of Christ learn how to apply and share biblical truth.
SESaMe disperses bite-sized pieces of the Word of God to least-reached people in a country with little access to this good news.
Help cultivate Christ-honoring transformation through medical care in Albania.
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