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The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry began in 1938 as a compassionate ministry to meet the physical and spiritual needs of Jewish people who were homeless and affected by the Holocaust during World War II. ...
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JAARS began in 1963 to support Bible translation organizations and missionaries by transporting them to and from remote places so others can translate and share Scripture. JAARS regularly lands planes on narrow rivers and towering ...
Women’s Resource Medical Centers of Southern Nevada began in 1984 with the goal to reduce the demand for abortion by supporting pregnant women and their families from a Christian worldview.
By The Hand Club For Kids officially became an organized nonprofit ministry in 2005 as a Christ-centered after-school program in Chicago, Illinois.
Kids for the Kingdom began in 1998 to provide help and train people around the world to improve the physical and spiritual lives of disadvantaged children and their families within their local communities.
Christian Relief Services Charities (CRSC) began in 1985 with a global view to improve the physical welfare of human suffering.
Crossfire Ministries began in 1995 as a Christian food pantry in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Now, Crossfire Ministries provides food to around 10,000 people each year.
Jack Van Impe Ministries began in 1948 as a media platform for Jack Van Impe’s teaching ministry with his focus on connecting end times prophecies with current news.
ChildFund began in 1938 to help deprived, excluded, and vulnerable children around the world.
Tim Ballard founded Operation Underground Railroad in 2013 to rescue children from sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. In 2022, they employed 131 people and used 61,825 volunteers to help carry out the work.
