ReFrame Ministries began in 1939 by the Christian Reformed Church Synod as a media ministry originally known as “The Back to God Hour” broadcast out of Chicago, Illinois.
Ministry Spotlight: Live Action began in 2008 to advocate the human rights of preborn children.
Wycliffe Associates began in 1967 to accelerate the work of Bible translation around the world.
Lutheran Services in America began in 1997 to provide various services to more than 300 independently operated Lutheran health and social services nonprofit organizations. Its staff of about 20 are located in Washington, D.C.
The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) began in 1978 to strengthen Christian schools and equip Christian educators through its member services.
Water Mission, Assemblies of God, Legacy Pregnancy Resource Center, Meridian-Amikas Village
Water Mission is partnering with UNICEF to author new solar-powered water systems design and installation guides for rural communities.
Buckner International has been ministering to families, needy children and the elderly since 1879.
Feed the Hunger is a humanitarian evangelical Christian mission organization which started in 1968.
Love One International began in 2012, focused around its Love One Center in Uganda, helping critically ill children that need medical care, restoring them to health and returning them to home.
Kentucky Mountain Bible College began in 1931 dedicated to preparing students for a ministry of spreading scriptural holiness.