Help us reach them.
Over 3 billion people, in over 7,000 people groups, have not heard the Good News about Jesus. The number is staggering, and you may feel overwhelmed wondering what can be done to reach them?
Compassion for Life’s mission is to multiply disciples, who love and obey Jesus, while working to alleviate the suffering of the under-served and under-privileged people around the world, many of whom are part of that 3 billion. We don’t just talk about Jesus, but we work to show the tangible love of Jesus through vital services and projects like clean water, food, and career and education opportunities that bring real change into that community.
Help us reach them.
Over 3 billion people, in over 7,000 people groups, have not heard the Good News about Jesus. The number is staggering, and you may feel overwhelmed wondering what can be done to reach them?
Compassion for Life’s mission is to multiply disciples, who love and obey Jesus, while working to alleviate the suffering of the under-served and under-privileged people around the world, many of whom are part of that 3 billion. We don’t just talk about Jesus, but we work to show the tangible love of Jesus through vital services and projects like clean water, food, and career and education opportunities that bring real change into that community.
How We Work Throughout The World
Compassion defined is a strong urge to alleviate another’s suffering. Our focus is loving and obeying Christ by multiplying disciples who love and obey Him and showing His love to those in need through practical projects that better the lives of the people in that community. By doing this, we are being Jesus in a language everyone understands and creating opportunities for the curious to become disciples.
Creating Disciples like Jesus Did
Disciple Making
Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
Matthew 28:18-20 NIV