Global Disciples

Global Disciples recognizes the urgency in their voices, the determination in their eyes and the passion in the hearts of men and women around the world who are compelled to reach the people in their regions who have yet to hear the Good News of Jesus.

Most of these leaders come from churches that are financially poor and often filled with first-generation believers who have not forgotten the fear, confusion and brokenness of life before Jesus. But they have experienced God’s transforming power in their lives, families and communities and it has ignited a passion to pass it on.

Global Disciples works with groups of churches in 43 countries throughout Africa, Asia and Latin America to equip and send their own disciple-makers and church planters into least-reached areas to share the Good News.

In the past two years alone, Global Disciples’ impact has resulted in 2,220 new churches planted in least-reached areas, 12,340 disciple-makers trained and sent out, and 66,016 new believers worshipping Jesus.

Equipping people to reach their nations

A third of our world has not yet heard the Good News of Jesus. But we live in a time where many of those are within reach of a local church. Through our simple and effective strategy of training and coaching, believers share the Gospel in their own nations and cultures, multiplying disciples and locally sustainable fellowships.

Global Disciples partners with church networks in more than 74 countries to train leaders living near least-reached communities.

We encourage you on this ExtraOrdinary day of giving, to join us as a global disciple - resourcing local believers with similar cultures and languages to reach their nations.

Why Least- Reached?

NOTE: Your gift will go towards the area of greatest need.

Who We Are

A third of our world has not yet heard the good news of Jesus. But we live in a time where many of those people are within reach of a local church. Through our simple and effective strategy of training and coaching, believers share the Gospel in their own nations and cultures. Multiplying disciples and locally sustainable fellowships.