ANM’s native missionaries deliver every gift in Jesus’ name to someone in need. Every gift you give is part of the mission to share the Gospel and start new churches where people still need to hear the Gospel for the first time.
Your gift will be given to a person in need in one of the 100+ countries where ANM works. Our native missionaries always share the Gospel along with the practical gift, so your gift will make an eternal impact wherever it goes.
That would be wonderful! Any extra funds will be distributed in the form of other highly needed items that will transform lives and spread the Gospel around the world.
As Christians, we all want other people to experience the Gospel that has transformed our lives. But it can be difficult to find the best way to make a difference as a Christian, especially beyond your local community. For the past 30 years, ANM (Advancing Native Missions) has helped Christians like you, as well as churches, get involved in global outreach that transforms lives and communities in the name of Jesus.
Instead of sending American missionaries to other countries, we send and equip native missionaries serving in their own countries. They already know the local languages and cultures where they work, and they live on local budgets. That means your donation goes farther than with traditional “foreign missions.” ANM currently works in more than 100 countries, focusing on sharing the Gospel where it has never been heard before.
We’d love to send you printed copies of the Gift Catalog to share with your family, friends, school, small group, or church! Or anyone else you want to share the Gift Catalog with!
Please call 540.456.7111 or email hello@advancingnativemissions.com. Let us know how many copies you need, your name, and your address.
People in rural and impoverished areas often don’t receive basic medical care. Giving the gift of medicine can help save a life. Every medicine pack is delivered by a Christian healthcare worker who will share the Gospel and pray with patients who receive this needed attention.
