Below you’ll find a list of organizations supported through giving at IAC. We also support a number of mission workers who are devoted to evangelism, justice, and cultural creation. We aim for a mix of global and local impact. The Missions Team would be delighted to connect you with any of these ministries you wish to consider supporting and/or praying for personally.
The team also reviews organizational requests and requests for ongoing support throughout the year, if you would like more information, reach out to missions@springsiac.org.
Barnabas International exists to edify, encourage, enrich and strengthen servants in ministry. We creatively seek ways to fulfill our charter through a variety of ministry models. We are pastoral care providers, shepherding the hearts and souls of God’s people. Our ministry priorities are targeted toward global servants, pastors, national church leaders, and their families.
“People restored by God and the world restored through design.” EMI is a Christian non-profit made up of architects, engineers, surveyors, and construction managers who value Design, Discipleship, and Diversity. Since 1982, our worldwide mission is to develop people, design structures, and construct facilities which serve communities and the Church—facilities like hospitals, schools, water systems, and more. Together, we are designing a world of hope.
GEM is reaching Europe and changing the world through rapidly reproducing disciples and churches. We are committed to seeing God’s Kingdom spread through all the peoples of Europe to the world as we follow Jesus and lead others to do the same. In January 2012, Greater Europe Mission kicked off a new initiative, committed to seeing discipleship movements ignited in 50 cities in five years. GEM wants to mobilize and activate disciples of Jesus who want to leverage their time and talents to make disciples among the peoples of Europe. How that looks will depend on your abilities and availability.
Bringing hope and grace in a culture of death – equipping ministry leaders to address abortion in the church by creating a safe and healing culture of Christ’s hope through grace, and to make future abortion unthinkable.
Training Ground is a Christ-centered, experiential discipleship program located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We invite young men ages 18-25 to live in intentional community while discovering who they are in Christ and the fullness of life Jesus provides. Our program offers real life testing, intentional Biblical teaching, and leadership development centering around work, wilderness, and worship all through an intentional community of older men.
Paraclete Mission Group comes alongside mission agencies, churches and church planting movements involved in expanding the Kingdom of God around the world. Paraclete associates are experienced missionaries and professionals who use their histories, skills and gifts to partner with individuals and organizations to help them be effective in life and ministry.
paráklētos – one who consoles or comforts, one who encourages or uplifts; hence refreshes, and/or one who intercedes on our behalf as an advocate.
Training Ground is a Christ-centered, experiential discipleship program located in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We invite young men ages 18-25 to live in intentional community while discovering who they are in Christ and the fullness of life Jesus provides. Our program offers real life testing, intentional Biblical teaching, and leadership development centering around work, wilderness, and worship all through an intentional community of older men.
The Word For All Nations has as its purpose to equip leaders – whether in business, church, education, government or healthcare – with a special emphasis on implementing Practical Reconciliation Initiatives™ in communities in Africa. The WordFAN teaches people living in poverty and conflict areas how to live and work together in peace and harmony to develop stable, thriving communities.
Youth With A Mission is a global movement of Christians from many cultures, age groups, and Christian traditions, dedicated to serving Jesus throughout the world. Also known as YWAM (pronounced “WHY-wham”), we unite in a common purpose to know God and to make Him known. Back when we began in 1960, our main focus was to get youth involved in missions. Today, we still focus on youth, and we also involve people aged 9 to 90. We currently work in more than 1,100 locations in over 180 countries, with a staff of over 18,000. One of the joys of participating in YWAM is to work with people from many nations. YWAM’s staff (known as “YWAMers”) come from over 130 countries, including places like Indonesia, Nepal, Mozambique, and Colombia.