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Sponsor a National Missionary

Hundreds of villages are without any evangelical witness at all. Many village people want to go to church, but have no transport to travel to a neighbouring village to worship. It is vital that we see churches planted where no witness exists, or where the witness of an existing evangelical church needs to be revived.

Alexander Almaty The Orthodox Church attempts to maintain a stranglehold on the religious life of many countries of SGA’s operations. This is particularly apparent in the village communities. Furthermore, false cults are already established in many villages, and are sowing the seeds of their false gospels. SGA graduates have been trained and equipped to confront such error and preach the Gospel of Christ, but most cannot afford to sustain themselves in these desperately needy situations.

Consider the strategically important role of national workers.

The advantages are obvious. They

Have no language or cultural barriers to overcome
Are familiar with social needs in their area
Are well prepared and sensitive in their presentation of the Gospel in their culture
Can identify the best methods for evangelism in their communities
Live at a fraction of the cost of foreign missionaries
Are willing to serve with limited resources

Possible involvement in national missionary support:

Part or full sponsorship welcomed
Can be individual or church group sponsorship
Initial commitment is for two years
Prayer support for the missionary and his/her work

SGA’s involvement with you. We will:

Supply a profile of the missionary family
Provide updates and fresh information about the progress of the Gospel in the missionary’s location
Be readily available to answer your questions

What financial support means to national missionaries!

Trajan serves the Lord in Serbia. Here is a recent comment from him:

‘A few minutes before I had received the support, Rachel and I were just talking how we remained at zero with finances, and how we need the Lord to provide for tomorrow’s day. At the end of the discussion and prayer, God had already answered. I want to give my gratitude to our Lord and to SGA for your care for my ministry and family.’