Who We Are

We are an organization that seeks to build bridges with our Muslim neighbors and all ethnic backgrounds. Our desire is to share Christ’s love and His Gospel, why He came to earth, and what His desires are for the lost so that all may know Him.

We are compelled to reach out to Muslims with the gospel of Jesus Christ, because the Lord Jesus commanded us to “Go unto all the world” (Mark 16:15) and the Muslim world is growing all around us:

Islam is the fastest growing religion in America and around the world, with the Muslim population exceeding 1.3 billion.
Twenty percent of all human beings are Muslim.
Over 46 nations are considered Muslim countries.
Because of strict laws forbidding evangelism in most Muslim countries, Muslims are the most unreached people and neglected mission field in the world.

Mission

Our mandate is to actively reach out to all people around the world and to partner with like-minded believers to promote the cause of Christ through evangelism, discipleship, and church planting.

Sixty years ago, our mission among Muslims would have been described as “mission impossible” and probably viewed as the most difficult of all missionary tasks. Unfortunately, since the inception of Islam little effort has been displayed evangelize Muslims. Missionary Samuel Zwemer once said that, “One might suppose that the church thought the Great Commission did not apply to Muslims”

We believe that it is the responsibility of the church and each believer to labor tirelessly to reach Muslims. We believe the need of the hour is to renew our commitment to the Great Commission by launching our net into the deep sea. Motivated by love, we can win Muslims to Christ by the power the gospel knowing that it is the only message that forgives sins, and changes lives and destinies.

Let us consider the last of words of Jesus on earth: “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature.” Mark 16:15

“If a commission by an earthly king is considered an honor, how can a commission by a Heavenly King be considered a sacrifice?” David Livingstone