Africa Inland Mission exists to declare the Glory of God to the peoples of Africa. We exist to introduce those who have never heard to the One who died to save them – Jesus Christ. We exist to help new believers grow strong and healthy in their faith. We exist to see new believers enfolded into a maturing church. We exist to invest in the lives of current and future church leaders, so they can effectively build into the lives of others and reach out in turn to the vast populations of Africa and beyond.   

CWM was founded to be an umbrella organization    to accommodate future growth in branch ministries.The first branch, Chinese for Christ International (CFCI), is led today by director Dr Eddie Wang. CFCI prints and distributes Chinese-language gospel literature; operates Eucon International Kindergarten in Harbin, China; and supports Christian tentmakers who are teaching and ministering among the Chinese people. Dr Wang travels extensively throughout the United States to alert American Christians to the needs of China.  

Frontline is an independent Baptist organization which was established in 1973, with the help of Dr. Tom Wallace, Dr. Bill Fortner and others, to work with pastors and churches in Eastern European countries. During the years before the collapse of the communist economic system which brought about changes in the governments of these countries, our ministry was primarily a servant ministry to pastors and churches there. We provided financial support, equipment, training and encouragement to our brethren who were working under some very difficult circumstances.  

CHAP International is fully committed to serving God by helping the people of Liberia. CHAP's initial, current objectives include provisions of food, clothing, health care and other life necessities to needy Liberians. In time, CHAP hopes to establish some businesses within Liberia to provide employment opportunities. These businesses will likely be vocational training centers to better equip local citizens with employment skills and, foremost, to teach biblical business practices. Agricultural projects might also be a part of CHAP's future work in Liberia. Furthermore, drawing on Stan's expertise in the windmill industry, CHAP hopes to someday build windmills to provide clean drinking water. Ultimately, Stan Weaver and everyone in the CHAP organization hopes that their ministry and humanitarian aid initiatives can expand beyond the borders of Liberia to reach needy populations around the world. 

MAF is a faith-based, non-profit ministry. Teams of aviation, communications and technology specialists overcome barriers, transform lives, and enable the work of some 600 organizations around the world.