CH Global (Christian Horizons) is a Canadian organization that we partner with in Haiti. When the 2010 earthquake struck, CH Global was able to deliver help directly to several of our UB churches. CH Global also operates a child sponsorship program that allows at-risk and disabled children to receive an education, medical care, nutrition, and spiritual care through the efforts of our local UB churches in Haiti. Numerous United Brethren people sponsor Haitian children through CH Global.

Samaritan’s Purse is a Christian relief and development organization headed by Franklin Graham. They work around the world, and have developed a high level of expertise as “first responders” in disaster situations–earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, etc. When a disaster strikes an area where we have churches, we may channel relief funds through Samaritan’s Purse to multiple the impact of our own efforts.

OM’s role in the Church is to mobilize people to share the knowledge of Jesus and His love with every generation in every nation. OM pioneers and leads initiatives to redeem lives, rebuild communities, and restore hope in over 110 countries. We have two endorsed staff members and another five staff from our Asian United Brethren churches that serve with OM.

William Cameron Townsend founded Wycliffe in 1942. A missionary to the Cakchiquel Indians of Guatemala, Townsend caught the vision for translation when Cakchiquel-speaking men expressed their concern that the Bible was not available to them in the language they understood clearly. As a result, Townsend resolved that every man, woman, and child should be able to read God’s Word in their own language.

European Christian Mission International is an international and inter-denominational organization of evangelical Christians called by God and commissioned by local churches to serve in partnership in the evangelization of the peoples of Europe.

From its beginning in 1901, OMS has emphasized the training of nationals as church leaders and workers. OMS International began ministry in Japan in 1901 as the Oriental Missionary Society. Today, OMS ministers in more than 40 countries throughout Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, Europe, and Africa. OMS-related churches now number more than 7000, with a combined membership in excess of one million people. We currently have three staff members serving with OMS.

When the organization began in 1948, they offered two services: aviation and radio. They were appropriately named “Jungle Aviation and Radio Service” and often went by the acronym, “J.A.A.R.S.”

However, for more than 60 years they have consistently expanded their support services to meet the changing needs of translation teams. JAARS is a nonprofit organization committed to speeding Bible translation for all people. They provide technical support services and resources to Wycliffe Bible Translators, SIL International, and related organizations around the world. We currently have four endorsed staff members working with JAARS.

International Needs Network operates in a number of of countries. We partner with them in Turkey with various ministries, including refugee relief.

SEND International is an evangelical missions community committed to mobilizing God’s people and engaging the unreached in order to establish reproducing churches.

For over 50 years, SEND has started churches among unreached people groups. SEND has more than 600 missionaries in 20 plus countries, and has a variety of long-term and short-term opportunities for you to share the gospel in places where Christ is not yet known. We have two endorsed staff members serving with SEND.

Campus Crusade for Christ seeks to fulfill the Great Commission in the power of the Holy Spirit by winning people to faith in Jesus Christ, building them in their faith, and sending them to win and build others; and helping the Body of Christ do evangelism and discipleship.

Bill and Vonette Bright founded Campus Crusade in 1951 on the UCLA campus. Today it has a presence in 191 countries and over 25,000 staff. We have two endorsed staff working with CCC.

Frontier Ventures is the umbrella entity for a number of mission organizations, including the U. S. Center for World Mission. The USCWM helps to improve strategic decision-making and practice on the frontiers of mission, surmounting the barriers that hinder God’s kingdom from coming among all peoples. This focus is reflected in the USCWM’s many publications, programs, and projects.

Reach Beyond was previously known as HCJB Radio. Their focus over the years has been using media, especially radio, to share the Gospel around the world. They are also involved with medical ministry and working with local believers in various countries.

New Tribes Mission focuses its work on unreached people groups, pioneering the work among tribal cultures where there is no established church.