Partnership is essential in ministry
As missionaries serving the Lord Jesus Christ abroad, it is essential that we not only receive support from our many partners in ministry, but also be accountable to the authority that they bear in our lives.
Check out our key partners in ministry, and consider joining our ministry team by supporting us through prayer and through giving!
Tyndale Theological Seminary was started in 1985 with a vision to equip Christian leaders from around the world. The seminary is an accredited, graduate professional school located in Badhoevedorp, Netherlands. It is an interdenominational, evangelical seminary focused on world missions.
Tyndale offers two main degree programs: the Master of Divinity (MDiv) and Master of Evangelical Theology (MET). Both programs have been accredited by the European Evangelical Accrediting Association (now the European Council for Theological Education). In the 2010–11 school year, the Master of Evangelical Theology also was accredited by the Nederlands-Vlaamse Accreditatie Organisatie (NVAO). The NVAO is the official governmental accreditation agency for the Netherlands and Flanders. In 2011–12, Tyndale also received formal recognition as a Dutch institution for higher learning.
Every year, Tyndale has students from over 20 nations studying side-by-side within an intimate learning and discipleship environment. In its over 40 years of service, Tyndale has welcomed students from over 80 nations.
SAMS-USA is a voluntary missionary society in the Anglican tradition in the United States, linked with five other members of the SAMS family around the world. All missionaries work in partnership with the Episcopal/Anglican diocese where they are serving primarily in the Americas. In the USA, SAMS seeks to work cooperatively with executives of the Episcopal and Anglican churches to coordinate society and national church programs when appropriate.
The Society is dedicated to fulfilling Jesus Christ’s Great Commission to “Go … and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you …" (Matthew 28:19-20a). We seek to develop churches in the areas of service which are firmly rooted in the Gospel and which, while reflecting the indigenous culture, remain faithful to the traditions of the worldwide Episcopal/Anglican communion.
SAMS trains, sends and supports Episcopalians/Anglicans who are called of God to proclaim the Gospel alongside other members of the Anglican communion primarily in the Americas. Missionaries are also involved with social concerns for all sectors of the community through teaching, medicine, youth ministry, and community development, with a special focus on underprivileged and minority or marginal groups.
Into All The World began in 1981 when several pastors and lay people met in Kitchener, Ontario to begin a mission enabling society: to enable individuals and churches to fulfill the call of God on their life in the area of missions. It started with 3 workers going to Kenya in 1981 and has grown into 27 missionaries in the field, many short-term missionaries and partnering with nationals in their own country. IATW works with missionaries to help equip them with charitable status and the spiritual development to do the work God has called them to do. Although IATW manages projects all over the world, each project has been directed by God. IATW is a non-profit organization, member of Canadian Council of Christian Charities, is a registered charity, and it is based out of Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
IATW is a missions enabling agency with the desire is to see Christ’s great commission finished. They work with individuals, churches and denominations (Overseas and in North America) to partner with them to bring the good news of Jesus Christ and His salvation to all tribes and nations. IATW does this by training, equipping and assisting individuals to reach out and go to the nations to share Christ and His Kingdom as they serve the people of the land.