Equip Disciples

Partnerships

We welcome partnerships with likeminded individuals and organizations who are passionate in serving our Lord and King, who desire to disciple the people of God, and who value the gifts God has distributed to every believer. Partnerships transcend international boundaries. If you are interested, please contact us.

Our current partnerships include:

River of God

In Costa Rica, we are partnering with River of God ministries, working especially among the Cabécar people in the southeastern mountains. River of God is comprised primarily of second generation missionaries among the Cabécar--three Jones brothers and their families. We are partnering to:

• assist with the ongoing translation work in technical matters such as computer support
• assist with interim Scripture publications
• assist in obtaining permissions for use of illustrations for Scripture publications
• process audio Scripture recordings for MegaVoice distribution
• distribute audio MegaVoice players
• lead church leader training conferences
• develop special teaching tools such as a 3-D map of the holy land and a timeline of Biblical events
• etc.

Beyond the Bridge Ministries

In DR Congo, we are partnering with Over the Bridge ministry to hold a church leadership training conference in Goma, across the border from Rwanda. We have been invited to bring our theological discipleship training materials as well as to organize and lead sessions on AIDS education and other topics. Over the Bridge will provide translators and logistics for the conference. The participants will be from rural areas in the mountains near Goma where the pastors have been under duress and have little to no resources, perhaps not even a complete Bible.

K. Fellowship of Pastors

In Kenya, we are partnering with the K. Fellowship of Pastors to hold a church leadership training conference in Kenya. We have been invited to bring our theological discipleship training materials as well as to organize and lead sessions on AIDS education and other topics. The churches will provide the facilities as well as partner with us in leading the conference. They anticipate that half of the conference participants will be from rural areas where the pastors have little to no resources, perhaps not even a complete Bible.