Global Missions

Togo

Pioneers Togo

Seacoast has been in partnership with Pioneers Togo for over 20 years. Togo is one of the smallest, poorest, and most overlooked countries in Africa. Within a population of 7 million, 29% are Christian, while the predominate religions in the rural areas are Islam, Voodoo, and other indigenous beliefs.

Vision Project: Church Planting

Pioneers has planted 154 churches/Discovery groups among 13 people groups and is working in 84 rural villages. Pioneers Togo also broadcasts a weekly radio program that provides messages of salvation and hope. Their goal is to plant 15 new village churches and secure pastor support.

PROJECT COST: $2,700 per church
PASTOR SUPPORT: $23,040 annually
TOTAL – $63,540: Funds 15 village church plants

Vision Project: Social Impact

Nearly 81.2% of Togo’s rural population lives below the global poverty line. Over half live on $1/day. It is estimated that 40% do not have access to a clean water source. One out of eight Togolese children will not live to see their fifth birthday. This is due, primarily, to waterborne diseases and a lack of medical care.

TRANSPORTATION FOR PASTORS: Many pastors serve in multiple villages over 10 miles apart. We would like to purchase motorcycles to allow pastors to increase their capacity to share the Gospel.
PROJECT COST: $16,800 

MISSIONARY HOUSING: With home ownership out of reach for most missionaries and pastors, we are seeking to provide basic housing for 5 missionaries. 
PROJECT COST: $50,000 (5 homes)

Honduras

Casa De Oracion

In Honduras, Pastor Daniel Dyer leads the multi-site church network, Casa de Oracion Familiar (Family Prayer Center), and serves as National Director for Children’s Cup ministry. His OCF churches operate feeding centers and conduct prison ministry throughout the country to reach Honduras for Christ. Over 60% of the population lives in poverty in rural areas, and approximately 1 out of 5 Hondurans earn less than $1.90 per day.

Vision Project: Church Planting

OCF intends to plant 50 churches and discipleship training centers.

PROJECT COST: $5,000/each
TOTAL – $250,000: Funds 50 churches/centers

Vision Project: Leadership Development

Casa de Oracion (Family Prayer Center) has been working in prisons in Honduras since 2001 as Prisoners of Hope Ministries. They are ministering in 5 prisons and are impacting over 4,000 inmates, in addition to police officers and prison personnel through training, discipleship, and special events. Nearly half of the Family Prayer Team are former prisoners whom God is now using to train and save others.

PROJECT COST: $30,000

Sri Lanka

Bethany Christian Life Center

Sri Lanka is approximately 7.4% Christian, with the majority of the population, Buddhist. Bethany Church and Pastor Dishan are committed to church planting efforts to reach Sri Lanka for Christ.

VISION PROJECT: LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TRAINING 

Bethany would like to provide 10 missions leadership development training programs across Sri Lanka for 750 pastors and leaders. 
PROJECT COST: $3,500

SOCIAL IMPACT

The current economic crisis, and Sri Lanka defaulting on international loans, have had severe humanitarian consequences for many vulnerable people. Sri Lanka faces rampant fuel and food shortages. Bethany is committed to being the hands and feet of Jesus by serving those in need.

Sri Lanka is approximately 7.4% Christian, with the majority of the population, Buddhist. Due to the current economic crisis, funds are needed to support basic necessities for over 150 pastors.
PROJECT COST: $25,000

VISION PROJECT: PASTORS EDUCATION FUND 

Bethany is committed to church planting and reaching the nation for Christ, but many pastors do not have the resources to provide basic needs for their families. This fund will assist with the education of pastors’ children.
PROJECT COST: $4,500

VISION PROJECT: WIDOWS MINISTRY 

Bethany intends to provide medicine and food parcels for over 100 widows at $36 per month.
PROJECT COST: $3,600

VISION PROJECT: TRANSPORTATION FUND 

The transportation fund is to provide the opportunity for church planters and key leaders to attend weekly meetings.
PROJECT COST: $10,000 ($250 x 40 pastors)

OneHope & Biblica

Provide God's Word to Every Child

One Hope is working with Biblica Bible translators to eradicate Bible poverty in this generation. Over a billion people worldwide lack access to complete Bibles in their language. Translations are needed for 3,641 languages. Together, we hope to make God’s Word accessible to all people by 2033.

No scripture translation currently exists in the Contemporary Eastern Punjabi dialect spoken in India and Pakistan. More than 48 million people speak this dialect and 68% live below the poverty line. This project would foster church growth in these communities and scripture-engagement programs through One Hope’s Durable Network.

PROJECT COST: $1,000,000 ($200,000 annually for 5 years) funds provide the translation of the Bible to Contemporary Eastern Punjabi and One Hope’s Bible resources.

Pakistan

ARC Pakistan

Vision Project: Conference Sponsorship

ARC Pakistan is planning to offer leadership development conferences in 2023. This year, 180 leaders from their best church-planting and network-building churches will gather in Karachi and Lahore to cast vision and provide training to plant churches in selected areas. 
PROJECT COST: $36,000 

In October 2023, 1,000 leaders from 350 churches will be invited to ARC Pakistan National Conferences to celebrate the success of church-planting efforts and to share the vision with new leaders about joining an ARC regional church-planting network. 
PROJECT COST: $150,000

Vision Project: Social Impact

EDUCATIONAL NEEDS FOR PAKISTAN 

• Kotri School – ARC Pakistan intends to complete construction at the Kotri School by providing a solar power system and lighting to expand the use of the building for the community. 
PROJECT COST: $18,000 

• Karachi School – Repair the school roof and walls, add 2 classrooms, and provide the remaining operating costs to support 450 students.
PROJECT COST: $102,000 

• Layyah School – Provide the remaining operating costs to support 200 students.
PROJECT COST: $20,000 

• School in Lahore – Provide the remaining operating costs to support 100 students.
PROJECT COST: $10,000

Water Mission

Safe water for people around the world

Over 2.2 billion people lack access to safe water—one-third of the world’s population. Water Mission has provided more than 7,000,000 people in 57 countries with lasting safe water solutions. Your generous gift builds safe water solutions for individuals and communities around the world.

PROJECT COST: $50,000

One World Health

Affordable healthcare to those who need it most

One World Health’s vision is to see impoverished communities take ownership in a sustainable healthcare model, so that they become empowered to bring about long-term change and tangible improvements
in health and quality of life. They have developed a model that provides affordable healthcare to the communities who need it most and does not require ongoing support to keep the doors open.

Since their founding in 2009, One World Health has seen over 7000,000 patients. They currently employ 175 local medical staff as part of their model to promote sustainability. We strive to contribute funding for new clinics in Nicaragua, Uganda, and Honduras.

PROJECT COST: $50,000

Kenya

Bread Of Life

Vision Project: Kenya Missionary Training School

Bread Of Life (BOL) seeks support to cover school expenses and housing at the BOL Missionary Training School for 19 students. BOL also intends to hold a Missions Conference in multiple regions to share the vision for spreading the Gospel. 
PROJECT COST: $30,000

Francis + Benedict

Empower and equip skilled seamstresses in Togo

VISION PROJECT: HOUSING PROJECT
Francis + Benedict (F+B) empowers and equips skilled Togolese seamstresses by providing them with dignified and sustainable employment. Their profits are used to resource community leaders in Togo, enabling them to continue projects that benefit orphans, widows, and those suffering in poverty. Francis and Benedict’s desire is to break the cycle of poverty in the lives of their seamstresses and their children. Homeownership is typically out of reach. The provision of appropriate housing provides generational stability, safety, and improved self-esteem. The goal is to purchase land and provide 7 homes to seamstresses and their children.
PROJECT COST: $225,000 ($50,000 for land and $175,000 for 7 homes)