God Is On The Move

2022 has been the best year yet for AIMS, but I know and expect greater things to come. Last year, we spent a lot of time and effort revamping our internal systems and structures, all the while, we saw almost double the amount of unreached people receive salvation compared to 2021. I absolutely love that! My boss always says, it’s like we are building an aircraft carrier on the water as planes continue to land and take off.

2022 Impact

• ​Added 68 national leaders for a total of 113

• Added 715 native missionaries for a total of 1,016 to carry the gospel into Unreached People Groups in 40 different countries

• 101,919 people heard the message of Jesus for the first time

• 24,689 people received salvation

• 6,162 people demonstrated their new life in Jesus through water baptism

• 2,035 new churches were planted among Unreached People Groups

• 49 holistic projects brought financial sustainability to many native missionaries and allowed them access to multiple unreached communities

Story from Native Missionary in the Islands of South Asia

“I have start a small business on selling the vegetables and fruits as my evangelism approaches to the villagers. Through these approaches help me to be well known as a good and trusted person among them. After around 6 months in this village, I have accepted by 3 farmer families and build relation with them. I also able to share the Gospel with them. In the month of November within these 3 families I started the House church and encourage their faith. Now some of their children as teenagers also begin to open their hearts to hear the Gospel in the House Church meeting that we started it.”

It’s so cool how God can use fruits and vegetables to open hearts to the gospel. I can’t wait to see what all God does this year among the unreached.

Prayer Requests

• A media intern to help manage our social media content and video production

• Divine creativity and wisdom in leading the media department

• Fresh vision from Heaven for developing useful media resources for our native missionaries

• Abundant finances for media equipment and resources