Here is a brief overview of our current global ministry partners that Holy Trinity Anglican supports financially. Be amazed, touched and inspired by these ministries that are faithfully serving God through the building up of his church in their respective cities and countries. Pray for them and rejoice in what God is accomplishing. We are privileged to be a part of their good work.
127 Worldwide equips the global body of Christ to empower vulnerable communities. This partnership is accomplished by connecting believers who desire to live out James 1:27 with effective leaders in Kenya, Uganda and Guatemala.
The missionary Diocese of NW Australia seeks to obey Jesus’ Great Commission in the remote, outback regions of North West Australia. The gospel shapes its mission of evangelizing and equipping the people in the outback.
Anglican Frontier Missions (AFM) sends short- and long-term missionaries to plant biblically-based, multiplying, indigenous Anglican churches and dioceses where the church is not yet established among the three billion people and 7,000 unreached people groups still waiting to hear the gospel for the very first time.
As the official relief and development arm of the ACNA, ARDF works alongside strategic partners to alleviate suffering through disaster relief and to foster the flourishing of communities through development projects while expanding the Kingdom through tangible works of compassion.
The Rev. Bisoke Balikenga and his wife, Furaha, minister in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo where they care for the many in their Province. Our grant this year helped people and street children who are displaced due to war and tribal conflict.
Kerry and Cynthia Buttram live and work in central Amsterdam, The Netherlands at Christ Church where Kerry is an assistant chaplain to three congregations around the city. They both continue teaching and doing pastoral work through visitation and hospitality with congregants.
The Deaf Unit equips Egyptian deaf and hearing impaired children and youth through educational, economic and social skills training to effectively integrate into their families and communities.
The purpose of Explore is to extend the reach of George Whitefield College’s reformed theological education on the Africa continent through relevant, affordable and accessible study material. Explore aims to grow Christians in their knowledge of the Bible and theology, enabling them to teach and share the gospel in either their local church or workplace.
Five Talents’ mission is to transform lives through economic empowerment. In partnership with local churches, women and men are trained to lead Community Savings Groups. Neighbors learn to read, write, count, save money and help each other start small businesses – all to find sustainable paths out of poverty.
Langham founder John Stott believed every church deserves a well-trained pastor. That’s why Langham trains pastors in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East—where 80% lack training. With support from Holy Trinity, Langham puts needed books like the Africa Bible Commentary into their hands. The global Church says, “thank you!”
Holy Trinity has partnered with the Diocese of Lango to host yearly fellowship meetings for the 38 clergy widows of the diocese to help them connect with God, nourish their faith and restore hope in their lives.
Johann and Louise Vanderbijl (SAMS) have been working as missionaries in Heiloo, Netherlands. Johann is a gifted discipler and writer, recently publishing Breakfast on the Beach, a narrative account of Peter’s encounter with the Lord in the Gospels.
Since 2018, David and Alissa Williams have served as InterVarsity Christian Fellowship (IVCF) missionaries partnering with the Oxford Pastorate. Together they serve graduate students at Oxford University through ministry initiatives such as a Graduate Christian Forum.
The Center for Pastor Theologians serves a network of clergy who share a passion to lead the people of God theologically and to do so from the point of view of orthodox Protestant teaching. The organization’s mission is to platform and equip pastors to do the work of theology for the good of the church and the transformation of our culture and our world.
Heart’s Cry seeks to serve as advocates for the individual orphans of Panamá, thereby sharing the love of Jesus Christ and following the Biblical command in James 1:27 to care for orphans. Currently, Heart’s Cry has three strategically and prayerfully focused arms: Family Services supports a foster care program; Casa Providencia is the special needs orphanage; Orphan Cares encourages, supports, and connects with the children in orphanages, showing them God’s love and his paternal coverage over them.