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About Us
In 2001, Life Church made the deliberate decision to start long-term mission bases in countries located in the 10/40 window. The 10/40 window is the area of the world between latitudes 10 degrees north and 40 degrees north of the equator in the Eastern Hemisphere, covering North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
It contains most of the world’s areas of greatest physical and spiritual needs, most of the world’s least-reached peoples and most of the governments that oppose Christianity; and while it constitutes only one-third of the earth’s total land area, nearly two-thirds of the world’s people reside there. We now have long-term mission commitments in Nepal, India and Korea. |
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“World Missions is a growing passion within my heart, a thought coming to the forefront of my prayers. The Bible says that the Lord is not willing that any should persish. I pray that we may grasp this same unwillingness, an unwillingness for people to step on the other side of eternity without knowing Jesus Christ.
Masses still walk in darkness without this saving knowledge of the cross and our message to them is simple. It is a message of love, hope, fogiveness and a way back to God through Christ. The world’s need for a Saviour is a cause for urgent action! For the Gospel is only good news if it gets there in time."
Zach Maasbach,
Missions Pastor
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"With conflict rising around the world and the population of the unreached at unprecedented numbers the world is faltering in the darkness. To many it would seem that true disciples have joined the list of endangered species. Many ask - where have the disciples gone? Yet, from across the world a new breed of empowered Christians are rising with a boldness to enter the church’s finest hour. Armoured with the light of God’s presence this new foot-soldier is unstoppable - taking the message of their king to the most remote places on earth. Millions await you – enter the ranks of God now and lead the charge to fill the whole earth with His glory. Bring the disciple back."
Jack Reid,
International Missions Director |
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