In every encounter, through word and deed, Jesus boldly demonstrated the love of God and the way to life. These acts of love often resulted in Jesus suffering for another, and ultimately lead to his crucifixion. Jesus commissions his disciples everywhere to “go and do likewise.” Nowhere is Jesus’ sacrificial life mirrored more beautifully than in areas in which Christians are persecuted for following Jesus.

Every month on average:

345 Christians are murdered for their faith in Christ

105 churches and Christian buildings are burned or attacked

219 Christians are arrested and imprisoned simply for expressing their faith.

How can we help alleviate their suffering? By joining with ministries such as Voice of the Martyrs and Opens Doors who act as bridges between the persecuted church and the global church—providing physically for those on the front lines while educating and rallying the larger Body of Christ in prayer and other means of support.

The Dignity Project reaches out in practical Christian love to thousands of women in the Democratic Republic of Congo who suffer from the lack of access to feminine hygiene products.

Working with the Diocese of Boga and the Mother's Union, women learn to make and distribute inexpensive reusable sanitary products, addressing a significant problem encountered in daily living.

As practical needs are met, project leaders are empowered to share the healing love of Christ. Through this mission, the Gospel goes out to schools, orphanages, and churches in the area.

The purpose of Anglican Mission International is to participate in the Great Commission here in the U.S. and Overseas in partnership with our Global Mission Partners.

Built upon the traditions of Anglican liturgical worship and the "Three Streams" of Scripture, Sacrament and Spirit, we are part of the Anglican Communion under the authority and leadership of the Anglican Mission College of Consultors- Archbishops and Bishops of the Anglican Communion.