Where We Are

• SE Asia

  Community Health Evangelism workers are involved with migrant families from rural areas as they enter into city life. They work with community centers, churches, and schools loving the migrants who are often disadvantaged. Pray for the protection of the workers, growth of churches, and education of the children.

• NE Asia

  In a remote part of Asia we partner with a national leader taking the Gospel to the many tribal unreached groups in this area. This protected state is home to over 100 different tribal groups, mainly Buddhist or animist or a combination of the two. Pray for additional national workers who will be able to work in this protected state and the growth of the newly established churches.

• India

  athway is partnering with India Gospel League to bring the light of Jesus into this rural area. Our partnership includes digging water wells, building Life Centers, and supplying Barefoot Pastors with needed materials as well as sending Serving Teams to encourage the workers.

• Nairobi, Kenya

  The village of Mabatini in the Mathare Valley has been adopted by Pathway. We have helped bring clean water to the village, purchase land for a school, and construct a temporary community center. Through Community Health Evangelism, workers reach into the homes of the people caught in this slum. Serving teams have assisted in micro-finance development, encouragement of leaders, and teaching of children.

• Arusha, Tanzania

  We partner with the Church Planters Training Center which trains the tribal peoples of this region to evangelize and plant churches among the rural peoples. Each training class has representatives of several tribes. After initial training, the center’s staff visits the planters and their churches. A holistic approach is used giving training in business, health, and other training as needed. To date, over 50 churches have been planted. Two graduate families are being financially added by Pathway.

• Brazil

  Along the tributaries of the Amazon live the River People, a genetic mixture of Indian and Portuguese ancestry. Their religion is a mixture of folk-catholic and spirit worship. South American church planters travel these waterways teaching the Gospel and organizing churches. A specially equipped mission boat serves as a base along the Amazon River. Pray for strength for the Global Outreach Partners and spiritual awakening for the River People.

Campus Partners

Global Outreach is woven in and throughout every ministry at Pathway Church. We currently support 25 Global Outreach Partners and 20 projects in 20 different countries.

Every year, each campus "adopts" an Outreach Partner so everyone at every location can meet and form a connections with partners as they visit and send updates back. Short-term trips are also available to visit and serve alongside each adopted Global Outreach Partner. Learn more below.

• Goddard Campus Partners
  
  

  Winston "Jacko" and Heather Jackson
  Kingston, Jamaica
  Taking Christ to Jamaica
  
  Pathway has been in partnership with the Jacksons for 17 years. Jacko serves as the Senior Pastor of Penwood Church of Christ and has been in full-time ministry since 1985 with the primary focus being teaching, preaching, training, and counseling. They are currently serving in the poorest areas of Kinston.

  
  

  Bobby and Mandy Graham
  Buipe, Ghana
  Team Expansion
  
  The Graham family has been serving in Ghana for five years and have been Global Outreach Partners with Pathway the last four of those years. Their primary mission is to plant simple churches by training the nationals through the Disciple Making Movement (DMM). Since 2018, they and their national leaders have started 209 small groups and baptized 938 people among the unreached people groups such as Chokossi, Fulani and Gonja. They also utilize CHE (Community Health Evangelism) and farming God’s Way to reach the people with the Gospel in a truly oral language tradition.

• Valley Center Campus Partners
  
  

  Ben and Jessica Spicer
  Benjamin Constant,
  Brazil Pioneers
  
  Ben, Jessica, and family have been in the field for over a year and a half. Their primary mission is to disciple and plant indigenous churches among the unreached. The majority of people in Benjamin Constant are unreached (less than 2% evangelical Christians). They serve on the Amazon River and in the tribal villages in the Amazon close to the borders of Brazil, Peru and Columbia (primarily on the Brazilian and Peruvian sides).

  
  

  Dave and Sarah Harder
  Chiag Mai, Thailand
  Reach Global
  
  The Harder’s have been in the field for just over one year. Their primary mission focus is to produce videos and media resources to empower church planting in Asia. They are based in Chiang Mai but serve in the greater region of Papua New Guinea. The majority of teams they work with are engaged with unreached people groups. Over 70% of the people groups in their region are unreached.

• Westlink Campus Partners
  
  

  The Urban Ministry Institute
  Nairobi, Kenya
  
  Pathway began a partnership with the Kenya TUMI (The Urban Ministry Institute) satellite in 2012. They had their first class graduate in 2018. TUMI overcomes four barriers that face urban church leaders facing efforts to receive theological education.

  
  • Cost: Many will never be able to afford the cost of traditional seminary education.
  • Education requirements: Many of God’s chosen leaders have little more than a high school education.
  • Proximity: Most urban leaders have a full-time ministry, family, or a full-time job. Moving to attend Bible College is difficult.
  • Cultural relevance: Most of what is taught in U.S. seminary does not equip an urban pastor.

  
  

  Wallace and Mary Kamau
  Nairobi, Kenya
  Missions of Hope International
  
  Pathway has been partnered with Wallace and Mary since 2007. Their vision is to see transformed lives through the hope of Christ in disadvantaged communities in Kenya and beyond. Their mission is to educate, empower, restore, and redeem through holistic transformation in Christ. They serve in a network of urban slums in the capital city Nairobi, Kenya. The slums cover less than three square miles and host over one million people. Most households are headed by single mothers. They are beginning to serve in several remote villages that are predominately Muslim or traditional African cult regions. Our partnership is in the Mathare Valley at Mabatini.