Engaging the Local Church to Create Sustainable, Transformational Missions
OUR MISSION
Teach a Man to Fish is our heartfelt offering to the global church—an invitation for anyone seeking to serve in ways that honor God and bear lasting fruit. Through personal stories and biblical principles, we share the journey God has led us on, how He has taught and equipped us, and how His kindness transforms us into agents of transformation. The book offers practical guidance for building effective, sustainable, and cross-cultural partnerships that glorify God and impact lives. It inspires readers to rediscover timeless truths, avoid common pitfalls, and embrace a renewed vision for reaching the world with the gospel. Together, we can align our efforts with God’s mission, ensuring that the work we do produces good fruit for generations to come. The treasure we present is not new but rooted in God’s heart from the beginning, waiting to be rediscovered and invested in with urgency, motivation, and focus. With so many yet to hear the gospel, there’s no better time than now to join in this mission.
FEATURED PUBLICATION
The saying, “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime,” highlights an important lesson for missions work. While Relief Aid provides immediate support after disasters, it doesn’t offer sustainable solutions.
In "Teach a Man to Fish," the authors advocate for “wholistic transformational development,” which engages local churches to empower communities in identifying and implementing long-term solutions. This approach focuses on giving dignity to the vulnerable, addressing the root causes of poverty, and helping individuals gain empowerment. Filled with real-life stories, the book serves as a blueprint for churches and organizations to foster lasting change and sustainability.