As the year comes to a close, it’s not uncommon for people to look for ways to make last-minute, end-of-year donations to worthy causes. If you’re looking for a ministry to donate to this year, why not consider one of these ministries from the Gospel.com community? This list of organizations covers all sorts of outreach and ministries types, so you’re sure to find a ministry with a vision you can get behind.
Here’s our (partial!) list of ministries worth supporting. And remember, even if you can’t support your favorite ministry financially, all of these ministries would appreciate your prayer support, and many of them have ways you can contribute your time or talents instead of your money. Without further ado, here’s the list:
ACTS International
Answers in Genesis
Arab World Ministries
Audio Bible
Back to the Bible
Bible for Children
Center for Church Music
Center for Student Missions
COMIX35
Billy Graham Center
Daily Wisdom
Face to Face
Farsipraise
Fast Track Ministries
Fellowship International Mission
GEMS Girl’s Club
Global Mapping International
Gospel Communications
Grace Adventures
Harland Christian Camp
Indian Life Ministries
Intervarsity
Into Thy Word
Jest Kidding
Key Life
Latin America Mission
Life Action Revival Ministries
Literature Ministries International
Livin It
Lutheran Bible Translators
Mikey’s Funnies
Mission Network News
Most High Barn
Mount Herman Christian Camps and Conference Center
Narramore Christian Foundation / Psychology for Living
The Navigators
Navigators of Canada
Navigators UK
Nehemiah Ministries
Northern Canada Evangelical Mission
OC International
Officer’s Christian Fellowship
Open Hearts Ministry
Radio Voice of Christ
Ravi Zacharias International Ministries
RBC Ministries
Regent College
Revive Our Hearts
Scripture Union
Sermon Index
Setting Captives Free
Soulation
Stonecroft
TechMission
Uplook Ministries
Village Missions
Way.fm Christian Hit Radio
WCSG FM Radio
Winning at Home
Words of Hope
Year of the Bible
Youth for Christ
By: Chris.
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