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BUILDING THE CHURCH IN THE LEAST REACHED PLACES

You have a heart for the lost. Yet the lost in the darkest places on earth seem out of reach. Partners International is a nonprofit Christian ministry with a mission to extend your influence to places you can’t go. With your help, we come alongside indigenous ministries and assist them in fulfilling the vision God has given them. Here’s how you can make a lasting impact:

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