Kenya | Philippines | Colombia | Pakistan | Myanmar | India | Uganda | United States

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Hello and thank you for visiting AIM! 

We are a team of ambassadors for Christ who have concentrated and dedicated our lives to the work of building, equipping, and training of evangelism and discipleship in the least developed and greatly oppressed nations of the world. We are compelled and motivated by the ministry gaps we have observed in our many years of experience in full-time church organization leadership and in many other forms of ministry and mission work.

Engaging with people groups in all kinds of communities, we have witnessed incredible transformations—people overcoming all kinds of oppressions and experiencing freedom through miraculous healings, deliverance, and ultimate life change through the Gospel. Through AIM, we’ve expanded our mission by discovery and training ambassadors for Christ in Kenya, Uganda, Pakistan, India, the Philippines, Burma, Colombia, the U.S., with more to come.

Along with our burden for relieving oppression and making disciple, our passion for orphan care and childhood education runs deep. Seeing firsthand the global urgent needs of vulnerable children has invigorated our resolve to do something about it.

Wherever we discover the negligence and oppression of helpless children, we make every effort to provide care and shelter for them. And we invite you to join us in creating lasting change in their lives! 

A Sacrificial Lifestyle 

The greatest need we see is for Christians and Christian organizations who live in wealthy and prosperous nations to share in the burden with Christians who don’t. 

They live sacrificially on mission under the same oppressive struggle of poverty and religious opposition they attempt to minister to and relieve others from.

What we have learned from them:

> They share what they have, despite not having enough already.

> They are relentlessly committed to the mission of the gospel, despite not having adequate resources to do so, and often working whatever jobs they can get (which are very limited) to support themselves AND those they minister to.

> They remain faithful to the cause against various levels and kinds of persecution and opposition.

> They are joyfully grateful and content to live in conditions we would consider despairing.

> They hold a certain worshipful posture of reverent awe and humility before God that I don’t often see in our churches. 

> They can never have “enough” because they will always give it away to those who have less.

I’m reminded of what Jesus said in Mark 12:

“And he sat down opposite the treasury and watched the people putting money into the offering box. Many rich people put in large sums. And a poor widow came and put in two small copper coins, which make a penny. And he called his disciples to him and said to them, “Truly, I say to you, this poor widow has put in more than all those who are contributing to the offering box. For they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty has put in everything she had, all she had to live on.””

‭‭Mark‬ ‭12‬:‭41‬-‭44‬ ‭ESV‬

AIM is a non-profit missions-based organization that:

> Prayerfully discovers and promote those described above 

> To direct supporter funds and resources into their mission fields

> Training and developing teams for evangelism and discipleship in their ares

> With a concentration on rescue and care for impoverished and orphaned children in their areas

Our philosophy is a simple Kingdom principle:

When people are oppressed, and you can do something about it, you do something about it.

Will you help us do something about it?