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Christian Evangelism


Evangelism is a focal point of World Missionary Evangelism’s work. In fact, you could describe it as our heartbeat. We are called to spread the Good News to the lost, and for us to remain a vital Christian mission, we must put that at the forefront of everything we do.


Who are the faces of World Missionary Evangelism? They are the hundreds of Native Missionaries now serving their communities at great personal cost to see souls saved and lives transformed. They battle persecution and suspicion to gain the respect of people. Through their selfless work, love for others, and devotion to the message of salvation, they live out their faith. And we have seen this dedication passed down from parent to child, with multiple generations of some families serving as WME Native Missionaries to their own people.


We depend on our Native Missionaries as the front-line of WME’s Christian outreach. They identify children who need to be sponsored, families who need support, update us on natural disasters and local emergencies, pinpoint locations for wells, medical clinics, and vocational training, and so much more.


Over the six decades of WME’s Christian work, Native Missionaries have seen innumerable souls saved and established hundreds of churches. That is why the sponsorship of Native Missionaries is so important. It sustains a ministry and makes you a Gospel partner. While it may sound like a very small amount, $40 per month of support is vital to their ministries.


One important way to aid the work of evangelism is by supplying transportation to a Native Missionary in the form of a bicycle, motorbike, or horse. You can also raise up the next generation of Christian leaders by supporting the work of Bible schools.


The Lord challenged each of us to take His story to the far corners of the globe. Even if you can’t leave your home, through WME’s Evangelism outreach you can be part of fulfilling the Great Commission.


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