Glad Tidings Church San Francisco has always outreached to other Christian groups, by way of tithing and donating. Most of these are foreign missions, but there are some local groups that we work with. Scroll through them. Maybe you want to donate to them too. Just click on the button below.
 

About Speed the Light

The concept is simple: we give so others can speed the light of the gospel to a world in darkness. This is accomplished by providing the “essential transportation and creative communication” equipment for missionary evangelism. Through modern transportation, radio, television, the printed word, and equipment for mass evangelism, our missionaries can better fulfill the Great Commission.

Speed the Light (STL) is the student-initiated, volunteer, charitable program that provides much-needed equipment to missionaries across the nation and in over 180 countries around the world. Since its beginning, STL has raised over $253 million for missionary equipment around the world. (For more information on STL, click here: Knowing Speed the Light.)

 

Mel and Sharon Johnson, missionaries to India and the Philippines.

 

Todd & Amy Churchill

Email:  todd.churchill@agmd.org

Web Site:  http://www.missiondrcongo.com/

Todd and Amy are currently living in Kinshasa (the capital of DR Congo), a city of more than nine million people, where they are assisting the national church in leadership training and development across the country. They are helping to establish Bible Schools to train leaders in provinces that have previously had nothing available to them. They are also helping to facilitate assistance for church planting efforts in interior, war-ridden areas in desperate need of help. In the capital they have been helping Africa Tabernacle Evangelism with a five-year, 100-church project called “The Congo Challenge.” In the future they also plan to be involved with orphans and HIV/AIDS ministry. They have two sons, Daniel and Justus.

Scott Hanson Family

Working in Darfur.
Supporting pastors in persecuted churches.

 

SF Homeless Church
Pastors Evan & April Prosser

How can I repay the Lord
For all his goodness to me? …
I will fulfill my vows to the Lord
In the presence of all his people.

Psalm 116:12-14.

The Homeless Church has been serving the needy in San Francisco for years from out of a reconfigured school bus. Pastor Evan Prosser is on the right below.

Joe and Alice Lear

GT has provided funds to purchase books for Alice’s ministry of teaching English as a second language. There is a great need for the training of ministers in Croatia, and it is very useful to the students to be able read and write in English. So much of the good evangelical and Pentecostal training materials are only in English. Please continue to pray for Croatia, that God would open many hearts to the Gospel.

In Southeast Asia

Dagmar Geiger works with an international body defending the rights of children at risk, restoring their dignity as children of God, and developing their God-given gifts.  They network, train and facilitate ministry in the South East Asian region, focusing on the specific needs for children at risk and their providing organizations. Children will be restored, equipped, transformed and then prepared for their unique contributions to the world.

June Lebret

Supporting Bible students in the Philippines, she is a missionary and Christian educator.

Tim and Lauri Inman

Tim and Lauri Inman serve in Northern Ireland, where they assist with children’s ministry and outreach in schools and in the community. Additionally, Tim is pursuing the use of the internet and video to promote Christ among young people in the UK and Ireland. His outreach site for kids is http://KidBuilder.net Madeline is the oldest of their children; she attneds secondary. Claire is twelve, Max is tem, Jane is four-years-old, and wee Maggie is two and a half. In February, 2010, the Inmans returned to their second term of ministry in Ireland. To find out more check out the Inman’s website.

Mark & Helba Lemos

They are friends of GT and also missionaries that our church supports on a monthly basis; they are located in Pinda Brazil, near Sao Paulo, and they are launching a new project for their Bible instruction. It’s always exciting to be a part of what God is doing. The Bible school, now a college, has grown and grown over the last fifteen years. Also they work at water distribution in the Amazon.

Food Distribution to Disaster Areas

Teen Challenge San Francisco

Helping teenagers to find Christ.