Projects

This is a two-year program that prepares next-generation Pastor/Teachers for serving in and planting new churches. Launched in 2016, we have already seen multiple pastors and leaders raised up to evangelize and advance the Gospel for generations to come. 

Conduit Mission is excited to partner with Pastor Lafleur and our friends at Restoration Ministries as we expand their reach into the moutnatins surrounding Jacmel

Kawlilia is a small village in the bush country of Uganda.  There is no source of clean water for an entire village of people.  For $11,000 we can create a drill a well that will provide clean water for several hundred people. 

Conduit Church is giving birth to a new church in a village in the bush of Uganda Africa.  This is a village where there was previously no church. This church will be a hub of evangelism and service for this community.  The initial structure for the church and the land has been purchased.  We will begin drilling a well very soon.  In addition we will be constructing a school and a clinic.  All of this will be readily available for free to the community.  Our goal is transformation.  

Conduit Mission has responded to many natural disasters over the years by providing money and necessities to hard-hit areas in the U.S. and around the world. When disaster strikes in the United States or around the world, we mobilize people and resources to serve those in immediate need. 

In select situations the donors of Conduit Mission are able to invest to give financial opportunities for people to be able to support themselves. This is a new program that is being launched and more information is coming soon. 

We are partnering with Mark and Victoria Bowling of Global Impact Ministries as they hold crusades in Muslim countries in Asia. These outreaches are strategic and purposeful.  Hundreds of thousands of people have come to a saving faith in Christ and churches are planted in hard-to-reach areas.  Our partnership includes sponsoring buses that are sent to villages near and far. Each bus has a local pastor who is in charge of gathering the people to go to the festival. On the way home the pastor uses the time for prayer, evangelism, and building relationships for following up with new believers.

This fund is one of our most important in that it allows us to respond in a fast and nimble way to urgent needs that arise.  Whether it’s sending a young girl in Haiti for emergency medical care or responding to a crisis for a local church in a Muslim country, this fund has been critical.

Conduit Mission is serving to provide hope and a brighter future to the orphan and abused and trafficked woman in Guatemala. We are working top provide a place of healing and shelter for the abused woman and her child(ren) as well as provide education for orphaned teens to open future opportunities all with a focus on discipleship.

Churches are being planted in remote, hard-to-reach areas where there is no gospel presence.  Schools are being established, health care concerns are addressed and hunger is being alleviated. The churches are led by Haitians who have been trained and mentored to lead a local church.

Restoration Academy has grown to over 400 students with need to add an additional 600.   Money is needed to complete construction of a new school building. We have seen firsthand how providing high-quality education is an important element in the quest to alleviate poverty and raise up future leaders. 

Restoration House is an orphanage that currently is home to 19 girls.  Funding is needed for a much-needed expansion as well as ongoing monthly expenses. The expansion will provide a safe place for the girls to play and be children in a safe environment. 

Human trafficking has many faces, most of them look like women and children. We are working to fight this problem in specific regions by helping rescue women and children to return them back home. Once they are home, we work to help them connect to local pastors and work opportunities when possible.

October 4 2016 Hurricane Matthew made a direct hit on the Southern Coast and Peninsula of Haiti.  Thousands of people have been displaced.  Conduit Mission is working with our partners on the ground to bring food, shelter, and emergency provisions to our beloved friends in Haiti.   

Funding is needed to complete construction of this new school as well as provide for monthly operating expenses. When completed this school will focus on primary education for children while simultaneously serving as a trade school for locals to learn skills to equip them for finding employment.  This school also serves as a base where missionaries can come for long-term deployments.

On Saturday, an earthquake measuring 7.8 magnitude, hit the Himalayan nation of Nepal. Thousands of years worth of buildings, homes, and roads were destroyed. The earthquake triggered landslides and avalanches on the mountainsides surrounding Kathmandu. The death toll is currently at 3,600 and rising.  Conduit Mission has been in communication with our long standing relationships there in Kathmandu, Guardian Village. The children and staff are safe and the children’s home, community center, and school sustained little to no damage. However, people are now pouring in from the surrounding mountains and villages, seeking medical care, shelter, and food…and Guardian Village is rising to the occasion.   The Guardian Village staff have jumped in to care for the injured and displaced. They are caring for the needs of those camped in their courtyard and those that have yet to receive medical care. With no electricity, water, and fuel to run the generators, local hospitals have closed their gates and will accept no more patients. Many hospitals that were not destroyed during the initial earthquake have sustained irreparable damage with aftershocks measuring up to 6.9 magnitude. Patients have now been moved to the parking lots, and with only one functioning operating room left in the entirety of the country at the moment, people are dying while awaiting life-saving surgery. Relief supplies are in transit, but roads are still impassable. Monsoon season is on its way. The death toll will continue to rise until outside resources and aid are able to intervene.  People are in need of shelter, clean water, food, and medical attention. As always, Conduit Mission will serve as a literal conduit to get goods and resources into the hands of people that need it the most. Guardian Village is currently assessing the situation and communicating with us the most critical needs. Many have inquired how to help – and right now, the most critical need is finances. If you feel led, please follow the link and donate with confidence that 100% of all donations will be sent directly to these trusted relationships there in Nepal. As the situation progresses, we will continue to monitor the needs and how Conduit Mission can best partner with meeting them. We will keep everyone informed as we move forward. Regardless of your contribution, we are asking everyone to sincerely pray for the peace and safety of the region, and that God will continue to make his name known to these beautiful people through this painful time of healing and restoration. We serve a mighty God and we look forward to stories of healing, redemption and powerful testimony that come from hard times like these. And, as is often the case, people are turning to the local church for help… that makes us partners… affiliates…Conduits.  On behalf of the staff here at Conduit Mission, and on behalf of the beautiful people of Nepal, Thank you for your consideration.     David Christopher, Director of Missions The Conduit Mission david@conduitmission.org 615.351.2064

There are more people who live in slavery alive today than during the entirety of the European/ American slave trade. Conservative estimates place this number at over 4.5M people in just Asia, including women and children.   Through our partnership with local pastors in South East Asia, we are able to secure freedom for slaves. Due to concerns for the safety of our partners, we can’t disclose many of the details, but what we can say is that we have found a way to secure their freedom and avoid them becoming slaves again.   The vast majority are in slavery over a medical debt for a life-saving procedure. The initial loans are never more than a few hundred dollars.  If they can’t make the payments they are taken as slaves to work off the debt in brick kilns.  Fines, interest, penalties, and other unethical charges are levied making it physically impossible for them to ever pay the debt.  A debt that is passed down to their children if the parent dies. The average cost is $327 per person. That’s not a typo. People who have been living as slaves, oftentimes for their entire life, are able to go free for $327.  Entire families are set free together for less money than a weekend at Disney World.  This includes enough to help them get on their feet and help them establish a source of income. 

We are raising funds to help Matt & Julie Beermer and their organization www.club1040.com   They are currently partnered with the local church in Lebanon in bringing relief to those who have been forced from their homes because of the brutality of the wars going on in Syria & Iraq.   Here is what we are raising funds for.  Club 1040 is serving Syrian Refugees in the Middle East.  Iraq and Lebanon.  100% of what is donated will be used by them to move relief supplies.  This project is really critical for many reasons There are more refugees in Lebanon than any other country - so it's an awesome opportunity to change Syria. This is a strategic opportunity.  Lebanon is the only country in the middle-east where you can convert legally as a Muslim and be protected by the government. It's just three million people and now 2 million Muslims have sought refuge from the Syrian war & Isis. Imagine if the population of the USA nearly doubled in two years. The housing costs/rents have gone through the roof. While the Syrians are also working for less wages - so Unemployment is sky high & wages are going down. Most of the Aid agencies focus on the Syrians while the Lebanese are suffering too. Even so the Christian Lebanese churches still reach out to the Muslim families out of their lack. Some churches feed a couple hundred family's weekly while there's a couple dozen. But all the churches are stretched super thin. All the while there are Muslims pouring into the churches - now many churches have more Syrians in their service than Lebanese & many Muslims are converting. So this aid we are sending is organized through one of the church groups we are working with. They are to 1) meet needs of any needy Lebanese they have in their churches 2) meet the needs of the Syrians they are reaching out to. The end game is to lift/encourage the beat down Lebanese church & also strengthen their position as a solution to this Syrian refugee crises in the governments eyes... Then also enable them to reach out to more Muslims. It is cross denominational and so it is bringing unity to churches to work together on this project. We are then building on the fruit if this to start discipleship & leadership training for former Muslims and the church. We appreciate anything you can do to help raise the support to make this happen.  

Restoration Academy is a school of 150 students in Jacmel, Haiti.   The average class size in Haiti is 1 teacher for every 40-50 students.   At Restoration Academy we have 1 teachar and an assistant for eery 20 students.   We are raising the future of Haiti.  Changing the country one student at a time.   

A nutritious hot lunch is provided each school day for the students of Restoration Academy in Jacmel. For some, this is the only substantial meal they may get that day. Research has shown that children are better able to learn when they are well-nourished.

Communities in remote areas are being transformed by the gospel as new churches are planted, wells are dug, and schools are established. Once a church is planted, a spiritual hub is established where the work of Jesus is ongoing. The churches are led by indigenous pastors who have been trained and mentored to lead.