Work For Peace Organisation (WFPO) is a Non-profit organisation that works in Faisalabad. Their goal is to promote understanding between Christians and Muslims and also to promote the Gospel in various ways. Their main ministry has been a Primary School (a project sponsored by Anglican Aid), where poor Christian and Muslim children can learn together. WFPO was started by Imran Maqsood who came to Sydney in 2008. As Imran worked...

North India College of Christian Studies (NICCS) is a Hindi-focused, non-residential Bible College, offering accredited programs in a hybrid format, which is a combination of distance learning, online & once-a-year physical classes. Their vision is to have theologically healthy, spiritually vibrant, and practically effective Christian leaders helping fulfill the Great Commission in North India. Their aim is to inspire, recruit, educate, train, equip and support men and women within a...

Phnom Penh Bible School is a Gospel-centred theological educational institution which has a vision to prepare God’s workers in Cambodia to fulfil the Great Commission.  Their mission is to provide the Cambodian Church with leaders of sound Christian character who will faithfully serve the Christian community, effectively teach the Bible and boldly proclaim the Gospel through words and actions. The Centre for Global Mission is pleased to be in partnership...

Beginning over 100 years ago as First Baptist Church Smyrna, LifePoint is a dynamic, growing church that has a heart for their local communities, the nations, and the world. LifePoint is a multi-site congregation, meaning one church meeting in multiple locations with campuses locally and globally.  LifePoint continues to adapt and change to the needs of families, communities and the world so that all can know the joy of a...

Kajo‑Keji Christian College was established in 1993 (formerly known as ‘Canon Benaiah Poggo College’). The college trains church leaders for the Dioceses of the Sudan and other denominations in order to meet the tremendous growth of the Church in Sudan. The college has endured hardships having been displaced by civil war, moving to Northern Uganda in 1994, then relocating to Kajo‑Keji in South Sudan in 2008. In January 2017, due...

Moore College has a long‑standing relationship with George Whitefield College, which was established in 1989 by David Broughton Knox, former Moore College principal and the first principal of George Whitefield College.  He laid the foundations of a college that would have as the focal point of its study program the “whole counsel of God”.  He believed that men and women who knew God and understood His will would be faithful in...