MISSIONS
Our program is centered on Christ. With Christ at the center of our teaching, our students develop Biblical worldview and the knowledge to defend and support tthat view. We are constantly reviewing our curriculum in order to best minister to our students’ needs. God has led us to transition to a Classical Christian Education.
Initially called to Belize in 2007, our Father led them to a small-isolated village on the peninsula where they planted a church which is growing and flourishing. In addition to thriving fellowship, Jim and Anna provide various humanitarian-aid services to the village population which includes providing shoes and clothes - especially to the school children and other impoverished villagers.
Their journey began when they signed up as campus missionaries under Chi Alpha Campus Ministries - Jakob in Houston, TX and Kalli in Fayetteville, AR. After they were married in 2017 they moved to Huntsville, TX where they are Chi Alpha Campus Missionaries at Sam Houston State University. They each lead small groups on campus and guide students in hands-on ministry training. They also lead mission trips in other areas of Texas to the poor and homeless, bringing hope to the streets.
There is a need for safe houses like NAOMI on different Reservations across America. Our NAOMI Arizona locations was established as a non-profit home for abused and neglected Native American children and we moved into our present home in January of 1995.
We strive to maintain an atmosphere that not only looks like home but also feels like home. We are a family. For the sake of the children, we avoid all appearances of institution and endeavor to be as culturally appropriate as possible.
We are told that it takes a village to raise a child. However, when a child has been abused and wounded, it takes more than just one village—it takes many. NAOMI is one small village, working with many others to help hurt children recover from child abuse.
Randy is Chaplain for Yavapai County Detention Services, Juvenile Corrections Institute, and Auxiliary Chaplain for Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections. The age range for JCI is 12-18 years old, though they have had kids as young as 7 years old. Age Range for ADJC is 15-18 years old. Age range for YCDS is 18 - 85. The goal of this ministry is to present Jesus Christ as God incarnate, introducing men, women, and children to Him and encouraging these people to read the Bible and know Him personally. Also, to show ourselves as born again followers of Jesus Christ to be of “one body and one Spirit.. with.. one hope of our calling: one Lord, one faith, one baptism, one God and Father of all who is over all and through all in all.” (Eph 4:4-6).
Sharing God’s Heart for the Jewish People
We believe God is radically transforming Jewish people through the faithful obedience, prayer, and persistent love of believers around the world.
EVANGELISM
Share the Good News of Jesus the Messiah with a priority of “to the Jew first” (Romans 1:16).
DISCIPLESHIP
Help Jewish and Gentile believers in Jesus to mature in their faith and become disciple makers.
TRAINING
Equip the church to share the gospel, stand against antisemitism, and develop a deeper appreciation for the Jewish roots of our faith.
Art and I became involved with Time To Revive in 2015 when the ministry came to our hometown in Indiana. We had been praying for revival to break out in our church and town. TTR's mission is to "Equip the saints for the return of Christ." We show believer's how to tangibly share their faith in an easy and approachable way by equipping them with some practical tools to use. We equip the Church through local outreaches and train them and "send them out" to pray and love on people. We look for 3 things when we are invited into communities before we go - unity amongst the body, hunger for the Word and humility. We teach churches to put aside their differences and come together in agreement of Who Jesus is, that He died, was buried and rose again to pay the price we couldn't pay for our sins. We work with missionary teams from all over the country during our "engage weeks", through time on the streets, testimonies, fellowship and worship to bring together the Church, taking the Gospel to the streets.
At Leap of Faith Learning (LOFL) we know that every child is made in God’s image with unique and wonderful gifts. Our mission is “to unlock the potential of every child with special needs through assessment, advocacy, and remediation and by sharing God’s message of hope for their future.” LOFL provides neuropsychological evaluations through selected providers. Through workshops and training, parents learn how to advocate for their children and secure the services neccesary for their success. To supplement and enhance these services, LOFL has a highly trained staff of tutors to help every child reach their full potential.
