Sudan is a country that has been devastated by civil war over the past two decades. But with the help of the Lord, Southern Sudan Mission is reaching out to the southern Sudanese with the love and compassion of Christ. SSM focuses on evangelism, church-planting, caring for war orphans, and health and educational work.

Rhema Gospel Mission is a growing indigenous work that is planting churches, teaching and evangelizing across Ethiopia, and helping poor and orphaned children.

New Creation Ministries helps many suffering people in Sierra Leone, such as those who had limbs amputated by rebels in a recent war. NCM also does evangelism and crusade work.

Christ Evangelical Fellowship Ministries began in 1986. Directed by James Cuffee, CEFM has planted 14 churches throughout Liberia. Their 24 workers also care for more than 60 orphaned and abandoned children, as well as more than 300 displaced civil war refugees. CEFM endeavours to reach the remaining idol worshipers in the hinterlands of Liberia and to take the gospel to areas dominated by Islam.

In the early 1980s, Missionary Crusaders Ministry found tremendous spiritual need among the Koma tribe of Nigeria. When Gabriel Barau first visited the Koma tribe, they found a superstitious people clad in leaves, living in isolation atop steep mountains, and had been literally forgotten by civilization for 100 years. Since then, MCM has ministered among the Koma, and has seen fruitful results. Currently, there are more than 65 MCM missionaries working in offices and mission fields.