Location: Argentina

Web: 20for20argentina.org

20 for 20 feeds and teaches job skills to the underprivileged children of Argentina. Your monthly support of $20 will provide a child with 20 days of nutrition and job skill training. 20 for 20 also encourages children to stay in school and provides high school-aged students access to basic job training for work in: carpentry, plumbing, electrical, and other skilled trades. This provides opportunities for them to earn an income.

Locations: Guatemala

Web: healthtalents.org

Health Talents International is a non-profit Christian organization that works with churches to provide medical evangelism in developing countries. God calls Christians to use the talents He has given them in service to Him (Matthew 25). Ten surgical teams travel to Guatemala each year to preform various surgeries for the Mayan and Ladino people. Journey has sponsored cataract surgery teams for over ten years.

Locations: Guatemala, Dominican Republic, Mexico

Web: casasporcristo.org

Casas Por Cristo provides housing for those in need through week-long missions trips. They transform empty lots into a safe and secure home for those in need. Missions trip volunteers are able to experience first hand the effects of poverty in our world. Each family that receives a home, receives a tangible gift of the faithfulness and unconditional love of Jesus Christ.

Location: Turkey

Web: cru.org

The Owens work through an organization called CRU that is committed to sharing the love of Jesus Christ with young people throughout the world. Turkey is one of the most unreached countries in the world, with only seven other countries having fewer missionaries per capita. Turkey has the lowest percentage of evangelical Christians in the country at 0.009%. Due to the difficulty of sharing the Gospel outright, CRU uses sports to reach the lost. Many people in the country of Turkey enjoy participating in various athletic programs, and CRU uses this as a door to share the Gospel with them.

Location: Japan

Web: b-1.jp

Chad and Jennifer Huddleston, along with their five children, Anika, Josiah, Caleb, Katia and Gideon, currently serve as missionaries to the country of Japan. The city of Ishinomaki was one of the most devastated areas following the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami. The Huddleston’s felt a call from God to be a part of restoring the lives of the people there. In the months following the disaster, the Huddlestons moved their family to Ishinomaki. The Huddlestons currently serve the local community and help strengthen the local church.

Location: Restricted

Web: none

Many countries in parts of northern Africa are extremely hostile towards the Gospel and are devoted to the Muslim religion. As a part of Journey’s mission to share the gospel with all parts of the world, we have decided to partner with individuals who at times risk their lives to share the good news of Jesus. Through various avenues, these people are being salt and light in a world full of darkness. Due to the sensitive nature of the work being done, we cannot share any specific information regarding their work including their names or locations.

Locations: Greeley, CO

Web: ncyfc.org

Youth For Christ works together with the local church and other like-minded partners to raise up lifelong followers of Jesus.

Youth for Christ uses a variety of methods to reach teens such as: a free skate park, coffee shop, community service projects, and a discipleship program.

Locations: Greeley, CO

Web: greeleyschools.org/prairieheights

Prairie Heights Middle School, formerly known as John Evans Middle School, is a local school that Journey works with to build and strengthen our relationship with the community. Journey provides volunteer work hours to enrich the lives of students through various service projects.

Journey also coordinates a food donation program for students of Prairie Heights who come from low income households. Boxes comprised of food donations are given by members of Journey Christian Church and distributed weekly.