Gospel Outreach is dedicated to extending
the international ministry of the Seventh-day
Adventist Church in what's known as the
10/40 Window of the
world. It provides funding for
native workers in some of the world's poorest
countries.
Facts
at a glance
Did you know that it costs
only $150 per month
to support a native Gospel Outreach
evangelist? Other facts:
Gospel Outreach is a non-profit
organization founded in the early 1990s by
Edgar Pangilinan and Frank Stanyer.
Gospel Outreach raises funds to hire
native workers, employing them in evangelism
for a fraction of what it would cost to send
an evangelist from North America.
These native evangelists are recruited,
hired, trained, and supervised by the
regular mission sections of the Seventh-day
Adventist Church. Gospel Outreach simply
provides the funding.
Gospel Outreach currently funds
2,600 native evangelists.
Gospel Outreach has no paid employees.
All officers, division directors, board
members, and administrative helpers are
unpaid volunteers.
