Hope is taking root in Taiwan.
Taiwanese pastors are planting churches and reaching students across Taichung, in a country where fewer than 4 in 100 people know Jesus. Come and be part of it.

The need is real. So is the hope.
Of Taiwan's 23 million people, fewer than 4 in 100 are born-again Christians. In Taichung, three million people share the city with 252 evangelical churches.
But churches are being planted, students are coming to faith, and Taiwanese leaders are stepping up to lead them.
Your gift goes to four kinds of work
All of it aims at one thing: churches in Taiwan, led by Taiwanese.

Coaching Taiwanese pastors
Franz and Ming have finished seminary. Their two years of hands-on coaching begin now.

Planting churches
Hope Fellowship, our first Taiwanese church, and All Praise, our first Indonesian church, with more to come.

Reaching students
Bible studies, camps and friendships on university campuses, where students move from curiosity to faith.

Sending teams and interns
Short-term teams and 6 to 24 month internships that serve alongside local churches.
Franz and Ming finished seminary. Now the coaching begins.
Two years of hands-on coaching turn trained pastors into church planters who can lead on their own. That is how churches in Taiwan come to be led by Taiwanese.



Four ways to be part of it
Give monthly
Steady support lets a church plant or a pastor's coaching plan more than a month ahead.
Become a monthly partnerGo
Internships of 6 to 24 months, and short-term teams that serve with local churches.
Serve in TaiwanPartner as a church
A missions partner your congregation can know by name: reports, visits, teams and a pastor-to-pastor line.
See how church partnership works
Sent from Amarillo in 2013. Still here, and staying.
Todd and Crista Blackhurst moved to Taichung in June 2013, sent by Trinity Baptist Church in Amarillo. Todd preaches in English and Mandarin. Alongside Taichung International Fellowship they have planted two churches and welcomed more than 40 mission teams.
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