The Central Brazil Mission is made up of primarily three ministries:

• Novo Horizonte Ministry
  

  The "Ministry of the Churches of Christ of Novo Horizonte" is preparing God's people for ministry. This ministry consists of reaching others for Christ, making disciples of them and establishing and planting new churches by using their own trained national leadership. This ministry has grown to over 50 churches and more than 6,000 members. All of the churches have national Brazilian preachers and leaders. And almost all of them have their own church building and properties.

• Project Grow

  Project Grow (Cultural Sport's program for Children and Teenagers) was started because of the social problem among Brazilian children and their moral values. Now after 10 years there are over 1,000 children involved in the project in three different locations: Goiás, Rio de Janeiro and Amazonas. The vision is to use sports as the principle tool to discipline, educate and give real meaning to the lives of these children. The next big goal is Olympic Village. A 20 acre piece of land near Goiânia was donated to Project Grow. The village is to have three soccer fields, a skate track, a gymnasium, a swimming pool, classrooms, dining room, dressing rooms and a garden planted and cared for by the children.

• Project Amazonas

  A boat was purchased and remodeled and has been used almost monthly for ten day trips since March, 2000. This Amazon Boat Ministry is reaching and helping people that live in villages along the many tributaries of the Amazon River. The boat has both a medical and dental clinic on it and sleeping quarters for about 20 people. They take a doctor, dentist, nurse, construction crew and an evangelistic team on almost all trips. They are providing better health and making possible a better life for these villagers as well as teaching them about Christ and planting churches.

The founder of the Mid India Christian Mission, the late Dr. Vijai Lall, had a vision to teach and train national leadership in the Churches in India. He encouraged Jay Henry to go to the U.S. and complete theological training at the Cincinnati Bible Seminary, with the aim to return and start a Bible training institute. In 1989, the Bethlehem Bible College was started with the aim to teach the Biblical Truth, to send its preachers to proclaim the Good News and to enlarge the church of the Lord, Jesus Christ. Over these years, more than 200 young men have graduated from their Bible College and almost 100% are involved in the Lord's work somewhere in India. The Bible College has started more than 66 Churches and house Churches in 6 states and in the country of Nepal.

Passion Ministries, Inc., is committed to introducing Jesus Christ to the people of India, and beyond. Through everyday projects of compassion (serving, sharing, and meeting needs), Passion Ministries, Inc. will live out the love of Christ in a manner acceptable to the Indian culture, allowing in natural and practical ways to demonstrate God's love. Some of the projects that they are involved with include: Evangelism and church planting, technical camps (free two-wheeler repair and servicing camps), speaking and music ministry, young mothers program, orphan children, poor children, cancer outreach, old peoples ministry, prison ministry, medical camps, medical aid, and benevolence to disaster victims.

Turkish World Outreach (TWO) is an evangelical, non-sectarian Christian mission. Its emphasis is on the salvation of God offered through His Son. As the means of evangelism has broadened, TWO has expanded its ministry by:

• Sending workers to minister and establish indigenous Christian churches within Turkish communities
• Mobilizing worldwide prayer on behalf of Turks through the Call to Prayer and other publications and networks
• Assigning Christian Pen-Friends to correspond with Turks who are studying English
• Providing literature, videos and resource materials to Christian workers and agencies working with Turks, and Turks who are seeking God
• Coordinating financial assistance for Gospel radio, humanitarian relief, Bible translation and Turkish outreach ministries of other agencies and churches.

CMF International is people working throughout the world as Christ's change agents in the transformation of lives and communities. Their missionaries live among the people they serve, learn the language, and work within the culture to communicate the love of God. Their current ministries are among unreached people in Asia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Central Asia, Chile, Ethiopia, Germany, Great Britain, Indonesia, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Mexico, Spain, Tanzania, Thailand, Ukraine, and the USA.

The mission of Windward Islands School of Evangelism is to evangelize Caribbean societies and bring them to Christian maturity through the development of leaders for the church.

G.O. Ministries, Inc. is a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to the ministry of short-term missions and the development of global partnerships of ministry. G.O. Ministries was incorporated in 1996 to send groups to support the work of Nationals and to develop Partnerships of Ministry to provide much needed encouragement and support. Its main ministry focus is on the people of Haiti and the Dominican Republic with stateside offices located in Louisville, Kentucky.

Sonlight Ministries in Port-de-Paix consists of a full-size Christian school, educating more than 300 students in pre-school through 12th grade. All subjects are taught in English since the native language, Creole, is very limited. Bible education is a major part of each day's lesson plans.

Roger and Norma Alexander are the founders of Sonlight Ministries. They ended a successful ministry in Morton's Gap, Kentucky to go to Haiti in 1983. One of their daughters had gone on a church high school mission trip to Haiti and came back encouraging her parents to go there. After she finished college she also joined them. Their original mission was to make strong church leaders, but they soon realized Voodoo was still the people's main focus.

The Alexanders changed their focus to the children and started a school and also included a church where students and their families could worship. Services, which are held in English and Creole, are growing at a very fast pace, as God's Spirit conquers hearts that were once loyal to Voodoo. Two of the Alexanders' daughters and their husbands are on the staff.

Sonlight is currently building a multi-purpose building to house the growing congregation of Sonlight Church. When completed, the building will have a worship center/gymnasium, offices, and classrooms.