Partners

Investing in African Leaders for Lasting Change, Nashville, TN African Leadership, Inc. avoids dependency by empowering local leaders. Across Africa, local leaders are already responding to some of their communities’ greatest challenges. African Leadership, Inc. exists to help those leaders flourish. Rather than importing outside solutions, African Leadership coaches and equips highly motivated African leaders who understand the language, culture, relationships, and needs of

Making God’s Word Accessible in Sign Language, Brentwood, TN Deaf Pathway is a pioneer in Scripture translation into sign language. For millions of Deaf people around the world, access to Scripture remains limited because the Bible has never been translated into the language they understand most naturally: sign language. Deaf Pathway Global is working to change that through Deaf-driven Bible translation. Partnering with local Deaf teams, the organization translates Scripture

Creating Space for a Global Conversation, Pasadena, CA The TWIGS Website promotes healthy dialogue about what matters most. What does it mean for people, communities, and societies to truly flourish? The Thom Wolf Institute of Global Studies, or TWIGS, creates space to explore questions like this across cultures and disciplines. Founded by global studies educator Dr. Thom Wolf, TWIGS convenes, connects, and collaborates through educational experiences that invite people aroun

Helping Communities Experience God’s Word, Milton, GA Word Collective provides resources and trainings to communities around the world. Access to the Bible involves more than putting printed words into someone’s hands. Language, literacy, culture, trauma, and communication styles can all become barriers to understanding and engaging with Scripture. Word Collective works alongside churches and communities to address those barriers. Drawing on decades of experience in Bible tra

Extending Hope and Healing to More People, TN The Refuge Center, Franklin, Tennessee The Refuge Center for Counseling exists to close that gap by providing excellent, accessible, and affordable mental healthcare. Since opening in 2005, Refuge has grown into a significant provider of counseling in Middle Tennessee, now serving more than 4,200 people and providing more than 40,000 counseling sessions annually. Most sessions are provided on a sliding scale so that financial circ