Churches and leaders to reach 3 million people across Mongolia. Only one-half of 1 percent of Mongolians are evangelical Christians. One third of the population lives in poverty. Unemployment and underemployment are running about 44 percent. Tibetan Buddhism, Shamanism, and Islam are the main religions.

The Alliance and CAMA, our relief and development arm, entered Mongolia in 1997. Since then six Alliance churches have been established. Short-term missions teams have assisted in opening up new areas for outreach, and our medical work has helped launch church-planting projects while strengthening the churches’ credibility. Prison ministries have brought the love of God to the incarcerated and their families.

Mongolian church leaders have a vision to plant new churches that will reach many people groups across this vast country. To do so The Alliance is taking an integrated approach, combining church planting and leadership training with community development. Alliance Bible Training Center (ABTC) was established to prepare and equip church leaders. This training program needs further development to meet future needs for leadership in a growing church.

• Provide funds that will help families suffering from the high rate of unemployment and underemployment. • Supply capital to launch community-based cottage industries, including cross-stitch and gardening projects. • Sponsor leaders and teachers as they further their education. • Provide scholarship assistance to help needy students at ABTC. • Teach English and Korean as a way to minister cross-culturally. • Join short-term medical and dental teams.

With God’s leading and the help of the Alliance family, this project will establish wholistic, indigenous missionary churches across Mongolia.