These homes are for tribal children, street children, orphans and the underprivileged. In each case, our major purpose is to assure the conversion, Biblical instruction, and basic education of each child while meeting basic physical and emotional needs. (The forty year history of the Abarim Homes in Tlapa, Mexico has irrefutably proved that graduates often become the next generation leaders in their communities.)
Christian Radio
Our radio ministries arededicated to the propagation of the Gospel worldwide with special emphasis toward establishing radio ministries through the purchase of radio time or establishing new stations as the need may dictate. Radio can often reach places that missionaries cannot. It is an invaluable tool in spreading the Gospel, in ministering to new believers and on-going discipleship of national Christians.
Jewish Ministries Worldwide
Believing in the mandate that the Gospel is to be to the Jew first, we are placing special emphasis in the evangelization of God’s Chosen. In Brazil, a well established work has already been extremely fruitful and a ministry alliance with I.B.J.M. through the Hispanic Offices to serve the growing pool of missionaries in Latin America to the Jews.
Bib
le Translation
Of the nearly 6,000 languages in the world, less than 400 have complete Bibles. This may well be our most important contribution to world evangelism. There has never been a major church movement that did not have the Bible in their own language. Any translation and revision work will be based on the Textus Receptus family of texts, as is the King James in English. Abarim’s major emphasis will be on meeting the needs of languages with no adequate Bible rather than producing “new” revisions in English or any other language having an adequate T.R. based text readily available in print.
International and Field Offices
Our International and field offices are essential in providing the services that missionaries need to keep them on the field and focused on what God has called them to do. Our offices serve both the missionaries and their supporters (local churches and individuals that send and fund missionaries). Foreign Field offices have
proved to be cost efficient and effective in meeting the needs of national missionaries and church planters alike. Through these offices we are able to provide a myraid of services to missionaries, including but not limited to, financial planning and administration, lifecare, project planning, communication, international banking and finance, training, counselling, fund-raising, field study and analysis, and governmental intervention (US and foreign).
Commission says, "Go ye therefore and teach all nations…"