Our mission
Our mission
To fulfill the commission of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ by equipping believers to reach the lost and sending them into all the world.
About
A burden to equip. A calling to send.
Equipping believers. Mobilizing missionaries. Advancing the Gospel.
Our story
Why we exist
Ethiopia has a deep Christian heritage, yet communities within the nation and the surrounding region still have limited access to the Gospel and to well-equipped local ministry.
Send Me Global Missions exists to help the Church respond. We collaborate with evangelical churches, training institutions, and mission organizations to take the Gospel to unreached communities and nurture lasting, locally led ministry.
Send Me Global Missions grew from mission training and church-planting initiatives that brought church leaders together around a shared concern: believers and emerging missionaries need strong biblical, leadership, and cross-cultural preparation.
Today, the ministry works with churches, theological institutions, and mission partners to develop disciples, raise leaders, mobilize workers, and strengthen Gospel witness in Ethiopia and beyond.
Our vision
Our vision
Led by the Holy Spirit, to see people throughout the world transformed by the Gospel of Christ as God's people are trained and sent.
Pray
Build mission vision through prayer, teaching, and partnership.
Equip
Train leaders, missionaries, and local churches for effective ministry.
Send
Mobilize workers for short- and long-term mission service.
Multiply
Help new believers grow and become disciple-makers.
The values that guide us
Prayer-led. Gospel-centered. Church-based. Locally rooted.
Prayer
Matthew 9:37-38
Spirit-led
1 Corinthians 2:4
Gospel
Romans 1:16
Discipleship
Matthew 28:19-20; Ephesians 4:12
Faithfulness
Daniel 6:4
Sending
John 20:21
Addis Ababa - coordination hubRooted in Ethiopia
From Ethiopia to the nations
Led by the Holy Spirit, to see people throughout the world transformed by the Gospel of Christ as God's people are trained and sent.
Prayer, training, and connections across a broad ministry planning zone.
Broad ministry planning contexts, not administrative boundaries or a map of active sites.
Together, let us go.