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- FBC @ Gilmore, Lakeland, Florida
- South Lakeland, Florida
- Orlando, Florida
- Tegeta, Tanzania
- India
- Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Rutland, Vermont
- East Asia
- Greenville, North Carolina
- Bunju, Tanzania, Africa
- Greenock, Scotland
- Balti, Moldova
- Malta, New York
- Stuttgart, Germany
- Charles Town, West Virginia
- Canada
- Windham, Maine
- Maldonado, Uruguay
- Helsinki, Finland
- Albery, Australia
- New Hampshire
- Radio Church McMurdo, Antarctica
- Cyber Church
- Spain, Italy, or France
- Philippines and Korea
- Romania
- Anchorage, Alaska
- Short Term Journeys
- Unreached People
- Disaster Relief
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The Global Reach Foundation is passionately committed to resourcing evangelical mission and ministry efforts in the most un-reached areas of our world. The primary objective of these efforts is the establishment of healthy, reproducing, evangelical churches.
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In August of 2002, Dr. Jay Dennis, Senior Pastor of the Church at the Mall in Lakeland, Florida, believed God was leading the church into a worldwide church planting effort which would involve starting at least 30 new congregations within a 5 year period. When he shared this vision and sense of leading with the congregation, they enthusiastically joined him in obeying this calling of God.In April of 2003 the Global Reach Foundation, Inc. was formed to carry out this enormous task. The Foundation received its 501(c)3 tax exempt status in September of 2003, so that all contributions could be tax deductible. The Foundation is governed by a board of Directors who meet regularly to oversee ministry efforts and ensure financial accountability. To date, 12 evangelical churches, four evangelical denomination entities, and over 400 individuals have partnered together to see this vision of worldwide church planting become a reality. |
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The Global Reach Foundation is committed to a strategy for planting new churches and establishing ministries that would encompanss the State of Florida, North America, and every continent in the world. GRF will utilize traditional methods of planting new churches, as well as technology, humanitarian aide, medical and educational outreach, and orphan care to spread the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
The following agencies have come along side the Foundation to help leverage Foundation resources in order to fully maximize our potential. They are as follows:
§ North American Mission Board (NAMB); Alpharetta, Georgia.
§ International Mission Board (IMB); Richmond, Virginia.
§ Global Focus, Inc.; Woodstock, Georgia.
§ First Baptist Church at the Mall; Lakeland, Florida.
§ The City of Lakeland; Lakeland, Florida – Strategic Mission Partnership.
§ Sister Cities International (?)
§ Global Missions Fellowship; Dallas, Texas.
§ U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID); Washington, D.C.
§ Crossover Communications International; Columbia, South Carolina.
§ Green Mountain Baptist Association; Green Mountain, Vermont.
§ Broward County Baptist Association (?)
§ South Florida Baptist Association; Lakeland, Florida.
§ Baptist Convention of New England; Northborough, Massachusetts.
§ Counterpart Moldova (?)
§ Florida Baptist Convention; Jacksonville, Florida.
§ North Palm Baptist Church; Miami, Florida.
§ Grace of God Community Church; Miami, Florida.
§ West Pines Community Church; Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
§ Living Water Community Church; Plantation, Florida.
Several agencies have committed to or expressed an interest in future collaboration. They are as follows:
§ The Mustard Seed Foundation; Arlington, Virginia.
§ Cecil B. Day Foundation; Norcross, Georgia.
§ The Seed Company
§ OMS International, Inc; Greenwood, Indiana
§ Wycliffe International (?)
§ The JESUS Film Project; Campus Crusade; Orlando, Florida. |
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