"Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." Matthew 28:19

The mission of Grace NM is the same mission Jesus gave his followers: to go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Our mission is to glorify God among the nations by Establishing, Equipping, and Empowering (E3) vibrant, reproducing churches.

Our mission is to provide basic needs to children in Mexico, who have been abandoned, children that because of special circumstances are in situations where the parents, or family cannot care for them. We want to create a safe haven, feed them, cloth them, attend to their medical needs, give them an education and teach them vocational trades, more important, we want to give these children the nurture and the love that every child in this world should have. Our vision is to link American citizens to children in Mexico who, with our help, will enable kids to develop into self-sufficient young adults, confident in the challenges that they will face on their own some day, help them have an understanding in values, as well as direction and purpose for their lives.

In 2010, Ariel and Shayla Hyde returned to Israel and started using every opportunity possible to reach Israelis with the Gospel. Serving as part of Carmel Congregation and Kerem-El Congregation, they led many outreaches on Jewish holidays and multiple-day evangelistic events. Hundreds of Israelis experienced the love of Messiah and heard the Gospel for the first time. Meanwhile, they began holding workshops to equip believers in evangelism and worship. Ariel and his father Richard published the booklet “Supernatural or Just Remarkable,” now used widely in outreach in Israel.

Ariel and his friend, Eliel Fos, both sensed God calling them to share the Gospel on the streets, film the conversations, and post the videos online in order to reach many more Israelis. They are amazed how God has multiplied these simple efforts and caused the videos to reach over 10 million views, sparking countless conversations about Yeshua-Jesus on social media with seekers. As their team expands, the Lord continues to broaden their opportunities for equipping and outreach. Today, they mobilize Jewish and Arab believers in their area to share the Good News on the streets.

Ariel and his team’s hearts desire has always been to bring life to Israel. During a time of fasting and prayer, God surprised them by laying it on their hearts to help save the lives of children in the womb. They’re creating a video series and campaign to help end abortion in Israel, while also reaching those who’ve had abortions, with the message of grace and forgiveness found in Messiah.

Global Catalytic Ministries (GCM)
GCM is a disciple-making nonprofit organization that makes disciples in the darkest places and beyond, by using access ministry strategies that help meet needs and build relationships with the lost, loving the lost to salvation in Christ, coaching current believers through our disciple-making process which leads to launching church gatherings, and planting churches that create movement.

India is the most populous nation on earth with over 1.4 billion people, less than 2% of whom are Christian. Pastor Jacob Joy and his wife Lizzy went to Tiptur, Karnataka, India as pioneer missionaries in 1995 when there were no known Christians in the area. Today, Pastor Joy is the Senior Pastor of CCCM, shepherding a 200+ member church and leading twenty-three other missionary pastors. Many are first-generation believers, as are most people in their churches. They go door-to-door and village-to-village sharing the Gospel in the face of opposition, beatings, and imprisonment. Despite these hardships, they are eager to expand their ministry to North Karnataka (four hours away) where there are still no known believers.
 
CCCM acts as the base station supplying the resources and biblical training missionary families need in the Word of God and evangelism. Thousands of Bibles have been distributed to new believers and more are continually needed. Monthly in-depth Bible trainings are held for pastors, and programs like women’s and youth’s conferences and VBS’s are hosted throughout the year. CCCM also runs a sewing center where women are taught skills to earn an income.
 
CCCM currently cares for over forty-seven Gypsy children and widows. During the Covid lockdowns in 2020, a group of Gypsies had to stop moving and settle off the side of a nearby road. Food packets were distributed to care for the Gypsies, as well as our brothers and sisters in Christ who could not go to work to earn money for food. After experiencing the love of God at CCCM the Gypsies stayed even after the lockdowns were lifted. Since then, CCCM has built a permanent community center to feed and educate the children, many of whom are orphans. The government is building homes for these families, so now CCCM’s Gypsy center forms the heart of a new Gypsy village.