Give
When writing a check, please make it payable to The Master’s Mission and specify the intended ministry designation (general ministry fund, pastor support, JOY boxes/bags, church buildings, house building, food ministry, Appalachian ministry, Ukraine, the Cooke Family) in the memo line for proper allocation of funds. Please mail check to:
The Master’s Mission P.O. Box 1565 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29598
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Supporting Indigenous Pastors
we support pastors and church planters in Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala and Ukraine. Many of these brothers depend on our ongoing support.
Helping those in Appalachia
Giving helps provide relief and hope to communities that have suffered greatly, offering both practical assistance and the love of Christ in their time of need.
Church Buildings
Supporting church building projects helps create a stable and welcoming space for local congregations to worship, grow in faith, and reach their communities with the gospel.
Joy box/bag
This is a way to share gifts and basic necessities to those in poverty. These gifts go through local churches and the gospel is proclaimed for the glory of God.
Food for those in need
Donating helps provide essential support to those in poverty through the local church, enabling them to meet both physical and spiritual needs in their communities.
Houses for those in poverty
$700 provide for a home to be built for some of the poorest of the poor in Guatemala.
Your Support Makes a Difference
There are many ways to give, and we are deeply appreciative of any donations that help meet the needs of those we serve. Whether it's providing food bags to those in poverty, supporting pastors and church planters, contributing to Joy Bags and Boxes for children, helping build homes in Guatemala, supporting communities in Appalachia, or assisting with church building projects, every gift makes a difference. We also recognize the power of prayer as one of the greatest contributions. For those unable to give financially, we are incredibly grateful for your prayers, knowing that lifting up these efforts to the God of the universe—who is in control of all things—is no small thing.