Our Approach to Missions?
Reached by Their Own.
At For His Kingdom Missions (FHK), we don't impose a foreign God. We come alongside native population, share the gospel, and watch Jesus make Himself known - house by house, family by family. For His Kingdom Missions is a mission comprised of a mission of church planting among unreached peoples established in 2007. Our network is based in the Southeast U.S., and has native ministry partners in Latin America and the Middle East. FHK native missionaries enter a community, build real relationships, and let Jesus reveal Himself through trust earned over years.
Latin America
Remote Ministry
Remote tribal evangelism and church planting among indigenous people groups across Honduras and Bolivia, carried forward by native missionaries who share the language, the culture, and the land they serve.
Middle East
Urban Ministry
In partnership with a legal native church in the region, we train Arab Christians called to be missionaries and deploy them to target locations witnessing the love of Jesus among the surrounding population. For security reasons, we cannot share details of this ministry publicly.
Interested in supporting our missions? Kindly contact Reed at fhkmissions@icloud.com.
How Churches Take Root
Planted Local. Built to Stay.
Our church planting method follows a path the New Testament has already laid out. We take our cues from Luke 10 where Jesus sent His disciples to seek a "person of peace," as well as from Paul's Epistles, where the early church learned how to organize, lead, and multiply. Combined with our own field experience and missiological training, that Biblical pattern shapes every step of how we plant.
We don't aim for fast. Rather, we aim for faithful and for churches that can stand long after our missionaries have moved on.
Our church planting method follows a path the New Testament has already laid out. We take our cues from Luke 10 where Jesus sent His disciples to seek a "person of peace," as well as from Paul's Epistles, where the early church learned how to organize, lead, and multiply. Combined with our own field experience and missiological training, that Biblical pattern shapes every step of how we plant.
We don't aim for fast. Rather, we aim for faithful and for churches that can stand long after our missionaries have moved on.
Missions in Action
Recent Mission Notes
Outreach to the Tolpan Tribe of La Montaña De La Flor
