Global Ministries Partners Working with Refugees, Migrants, and Immigration issues
The challenges experienced by immigrants, migrants, and refugees are many and the causes of global forced migration are diverse. Thankfully, there are many Global Ministries partners who are ministering to these communities. Below, listed by geographic area, you will find a list of partners whose work includes ministering to immigrants, migrants, and refugees.
A current list of Global Ministries partners working with refugees, migrants, and immigration issues:
Africa
All Africa Council of Churches | Kenya |
Christian Council of Ghana | Ghana |
Church of Christ in Congo Refugee Support Project | Democratic Republic of Congo |
National Council of Churches of Kenya | Kenya |
East Asia & the Pacific
Latin America & the Caribbean
The Daniel F. Romero Center for Border Ministries and Strategies | Mexico |
Mennonite Social Commission (CASM) | Honduras |
Roots in the Ruins | Institute for Intercultural Study and Research, Mexico |
Southwest Good Samaritan Ministries | Mexico |
Middle East & Europe
Refugee Ministry | Reformed Church in Hungary |
Department of Service to Palestinian Refugees | Middle East Council of Churches |
Forum for Development, Culture, and Dialogue | (FDCD) in Lebanon |
Relief for Displaced Syrians | Orthodox initiative, Forum for Development, Culture, and Dialogue, National Evangelical Synod of Syria and Lebanon |
Youth and Community Center in Jordan | Orthodox initiative |
W2WW Morocco Project | Evangelical Protestant Church in Morocco |
Perichoresis | Evangelical Church of Greece |
Mediterranean Hope | The Waldensian Church in Italy |
Southern Asia
Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh | Bangladesh |
Darjeeling Tibetan Refugee Center and Tibetan Children’s Village | India |
GMIT House of Hope | Evangelical Protestant Church of West Timor (Indonesia) |
To learn more about current projects working with immigrants, migrants, and refugees, please contact the Office of Resource Development at gifts@dom.disciples.org or (317) 713-2555.