Mission Work

Building for ministries, here and abroad

Some of the most important buildings are the simplest: a place to gather, a classroom, a sound roof, clean water. Each year we set aside time to build them for ministries and fellowships in need.

What we help build

Buildings that serve a community

Mission projects are offered free of charge or at cost, built with the same care and the same storm-ready methods as all our work.

Places to gather

Churches, fellowship halls and covered meeting spaces, built to last.

Schools and classrooms

Safe, dry, well-ventilated rooms where children can learn.

Water and sanitation

Rain catchment and water storage, and clean, safe washrooms.

Roofs and repairs

Making buildings sound and safe again, especially after storms.

How projects are chosen

Careful, so every gift goes far

Each request is reviewed with our partner ministry, using clear requirements, so the help goes where it will do the most lasting good.

Introduce

A ministry or fellowship tells us about itself and what it needs.

Review

We look at its registration, references, statement of faith, and steady, healthy growth.

Plan together

Drawings, materials, local permits and a clear plan for who does what.

Build

Free of charge or at cost, and often alongside local workers and volunteers.

Working abroad

Respecting each place we serve

Each project abroad follows that country's own permits and building rules, and is planned with local builders and suppliers wherever we can. The aim is a building the community can look after for years to come.