Summit Missions Inc

“Form 990 Part III, Line 4A Children and YouthChildren are the future of any country, so Summit Missions International SMI places a large focus on supporting childrens ministries as indicated below. We motivate youth to experience Gods love and to recognize their worth. Over 3,800 children and youth were presented with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. SMI sponsored Bible Clubs, which included training leaders in the Spring, providing crafts, meals, and snacks for the weeklong programs hosted by churches in Moldova and Transnistria. 3,000 children attended, and 50,000 meals were served. SMI distributed 82,400 to support the program. SMI provided 11,000 to the Children of the Street feeding and tutoring program in Grigoriopol, Transnistria. Here, children received a hot meal, help with schoolwork, a Bible lesson, and were shown the love of God from the staff. Continued funding of Adventure Camp for 23,800. This program in Transnistria offers children and teens an intense rafting, camping, and extreme sports program, combined with discipleship and leadership development, all centered on Christ. Supported sports ministry outreaches in Europe where 1,000 youth were presented with the Gospel. SMI helped this ministry with 8,973. SMI also assisted the Help the Children program in Transnistria with 9,631 to provide food, clothing, childrens activities, home renovations, and other services to needy families.”

“Form 990, Part III, Line 4B Church Planting and DevelopmentSMI believes that every man, woman, and child should have the opportunity to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ at least one time. Our partners work at multiplying churches that positively influence their communities in both Ukraine and Transnistria. 342 pastors and leaders trained. 15 new churches were planted. SMI partners with Generations Missions Association, a church planting group based in Kyiv, Ukraine. SMI supplied 38,376 to assist in church planting and pastor training. Additionally, 8,307 was given to Church Without Walls in Transnistria to support their outreach to young people, as well as adult leadership training, and church planting. Approximately 63,975 people were presented the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 34,172 Bibles were distributed in these areas.”

“Form 990, Part III, Line 4C Humanitarian Assistance, Aid and ShippingWe mobilize people and provide resources to assist our Eastern European mission partners who are serving as field representatives for SMI. We meet needs through product shipments and promote business as missions. Approximately 30,000 meals were provided and served in Ukraine. 10,150 Hygiene Kits and 32,450 Food Packs were distributed to refugees and needy families. Locally, SMI operates with a staff of three full-time and one part-time employees. We maintain accurate records, local and international communications, public relations, and publication of 750 quarterly newsletters. Additionally, volunteers served a total of 4,530 hours. Those volunteers sorted, packaged, and shipped five 5 sea containers with a total weight of 124,423 pounds of aid. All financial records, receipts, and expenditures are accurately processed, board-approved, and reviewed by an independent accounting firm each year.”