Our projects

The central project of the mission is the Jireh Campus, a place of spiritual, educational, and practical transformation.

Here we want to provide:

• housing for unsupported children and youth;
• Christian schooling and vocational education;
• work and life workshops;
• church and prayer;
• a space where God can change lives from the ground up.

The Jireh Campus will be a model Christian community, a sending center for missionaries, and a place where every child, young person, or adult can begin a new life in Christ.

Where there is love, God builds hope.

Our calling does not stop at borders.

We go to villages, tribes, and regions where the Gospel has not been preached.

Through local and international teams, we bring:

• the Word of God;

• food and humanitarian aid;

• Christian education and training;

• hope where everything seems lost.

We preach, we pray, we help, we teach, we build—and in all, we glorify Jesus Christ.

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” (Matthew 28:19)

We believe people must be helped not only to receive, but also to learn to give further.

Therefore, we organize practical workshops where people:

• learn trades (carpentry, construction, tailoring, agriculture, cooking);

• discover discipline, responsibility, and the joy of work;

• receive biblical teaching and prayer at the same time.

Here we form people who no longer live off help, but become help for others.

We build houses, mission centers, and safe places for children and families.

We raise simple, clean homes with everything needed for a decent life.

We set up prayer and education centers in villages, so people have a place to meet with God.

Every wall raised tells a story of hope.

We do not only build buildings—we build lives.

Many people in poor areas cannot afford a doctor’s visit, a consultation, or a simple treatment.

We go where no one reaches:

• we pay for medical consultations, medicines, and interventions;

• we provide transport for the sick to hospitals;

• we offer care and prayer for those who suffer;

• we tell them: “God has not forgotten you.”

We believe the healing of soul and body go together and that every person deserves to feel God’s love even on a hard day.

We support families facing hardship, widows left alone, and children without support.

We provide:

• food and clothing;

• spiritual counseling;

• help with rent, bills, and urgent needs;

• prayer and ongoing support.

The goal is not only to cover a need, but to restore hope and dignity to every family.

When a family is restored, the whole community is touched.

You can choose a child and become part of their story.

Through a steady monthly donation, you can help them have:

• daily food and school supplies;

• access to school and Christian camps;

• clothing and medical care;

• spiritual support, counseling, and discipleship.

You will periodically receive:

• information about your child (age, situation, progress);

• letters, drawings, or thank-you messages;

• updates about camp activities and the mission.

This program is a bridge of hope for children who cannot afford it—especially children in Roma communities—and a living link between the donor and a child’s destiny.t — în mod special copiii din comunitățile rrome — și o legătură vie între donator și destinul unui copil.

“Whoever gives to the poor will not lack…” (Proverbs 28:27)

Jireh Mission’s Christian camps are places where children and youth experience days of spiritual transformation, learning, and joy.

In a wholesome environment, with prayer, singing, sports, and Bible study, they discover who God is and who they are in Christ.

The purpose of our camps:

• to bring children from disadvantaged backgrounds (including Roma children) into a safe place full of love and light;

• to offer them biblical teaching, educational activities, and mentoring;

• to form young disciples, not just participants;

• to discover and develop the gifts God has placed in them.

“Let the little children come to Me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” (Mark 10:14)