Our Vision

Reach Ministries International exists to propagate the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to promote, aid and develop contextualized, holistic disciple-making ministries in the Philippines with expansion to other countries and cultures as the Lord leads.

REACH Ministries Vision

Our Mission

We emphasize a holistic disciple-making process utilizing indigenous leadership in Asia. Most staff members are self-supporting and are dedicated and gifted to lead substantial ministries. Evangelism and disciple-making occur in the workplace, in public schools and on university campuses where many students have and will become tomorrow's Christian professionals capable of making an impact on every aspect of community life. We sponsor economic projects to help the poor by creating jobs and small business opportunities in their communities.

REACH Ministries Mission
The Reluctant Servant
By Cal Milnes

reach yltpOne of my favorite stories in the Bible is the story of Jonah the prophet. I am uncertain as to why I am drawn to this story. However, it may have to do with Jonah’s attitude about who he was and Who God is....read more

 
USM-Kabacan Joins REACH Family
By Dr. Consolacion Satorre

yutang saadAn old but new ministry area was officially added to REACH, Inc. during an organizational fellowship held at the University of Southern Mindanao-Kabacan on September 22. The ministry dates back to the early 1970s but recently requested to be a recognized ministry area of REACH....read more

 
Former High Schooler leads Medical Mission
By David Harlen Brooks

medical missionForty-three people from REACH received dental care from a former REACH high school contact and his medical friends. The medical mission was held at the new REACH Fellowship Center on September 29.... read more

 
A Bruised Reed He Shall Not Break…
By Gene Tabor

gene taborTo most people, Christmas is a time for joy, family, and sharing. To others—the newly bereaved, the solitary elderly, the alienated, and the recovering alcoholic—Christmas may be a time of pain, fear, or emptiness. I want to suggest a different usage for Christmas: that a portion of the season be given to reflection.... read more