BIBLE OUTREACH

BIBLE OUTREACH is sponsored by Evangelistic India Ministries (EIM India). This program is dedicated to spreading the love and word of Jesus Christ through widespread Bible distribution in India.

164 grants related to Religious Outreach Grants Last updated May 06, 2026 This grant supports Christian non-profit organizations and ministries dedicated to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ and advancing Kingdom-focused work. The focus is on organizations extending outreach beyond traditional church confines to introduce or deepen understanding of Christian faith, emphasizing evangelism and discipleship.

Beneficiaries include ministries serving diverse populations such as men, women, children, families, and those addressing addiction recovery, special needs, homelessness, and youth development. Grants are available through the Community Trusts initiative and the Circle 555 program, which fosters collaboration among Christian women to support local ministries.

The program primarily serves Christian ministries operating within South Carolina, with specific focus areas including York, Chester, and Lancaster counties. This grant supports initiatives focused on church planting, evangelism, pastoral training, discipleship, and Bible distribution.

The primary objective is to plant one million churches by 2030 through student pastors trained in the Harvesters program, emphasizing self-replicating, healthy congregations built on evangelism and discipleship.

The grant also targets local pastors facing barriers to training by providing an accessible four-year Bible school curriculum and offers a free 'Disciple Makers Course' to church leaders and members globally to foster authentic disciple-making and church growth. Key beneficiaries include student pastors, local pastors in missions, new believers, and church members.

The 'Bibles for Believers' department ensures new believers and families in church plants receive Bibles in their native language. The program has a global reach, with training and distribution occurring across Africa, South America, Asia, and Europe. The LB Charitable Foundation (LBCF) is a family-led nonprofit public benefit corporation dedicated to philanthropy and social well-being.

The foundation provides financial support to organizations addressing critical societal needs, including advanced medical research for cancer and other diseases, homelessness, and disaster relief. LBCF also funds initiatives focused on substance abuse recovery, violence prevention for victims of gang and gun activity, and the support of Christian ministries.

Furthermore, the foundation aids local humane societies, facilitates service animal training, and assists survivors of human and sex trafficking. Beneficiaries include vulnerable populations, such as disabled veterans and individuals facing significant life challenges, with the goal of restoring dignity and safety.

LBCF operates by identifying community need gaps, testing promising solutions through financial contributions, and sharing effective strategies. While the foundation maintains a strong commitment to local communities, its reach extends globally to address issues like homelessness and human trafficking. Through long-term investments, LBCF aims to create lasting impacts that benefit future generations.

The IHS Foundation offers the General Fund Grant to support ministries operating within Northeast Ohio that are dedicated to evangelistically sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. This annual grant program, which has been active for 27 years, specifically targets organizations whose Christian commitment may limit their access to traditional funding sources.

The foundation aims to provide financial assistance to these ministries to ensure the continuation of their faith-based work and community impact. Interested applicants must download the collaboration application and submit the completed form via email by the deadline of May 25, 2026. Successful grant recipients are recognized and awarded during the annual Fall Focus on Giving celebration.

By providing this support, the IHS Foundation seeks to empower local ministries to effectively advance their missions and maintain their presence within the Northeast Ohio region. The Keystone Project focuses on disciple-making movements outside traditional church structures, aiming to reach unreached people groups, who constitute approximately 42% of the world's population.

The project's core activity is the Keystone Project Training, available to all Christians, especially those committed to the Great Commission. This training equips participants to initiate disciple-making movements and develop multiplying churches globally, emphasizing Spirit-led, missional discipleship.

The initiative aims to spread the gospel effectively to resistant and difficult-to-engage populations, expanding God's kingdom into unreached regions through movements rather than static programs.

The Rees-Jones Foundation focuses its grantmaking on several key areas including animal welfare, child welfare, community benefit, disability care, evangelism & discipleship, family & youth support, neighborhood development, and youth formation. Beneficiaries include children and youth in substitute care, children and youth with disabilities, community residents, and youth in religious programs.

Geographically, the foundation prioritizes Texas cities, particularly Dallas-Fort Worth, and also targets specific regions in Africa and India. Programs supported include Adaptive Adult Living and Youth Mentoring. The foundation supports initiatives such as family reunification, healthcare, community engagement, therapeutic care, religious education, and neighborhood revitalization.

Operation Christmas Child focuses on providing gift-filled shoeboxes to children worldwide, combining tangible gifts with evangelistic materials. Beneficiaries include children receiving shoeboxes, students in "The Greatest Journey" discipleship program, and local churches and community leaders.

The grant supports packing shoeboxes with hygiene items, school supplies, and toys, alongside evangelism and discipleship efforts through resources like "The Greatest Gift" booklet. Programs include online shoebox building, a $9 donation per gift to cover processing and evangelistic materials, and monthly discipleship through "The Greatest Journey." Geographical preferences include the United States and Puerto Rico for gift collection.

This grant supports Christian organizations and individuals dedicated to advancing Christian evangelism and spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ nationally and internationally. A primary focus is on reaching unreached or hostile peoples and fostering church growth. The grant funds training for pastors, evangelists, and teachers, particularly for service in non-Christian areas with a shortage of workers.

It also provides support for building and repair projects, infrastructure development, and healthcare and medical initiatives. Additionally, funding is available for Scripture translation and micro loans to entrepreneurs to advance the Gospel in challenging global contexts. The grant prioritizes organizations and individuals whose core mission aligns with these objectives and who adhere to the Word of God.