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As of 2025, the foundation states it supports 20 missionaries and is not taking on new support currently; applications can still be submitted but funding is at capacity.
Every Nation Mission Foundation is sponsored by Every Nation Mission Foundation. Supports missionaries and organizations involved in global missions, including church planting and discipleship.
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Every Nation Mission Foundation Support People Who Share God’s Love Around the World. Every Nation Mission Foundation began when followers of Jesus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States decided to invest in an endowment for missions in 2017. Twenty missionaries or organizations have been selected and supported by the fund.
Missionaries translate the Bible, teach Jesus stories, and come alongside local people in clinics, development, church planting, and discipleship in places like China, Uganda, and Honduras. In 2025, Every Nation Mission Foundation is supporting twenty missionaries and is not taking on new support currently.
Though our support level is full, we have always allowed our application process to remain open in order to consider how we might support, pray for, and encourage others going on mission. Click the link below to tell us about your plans for mission.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Missionaries and organizations involved in global missions. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Every Nation Mission Foundation is funded by Every Nation Mission Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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