Guatemala
Equipping and encouraging the local church to care for the physical and spiritual needs of the community.

HIV/AIDS (Serve Africa)
Walking alongside those affected by HIV/AIDS with economic, social and church development.

North Minneapolis
Addressing drugs, crime and poor education by providing youth activities, remedial education and job assistance.

Church Planting
Making more disciples in growing areas and reestablishing churches in shifting communities.

Bulgaria
Reversing the Christian skepticism and rebuilding the church with development, training and research.

Southeast Asia
Developing relationships with two people groups through tourism and business development.

India
Reaching the mountain villages through discipleship, English schools and public health.

Ready to get involved? Go on a short-term trip related to these initiatives. You can contact us to know more too at worldwide@wooddale.org

Check out the local opportunities to serve.

Wooddale supports global partners and families who are training local church leaders, supporting the community with medical relief, teaching English, translating the Bible and other entrepreneurial pursuits, all with the goal of making more disciples for Jesus Christ. Wooddale global partners walk alongside national believers and equip them to reach their own people.

Learn more about our global partners.

Our North American Ministries partner with other churches and organizations to equip future leaders who can lovingly meet the needs of un-served and under-served people. As many people around the country do not have any association with a church, the primary focus is on evangelism and disciple-making. These ministries include outreach on college campuses and support for denominational outreach ministries and the National Association of Evangelicals.

Would you like to get a regular update on our global partners? Email us at worldwide@wooddale.org

As refuges come into America, often fleeing ethnic or religious strife, they face many hurdles. With a new culture, language and harsh Minnesota winters, this area helps with teaching English, finding a job, giving teens an alternative to drugs and gangs and with the overall transition.

Learn more about local refugee and immigrant opportunities.