church partners
Mission Made Market exists to help churches connect with missions through kingdom partnerships that advance the Gospel and empower the body of Christ to serve the nations.
The Challenge You Face
We understand that managing a missions program and supporting missionaries takes time, resources, and careful vetting to ensure your funds are stewarded responsibly. That’s where we come in!
Mission Made Market bridges the gap by vetting mission and artisan partners, providing you with trusted opportunities to make a lasting impact.
Challenges Churches Face in Global Missions:
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Limited Engagement - Over 60% of US churches report minimal or no international missions. (source: Gordon-Conwell U.S. Missions Survey)
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Time & Resource Constraints - 51% of pastors report that time management is an area needing attention. (source: Lifeway Research)
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Lack of Training & Confidence - Approximately 77% of pastors list leadership development among their greatest needs. (source: Lifeway Research)
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Disconnected from Global Needs - Many congregations have little awareness of global poverty, artisan communities, or unreached people groups.
Why Partner With Us
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We Do the Vetting
Only vetted mission partners and artisan communities receive support, ensuring accountability and measurable impact. Partners agree to ongoing audit and reporting.
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Transparent Impact
See exactly how your partnership transforms families and communities worldwide. Get a quarterly impact report with a suite of digital assets to easily share your impact with your congregation.
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Affordable Partnership Tiers
2% of your annual church budget for churches with an annual budget above $150,000. Paid monthly.
$250 per month for churches with an annual budget of $150,000 or less.
Cancel your memberhip at any time.
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Disconnected from Global Needs
Many congregations have little awareness of global poverty, artisan communities, or unreached people groups.
Become a church partner
Interested in becoming a partner? We'd love to hear from you!
Current Projects
Vocational Sewing School
A new vocational sewing school has recently opened, employing many women in a small village outside of Comayagua, Honduras.
Community Garden
Plans are underway to design and plant a community garden in La-Isla. This will provide vocational training, as well as food for the community, where many families cannot afford to feed their children.
Budgeting & Finance Classes
In addition to Christian studies and life skills classes, the members of Esperanza y Vida participate in budgeting and finance classes to help ensure the best chance at a secure future.