Seek The Lost is an international missions organization focused on bringing the Gospel to those who have never heard it

Our mission

Our most important mission is to seek and love God with everything we have. We desire for as many people as possible to have the opportunity to get to know the same loving God who has transformed our lives—bringing us from darkness into light—and giving us the chance to have a living relationship with Him.

We proclaim Jesus, for only He can save, heal, deliver, and bring hope and a future. He is the foundation of our actions, our purpose, our motivation, our strength, and our reward. With His guidance and by following Him, we strive to act and go wherever He leads.

“ Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.” Mark:16:15

“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’ The second is this: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.” Mark 12:28-31

Our work

Evangelism

Whether it's an individual person, a tribe, a village or a larger group of people, we want to take the Gospel to those who haven't heard it yet.

Churches

We want to encourage and strengthen churches and Christians. Part of our vision is to be involved in planting churches in new areas in cooperation with local pastors.

We want to help people in the midst of a humanitarian crisis

Humanitarian aid

We work together with numerous churches and leaders in the target countries, so that as many people as possible have the opportunity to be saved and grow in their faith.

Over the past year, we have reached about 70 tribes and villages, where approximately 86% have welcomed us, allowing us to proclaim the Gospel. Of these, 83.3% had never heard of Jesus.

Entire tribes and villages have begun following Jesus. As a result of the preaching, our local pastor friends have been able to plant 4 new churches.

We have also visited around 30 churches, witnessing how God has saved, healed, delivered, and encountered people.

Around 1,500 people have come to faith, 800 have been healed from various illnesses, the blind have received their sight, and the deaf have regained their hearing. God's power and love have touched people in life-changing ways.

None of our work would be possible without the help of our supporters and donors

70

tribes and villages reached

Over the past year:

1500

accepted Jesus

4

new churches

800

healed

40% of the world's population has not heard of Jesus.

97% of the unreached people live in the 10/40 Window.

• 41 of the top 50 countries on the list of the most persecuted nations in the world are located in the 10/40 Window.

• Out of the 5.5 million full-time Christian workers worldwide, 400,000 are missionaries. Only about 3.3% of them work among the unreached.

• Of all the funds donated for Christian purposes, only 0.064% goes toward reaching the unreached people.

Our work is not limited to one country or continent, but the main focus is currently on Asia.

The vast majority of unreached people live in Asia. They have little to no opportunity to hear the Gospel unless someone proclaims it to them, which is why we believe our work is most impactful there right now.

Did you know?

" How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can anyone preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” Romans 10:14

85% of the unreached are in Asia

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Severe persecution of Christians by the state and religious groups, extreme poverty, long distances, different social classes, lack of education, isolation from the rest of society, and language barriers are some of the most common reasons why spreading the Gospel is challenging. The shortage of missionaries and lack of funding are also major issues, as currently, there is on average only 1 missionary for every 450,000 people in Asia.

For security reasons, we do not mention specific locations or the local people we work with in order to protect their identities and ensure the safety of our work.

The most common challenges to the spread of the gospel