Episode 609
"And the King will answer them, ‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.’" - Matthew 25:40
Millions of people around the world need the basic necessities of life, but even more importantly—they need the Gospel. One organization is helping them receive both. Kelly Miller joins us with an impact report.
Kelly Miller is the CEO and President of Cross International, an underwriter of Faith & Finance.
Cross International’s approach to global missions is unique. Instead of working independently, they partner with local Christian organizations, churches, and nonprofits in the countries where they serve.
These local partners know their communities far better than we do, and Cross International’s role is to walk alongside them and help them expand on what God has already called them to do.
This collaborative model not only maximizes impact but also reflects the unity of the Body of Christ as believers across the globe work together to serve those in desperate need.
Cross International's mission goes beyond charity. It is about sharing Jesus' love while addressing critical physical needs.
Here’s a snapshot of what God is doing through their ministry:
Each of these numbers represents real lives being changed—people who are now experiencing hope, stability, and the love of Christ.
Haiti has endured political instability, gang violence, and natural disasters, yet in the midst of turmoil, Cross International continues to bring hope.
Despite the negative news headlines, God is moving in Haiti, and Cross International is at the forefront of that transformation.
In many African nations, AIDS, poverty, and natural disasters have left countless children orphaned and homeless. Through their partnerships, Cross International provides:
By offering stable housing, education, and nourishment, Cross International is breaking the cycle of poverty for these children and their families.
One of the most inspiring aspects of Cross International’s work is how it transforms entire communities.
Take Malawi, for example—a country where child malnutrition and extreme poverty are common. Without the feeding program, many children would not go to school. The cycle of poverty would continue. In many cases, young girls would be married off at 11 or 12 years old because their families cannot afford to feed them. This program is breaking that cycle.
Through Cross International’s work in Tanganyika, Malawi, over 500 children receive food, education, and discipl
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