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Featured people, organizations and/or projects that are in need of your support are listed below.
God has done so many things through the ministries of AMG in 2015! Below are 10 blogs from 2015 that show the glory of God and the power of His Gospel. We praise the Lord for what He has done in 2015 and look forward to seeing how He works in 2016!
(1) Ozen in Turkey:
Ozen is a middle aged woman in Turkey who read an ad for a Bible Correspondence Course in the newspaper. After some follow up, she became a follower of Christ.
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“Ozen seems to have led herself to Christ by reading the New Testament! Since then, we've put her in contact with another believing woman and she is being discipled in part by their phone conversations…. I don't think I have seen anyone here come to Christ as quickly and heartfelt as Ozen.”
(2) Rocky in Bangladesh:
Rocky is a boy who was born into a Hindu family and worshipped various gods and goddesses. Two men visited his family over a period of time to distribute Bible courses and Rocky began to read about the true God.
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When I was very young I was asked by my mother and father to worship gods and goddesses by bowing down my head and offering foods before them, that they might bless me for knowledge, good health and safety... Day by day I was learning and knowing the truth through the courses, especially about the true God, about myself and the destination after my death, about Jesus Christ, the one and only Savior of the world and way to heaven.
(3) AMG Banquet Recap:
Os Guinness was the keynote speaker for the 2015 AMG Banquet and he spoke on “Transforming Lives in the Face of Persecution.” Here are a few memorable quotes from his talk:
“Much of the American church is profoundly irrelevant: more shaped by the American culture than it is by the Gospel.”
“This is our Jerusalem. Shame on us if we stop thinking we need to win our little part of the world back for our Lord once again.”
“We need to be people of absolute unwavering confidence in the Gospel to transform.”
Watch Os Guinness' Entire Talk Here!
(4) Inside AMG Series:
We did a 13-part series of interviews with AMG staff at the Home Office asking them questions about their work at AMG and what they like to do outside of the office.
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“Two of the things I really enjoy are cooking for family and friends, trying out new recipes, exploring new world cuisines. I am like a mad scientist in the kitchen. The other thing I like is being outside, I am not hardcore backpacker or anything like that, but I enjoy hiking because a lot of the prettiest places in the world you can’t get to in a car.”
Begin Part 1 with Justin Lonas Here!
(5) Freedom From the Fear of Death:
A woman in Thailand had a nightmare that her mother became a ghost and visited her. She then had a crippling fear of death and sought a remedy to bring her relief. She saw an advertisement from AMG giving away a free book, which led to her learning about Jesus. Now the joy of Christ has replaced her fear of death.
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One night she dreamed bad dream about her mom and who died and became a ghost. Since then she has been scared about death and becoming a ghost herself. She knew there was no way out for her life to become good. Since then she has been going to see monks, fortune tellers and looking for other ways of remove that fear in her life… since she accepted Jesus Christ as her personal savior, all the fear has gone from her life because the joy of Jesus Christ has come into her heart...”
(6) Disaster Relief in Nepal:
An earthquake in Nepal took the lives of many people and destroyed thousands of homes. A team from AMG Nepal was able to distribute large packs of rice to families in need of food.
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“It took 12 hours to reach by bus and by a local vehicle in a small town called Aarughat of the Gorkha district. We purchases 94 sack of rice in Aarughat. Next morning, we climbed up to the village called Jamune and it took four hours on foot. As soon as we reached there, people came from all different directions from the village. They were so happy when they each received a sack of rice. They expressed their heartfelt thanks to AMG Nepal for supplying the needs of food.”
Read More About Disaster Relief in Nepal Here!
(7) Ways AMG Can Serve You:
AMG International desires to be a ministry that serves others and helps them to become mature disciples of Christ. There are several resources from AMG that we believe will serve you and ultimately assist you in your walk with Christ.
Click Here To Learn About How AMG Can Serve You!
(8) 3 Ways to Help With the Refugee Crisis in Greece:
Thousands of refugees fled to Greece because of its location as a gate into Europe. AMG Greece was and still is able to respond in many ways to help the refugees. This blog ends with three practical ways ou can help with refugee crisis in Greece.
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“We would like to express with words and deeds the love of Christ to them. So we would appreciate your prayers for physical strength and wisdom as we do have our local national current problems and challenges. The crisis of refugees coming to Greece and Europe is a humanitarian tragedy which could be turned into a tremendous opportunity of hosting an international mission field in our back yard. The only question is, ‘What would Jesus do in this situation?’ Let’s go do it together!”
Click Here To Learn How You Can Help with The Refugee Crisis!
(9) Nursing Homes in Romania (3-Part Series):
Cornel, a church planter and evangelist in Romania, visits a nursing home to minister to patients in spite of opposition from the home leadership. He spoke with three gentlemen about the Gospel: Stefan, Mr. Viorel, and Mr. Odica.
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“I cannot believe I spent so much time in churches and I didn’t know these things from the Gospel that I hear from you today. Actually, I must admit I painted saints and icons in churches thinking at the money I would receive and not thinking so much about God. All ended when I had a stroke, after which I was paralyzed and I came here at this Home. I wasted my money and my health is no longer so good, but I can see that God has brought me here because He loves me, and wants me to be truly ready to meet Him.”
Begin Part 1 with Stefan Here!
(10) What Impact Does Child Sponsorship Have on Parents?:
Angel is a girl who attends an AMG Child Development Center in the Philippines. Her mother Abrila volunteers at the center and has been spiritually impacted by doing so.
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“I have now been more than one year at Home of Hope. At Home of Hope, I learned how to love and to rely on the Lord for everything. With other parents, I learned how to have fellowship with them in the name of the Lord. Through the ministry of AMG-Home of Hope, I learned how to pray and how to praise the Lord. Even Angel, my 4-year- old daughter knows how to pray because the children here pray to God.”
In 2015's last episode of "This Week at AMG," we look back at some of the highlights of what God has done through AMG this past year. Some of the highlights include filming national pastors overseas, Os Guinness sharing about God's glory, and national worker Ohene Kumi sharing about the ministry in Ghana. Click on the link in the video to learn more about AMG's Worldwide Ministries Fund!
Today's episode of "This Week at AMG" features Fotis Romeos, the Director of AMG Greece. Fotis gives an update on receiving refugees and how AMG Greece is helping meet their physical and spiritual needs. Click on the link in the video to learn more about what AMG is doing to help refugees in Greece and stay tuned until the end of the video for a special message from Tasos!
Worldwide Ministries (General Fund)
A Ministry in Multiple Countries
Disaster Relief - Greece
A Project in Greece
As you may know, Rodne Romeus and his wife Niclerge have been faithfully serving the Lord in Haiti for over 25 years—walking by faith and overcoming many hurdles and obstacles. AMG began partnering with Rodne almost fifteen years ago, and over his many years of ministry Rodne (with Niclerge at his side) has been a faithful pastor, planted numerous churches, established multiple schools, overseen the establishment of two medical clinics, and is constantly working to advance the Gospel.
Now Niclerge is at Rodne’s side facing another hurdle; Rodne has stage 4, non-Hodgkin's, B-cell lymphoma. The cancer is wrapped around the spinal cord at the T-10 level with widespread lesions involving both kidneys and his spleen. Rodne has lost his ability to walk and is confined to a wheelchair.
Due to the efforts of a very observant and caring doctor here in the U.S., Rodne was brought to the United States for aggressive cancer treatment. He arrived November 2 and began radiation November 4. Rodne has now begun a six-cycle course of chemotherapy which began on December 9, and he will receive this treatment every three weeks. This translates into approximately four-and-a-half months of chemotherapy and then the follow up care to monitor the results. Due to the generosity of a family who has been to Haiti and lives near the hospital where he is being treated, Rodne has a home to stay in during his treatment.
Rodne needs your help.
His chemotherapy bill, with a 40% discount from the hospital, plus other related expenses are presently over $70,000.00. Billing for his initial hospital stay and radiation treatments are still pending. The hospital is determining what kind of discount they are able to give, if any. Rodne has no medical insurance to cover his treatments and AMG is helping raise funds to meet this need..
We trust that you will join us in praying for Rodne and Niclerge as well as supporting them financially in this time of difficulty as the Lord leads.
If you would like to give to help Rodne, click here.
Thank you for your time and for considering this opportunity to bless Rodne and Niclerge with your prayers and financial support.
Why do you celebrate Christmas? Are you sure of it? The waters of our seasonal celebrations seem to get murkier every year. With “Happy Holidays” (instead of Merry Christmas) and the ever-increasing commercialism of Christmas by our friendly retailers, one can get lost in the reason for celebration. Parents struggle to help kids see past the gifts to the real Giver of Christmas. Individuals get to the end of the celebration and often feel a deep sense of emptiness. But Christmas should bring hope, and there is a reason for hope!
It is good to remember that we have a reasonable basis of belief for believing in Jesus Christ—and for celebrating Christmas. In this world of relativism—where everything is relegated to what one “wants” to believe—we must have something more solid than just a sincere faith. We also must have a reasonable faith. The apostles did not die for something they just sincerely felt. They died for what they knew to be true!
We are told to “always being ready to make a defense (reasonable statement) for the hope that is in you” (1 Pet. 3:15). As we sit around the dinner table during this time of the year, as we exchange gifts with one another or worship together with all the incredible beauty and pageantry of Christmas, we can ensure a true celebration by remembering why we can be confident that Jesus is the reason for the season. We celebrate Christmas—and Christ—because we know He is the Messiah sent from God...
On "This Week at AMG," Tasos talks about the Bundles of Love Ministry and introduces special guests Doug and Lynne Hanson. Doug and Lynne went to Guatemala for the Bundles of Love trip last year. Doug shares about the joy on the children's faces when the gifts were distributed and Lynne shares about serving with the staff while on the trip. Click on the link in the video to learn more about AMG's Bundles of Love Ministry.
God continues to use AMG’s Child Sponsorship program to develop children into mature disciples of Christ, but have you ever wondered about a sponsored child’s parents? Does your sponsorship make a difference in their lives in addition to your child’s?
National workers at Child Development Centers reach out to children’s parents through a variety of ways. They often visit the parents to check on them to see how they are doing. They hold special events such as Bundles of Love Christmas programs where the parents are invited to attend. They also allow parents to serve at the centers by cooking food, cleaning, washing clothes, doing maintenance work, and so on. Abrila is a parent in the Philippines who volunteers at the center that her daughter Angel attends. Here is here story:
“I am Abrila Samillano. I am 35 years old. I have six children, two boys and four girls. Because of severe poverty, I gave my two girls up for adoption. My husband has no job. He has a disability because he fell from a coconut tree. He was being hired to climb trees to collect coconuts and he was paid only two pesos for every fruit. It was the year 2011 when the accident occurred and because of that he still cannot walk presently. To survive every day, I sell rice cakes, banana cue and different kinds of bread in our place.
I received the Lord as my personal Savior through the ministry of Search Christian Fellowship in San Enrique near where I reside.
I have now been more than one year at Home of Hope. At Home of Hope, I learned how to love and to rely on the Lord for everything. With other parents, I learned how to have fellowship with them in the name of the Lord. Through the ministry of AMG-Home of Hope, I learned how to pray and how to praise the Lord. Even Angel, my 4-year- old daughter knows how to pray because the children here pray to God.
From time to time, I visit Home of Hope as a volunteer parent. I am happy in extending my help in whatever capacity I am able. Sometimes, I iron the clothes of the children at Home of Hope. I am also working as a house-helper and I just go home in the afternoon. Now, I am happy that my daughter Angel is under a community –based program being supported by Home of Hope. This institution brings big impact in my life and in my family. It makes my life Godly and easier despite of many challenges in life. It teaches me how to have faith in God and to rely to him completely every day.
This is my prayer: That the Lord will bless the works of AMG and Home of Hope in order to continue to serve many children who are in poverty and in order that they have salvation through Jesus Christ!”
On "This Week at AMG," Attorney at Law Michael S. Jennings shares about stewardship planning. He also answers questions about wills, estate planning and charitable giving. You can learn more about AMG's Advancing Stewardship ministry by clicking the link in the video!
Zodhiates Opportunity Fund
A Ministry in the United States
Worldwide Ministries (General Fund)
A Ministry in Multiple Countries
Home of Hope Orphanage is located on Negros Island in the Philippines. Many children come to the orphanage from broken families and difficult circumstances. House parents are very crucial to the orphanage as they help with homework and teach the Word among other things. They often have a profound impact on the children, and such is the case with Ana. Here is Ana’s story about how God led her to serve at Home of Hope:
“I am Ana Mae Silva. My father is a carpenter while my mother used to work in a bakery owned by the Church where I and my family attend. I belong to a poor family but my parents tried their best to give us a good education. My mother is a Christian, so I grew up knowing about the Lord Jesus Christ. I used to participate in church services, but I wasn’t that faithful. There were months that I never attended church services.
I started to rebel against my parents when I was in second year high school: I frequently made absences in my classes and I got a failing grade in Math and very poor grades in other subjects. I thought I was neglected and taken for granted because I am the second child in the family. I felt unloved and abandoned. When I graduated from high school, I felt useless and pointless.
In 2010, our pastor’s wife encouraged me to study in the Bible School. By God’s grace and wisdom, I finished my 3 years in Theology course in 2014. I have considered and prayed to apply as a house parent to Home of Hope because I learned about it from a member in our church who is a social worker there.
I thanked God that on September 15, 2014 I started working as a houseparent at Home of Hope. My task at HOH is quite hard. It requires genuine love for the children. There were times that I want to quit, to give up but the Lord gives me more reasons to stay with the children.
Now, I am very happy and satisfied at HOH and I don’t see it as hard work. It is always about the love for the children and God’s institution. Before, I felt pointless. But now I can clearly see the right direction given by the Lord: loving the unloved, caring for the neglected, and understanding the children. I thank God for He has given me this opportunity in ministering to children. It’s my honor to serve the King!”
AMG International has multiple support opportunities that will align with your heart in touching the world with God's love. Check out these opportunities today!
AMG International relocated our home office to Chattanooga, Tennessee, in 1978.
God didn't intend for you to fight life's battles alone. Would you like to know how you can have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ?
It is because of God's love that He desires a relationship with mankind whom He has created. Yet because of His holiness, He can have no dealings with sin. That presents a problem...
Each of us has committed acts that are sinful. But more than that, because we are born with a sinful nature, we fall short of God's standard of perfection.
Because God is holy, He cannot look upon sin or accept sinful man into His presence. Yet because of His great love, He has made provision for man's sin...
Jesus is not just a good man, moral teacher or historical figure. He is God in a human body.
The death of Christ demonstrated the love of God and satisfied the demands of His holiness. His perfect sacrifice paid for our sins and took them away.
We cannot come to God on our own terms. God, who created us, has provided a way for us to know Him, but that way is only through His Son, Jesus.
It is not enough to believe intellectually that there is a God, or that Jesus existed as an historical figure, nor is it enough to have an emotional experience. Each of us must respond to God through an act of the will.
Salvation is turning from our old way of living, independent from God, and turning to Him and the new life He offers.
"...if you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved; for with the heart a person believes, resulting in righteousness, and with the mouth he confesses, resulting in salvation." - Romans 10:9-10
Salvation is a result not just of intellectually believing or of having an emotional experience. Salvation comes when we are ready to surrender our wills to Him. It is not just the words we say, but the attitude of our hearts. If you would like to receive Christ, this is the attitude He is looking for...
"Lord Jesus, I need you. I recognize that I am a sinner and I need your forgiveness. Thank you for dying on the cross for my sins. Come into my life as my Savior and Lord. Take control of the throne of my life and make me the kind of person you want me to be."
If you have given your life to Christ, He wants you to grow in that relationship. Here are some things that will help...
One-Click Donate allows you to quickly given one-time donations to causes that interest you by using the billing methods you have saved to your account on AMG Online.
In order to use begin using One-Click Donate, you will need to:
To begin using One-Click Donate, select from one of the options below:
There are two ways to financially give to AMG International: personalized and general. Choose which option works best for you.
In order personalize your giving, you will need to add people, projects, organizations and other causes to your giving cart. To add opportunities to your giving cart, simply click the "+" button located right beside the opportunity you want to add.
List below are the most common questions that we receive concerning child sponsorships. As always, if you have additional questions, please feel free to contact us directly at 800.251.7206, ext. 421.
Child sponsorship includes prayer and financial support for your child. It costs $32 dollars a month, or $384 a year to sponsor a child. But equally important is the prayer support that your child receives from you. This is the advantage of pairing children with sponsors - the individual attention.
Yes! We encourage you to write to your child . The letters that you write will help build a valuable relationship that your child will never forget. Usually twice a year your child will write to you.
You can write a traditional letter and mail it to AMG, or you can create an account online and write to your child, as well as your child’s development center, from your account page. (Please note that all communications to and from donors come to the home office for processing. No direct communication is permitted for the security and safety of children, donors, and field staff.)
Yes! We receive gifts for sponsored children around the world – from toys to books to clothing. You may not know, however,
that once shipping, duties, and other expenses are included, even something as small as a box of crayons and a coloring
book could cost over $50 to send to the field!
If you plan to give a special gift:
We recommend a minimum of $15 but a good average is $25 to $50 by most sponsors. You may go up to $100 if you so desire. We request that you do not exceed the $100 amount on any single special occasion. If you have a unique situation you may contact the sponsorship department at 1-800-251-7206 and a staff member will discuss this with you.
AMG's mission is to advance the gospel with compassion. Impacting a child and a family with the gospel includes an awareness of the children's needs and a purposeful participation in helping those in our sponsorship program. Our child development centers are designed to impact a child mentally, physically, emotionally and most of all spiritually. There is no end to the needs and difficult circumstances every child brings to AMG and this is why our sponsorship program helps each child with nutrition, medical care, personal development, Bible study and spiritual training. AMG does not facilitate the building of homes or major lifestyle changes for the families connected to AMG. This type of involvement from outside sources very often creates serious problems for the family and the local community the child and family live within. Please see FAQ "How Much is Appropriate To Give For Special Gifts".
Children under the care of AMG receive a hot, nutritious meal and a snack each day along with access to medical care if needed. Children are provided educational opportunities and are tutored if necessary. Childcare center staff members encourage children to take advantage of every opportunity they have to learn new skills. Children are given new outfits of clothing and shoes once or twice a year. Each child is given a clear presentation of the gospel, with the hope that they will become a Christian, and reach his or her world for Christ.
AMG has always approached the care of children with a holistic emphasis...daily food, education, access to medical care and most of all, the gospel. Every child receives more benefits and access to services than any one sponsorship could provide therefore all sponsorship funds are pooled for the maximum benefit of your child and all of those attending their center. Your sponsorship dollars are combined with your fellow sponsors so that every child receives uninterrupted care regardless of the possibility that a sponsor misses sending their sponsorship donation on any given month. Your faithfulness and that of every sponsor giving regularly will ensure the maximum benefits for your child as well as all the children in the Child Sponsorship program.
We understand that circumstances change and sometimes it may be necessary for you to give up your sponsorship. In this situation, notify us and we will begin looking for another sponsor for your child.
While we ask that your sponsorship commitment last at least one year, the length of time during which you sponsor a child is up to you. Sponsorship programs help AMG provide food, clothing, medical care and education to children until they reach age 18 or complete their final year of education and leave the sponsorship program. Most of the children AMG serves rely on these programs for their wellbeing. When a sponsorship lapses or is discontinued, AMG will seek out another sponsor rather than discontinue or interrupt the care for that child. Sponsors wishing to extend their relationship with a sponsored child beyond age 18 may do so if the child continues their affiliation with AMG either as a Bible student or National Worker.
AMG sponsors short-term mission trips around the world. Frequently, we will go to countries where childcare centers are located. When we go to the country where your child lives, we encourage you to participate in that trip. Short-term trips are a great way to share the love of Jesus and meet the child that you have chosen to sponsor.
Currently AMG is providing childcare to children in Bangladesh, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Peru, Philippines, Thailand and Uganda.
If you are ready to sponsor a child now, write, call, or click here to select a particular child. Or, if you would like us to assign you the child in greatest need, simply write to or call us. As soon as we receive your first donation of $32, we will send you a photograph and biographical and family information about your child. If you are interested, but have more questions, click here to email your questions or call 1-800-251-7206, ext. 421 and we will be glad to assist you.
Listed below are the most common questions that we receive concerning national worker sponsorships. As always, if you have additional questions, please feel free to contact us directly at 800.251.7206.
National worker sponsorship includes prayer and financial support for your national worker. It costs $50 dollars a month, or $600 a year to sponsor a national worker. But equally important is the prayer support that your national worker receives from you. This unique partnership is an important part of a national worker's ministry.
Yes! We encourage you to write to your national worker. The letters that you write will help build a valuable relationship as you come alongside your national worker to encourage them in their ministry. Your national worker partner will send personal letters and ministry updates to you at least twice a year.
Yes. We do ask that you send money and not gifts-in-kind because of the difficulties involved in shipping packages. The money that is sent for the national worker will go 100% to them. Other gifts that are designated for family birthdays, specific ministry projects or personal needs are welcome as well.
Your support is intended to supplement the income and ministry needs of your sponsored national worker. For some national workers, sponsorship funds enable them to acquire basic necessities like food staples and clothing or to pay their children's school fees. Other national workers may be amply provided for personally, but welcome the sponsorship assistance to print materials, equip facilities, hold special ministry events, or purchase supplies. In either case, your support is a significant contribution to the effectiveness of a national worker's ministry.
Not necessarily. Many factors help define a meaningful support level for each national worker, including the cost of living for the country in which they serve; therefore some national workers are assigned more sponsorships than others. We work closely with our field directors to assess the needs of each national worker.
We welcome regular sponsorship as well as one-time ministry gifts for all of the national workers who partner with AMG. Each and every gift is a valuable contribution to the effectiveness of a national worker's ministry.
We understand that circumstances change and sometimes it may be necessary for you to give up your sponsorship. In this situation, please notify us and we will begin looking for another sponsor for your national worker.
While we ask that your sponsorship commitment last at least one year, the length of time during which you sponsor a national worker is up to you. Sponsorship programs help AMG provide support to national workers until their ministry reaches a self-sustaining point or the national worker has completed their term of service. Many of our sponsors have enjoyed lengthy, fruitful relationships with the same national worker; others have had the opportunity to assist multiple successors.
AMG sponsors short-term mission trips around the world. Frequently, we will go to places where sponsored national workers are serving. When we go to the country where your national worker partner serves, we encourage you to participate in that trip. Short-term trips are a great way to share the love of Jesus and minister alongside the national worker you have chosen to sponsor in a whole new way.
Currently AMG partners with national workers in 26 countries. You can click here to view the majority of national workers that are available for sponsorship. However, for security reasons, not all of our national workers are individually represented on the site. If you do not see a particular country or ministry represented in which you are interested, please feel free to contact us at 800.251.7206 for further information.
If you are ready to sponsor a national worker now, please write, call, or click here to select a particular national worker. Or, if you would like us to assign you the national worker in greatest need, simply contact us. As soon as we receive your first donation of $50, we will send you the photograph, biographical information, and ministry testimony of your national worker. If you are interested, but have more questions, click here to email your questions or call 800.251.7206 and ask for Meredith.
There are no age requirements for MA team members. All applicants are subject to approval by the MA Team Leader. Minors (under 18 years old) who apply to participate must have a guardian that is at least 21 years old who will also be a participant on the trip. The type of ministry of certain trips on the field may preclude a minor's participation on the trip. Families are encouraged to participate on MA Teams.
Yes. Appropriate training is provided covering areas of cultural training, support development, spiritual preparation, etc.
Immunizations vary from field to field. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) has recommendations for all fields. The basic immunizations recommended are Tetanus and Hepatitis A. However, some fields require additional immunizations and medications.
AMG will provide assistance in writing support letters and developing a Biblical understanding of support raising.
The trip cost covers all related travel and in-country expenses (i.e. air transportation, housing, food, insurance, in-country travel, etc.) You would be responsible for transportation to and from the originating airport, meals in the airport, and any personal items you would purchase on the field (i.e. snacks, souvenirs, etc.).
Typically a $100 deposit is due at the time of registration for the trip. One half of the balance of the trip is due 60 days prior to departure and the remaining balance is due 30 days prior to departure. All documents should be submitted 90 days prior to departure.
Yes. Each Mission Adventure has its own designated page where you can give to support a team. To find a specific Mission Adventure, go to the Mission Adventure Trip Schedule Page and click on your trip. Then click the "Click Here to Support Trip" button to begin the payment process.
If a trip is organized for a specific church, school, or other group, it is typically not "open" for registrations outside that group. These designations are reflected on the trip schedule. However, if you have a particular interest in joining one of these teams, you can contact us as some teams are open to additional team members.
First-time trip registrations begin with an Online Missions Profile. Log in or create a new account, then click "Account" to access your Online Missions Profile under the "Mission Adventures" heading. Once the six sections of your profile are completed, find the trip of your choice on the Mission Adventure Trip Schedule and register for the trip. AMG will then approve your registration, and you will receive an email explaining how to upload the documents needed for the trip. You will be able to pay more toward your trip from the same page where you upload documents. Upon uploading all documents and paying the rest of your trip balance, the registration process will be complete.
An Online Missions Profile (OMP) serves as your application for a trip and contains personal information such as contact information, your personal testimony, passport information, etc. You only have to complete an OMP once; after that the OMP can be updated at any time. With second and subsequent trip registrations, you can simply check to make sure all of your information is current.
Log in to your account and click "Account". Under the "Mission Adventures" heading, click "Your Enrolled Trips." There you will see the trips that you are registered for and where to upload your documents. Download the documents needed by clicking the blue text, complete the documents, scan them to your computer, then use the "Submit Now" buttons to upload your documents.
You can still begin the registration process for a Mission Adventure, even if have applied for but have not yet received your passport. On your Online Missions Profile under "Update Your Primary Information," check "I Have Applied for My Passport and Have Not Received It Back." When you do receive your passport, you will need to go back and update your Online Missions Profile with your passport information. If you are considering going on a Mission Adventure and do not have a passport, be sure to apply for your passport well in advance of the registration deadline of your chosen trip. Also, if your passport expires within the next 6 months, you will need to renew your passport before registering for a trip.
Log in to your account and click "Account". Under the "Mission Adventures" heading, click "Your Enrolled Trips." There you will see the trips that you are registered for and the button to pay more toward your trip.
To share a trip on Social Media, go to AMG's Home Page and go to "Click Here to see all AMG Countries, Sponsorship & Support Opportunities." Use the "Narrow By" tool to the left to find your trip. Open the trip page you are looking for and use the Social Media icons on the trip page to share the trip with your friends and family.
During the process of registration, you will be asked to choose between the options of paying for your deposit or of notifying AMG that your church/school/group is paying for your deposit. Type the name of your church/school/group in the text box when completing the next step of registration.
Log in on the website and then click "Account". Under Mission Adventures, click "View Trip Reports." This will allow you to see applicant information including Registration Status and which documents team members have submitted to AMG.
Most likely, you are typing in the wrong password. To reset your password, click "I Forgot My Password" on the login screen. Type in your email and then click "Reset Password." You will be sent an email with a link to reset your password. It is also possible that you are attempting to log in with an email address other than the one that was used to create the account. If you do not remember the email address associated with the website account, please give us a call at 800.251.7206.
The pencil icons beside each section indicate whether a section has been completed or not. If there is a + sign beside a section, that section is not complete and needs more information. When you attempt to save that particular section, anything that needs to be corrected will be highlighted in red.
If you see that your trip registration has been declined, this can mean that your Online Mission Profile is lacking important information or contains obvious errors OR that you have registered for a trip for which you do not qualify. You will receive a follow-up email that will give you further instructions or explain why your registration has been denied.
Once you receive the approval email notification, log in to the website and click "Account." Under the "Mission Adventures" heading, click "Your Enrolled Trips." This page contains the next steps in the registration process, which are to upload your documents and pay the remaining balance for your trip.
If you are not able to upload your documents, the second option is to mail the documents to our Home Office in Chattanooga, TN. Send your document copies to AMG International, ATTN: Mission Adventures, P.O. Box 182200, Chattanooga, TN 37422.
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