We believe that a human’s true worth, identity and peace comes from knowing Christ and having salvation through Him. This is why we work to make disciples and to bring wholistic empowerment and development to students and their communities. The spirit of lies, defeat, fear and depression has crept into the lives of young people today all over the world at a very tender age, and this sometimes begins in schools. Christian discipleship requires collaborative efforts of parents, school districts, teachers, churches, non-profits and other mission agencies to help nurture these young people in the way of the Lord. Our mission is to have discipleship programs happening in schools, especially in remote villages abroad. This is sharing Christ with students and supporting their academic needs.

While children everywhere need a proper education, schooling looks different in other parts of the world. In most villages in Africa, education is not free for K-12 like it is in the U.S. Poor children often miss out because they cannot afford uniforms, supplies, transportation, tuition fees, and food. Emissaries Mission collaborates with other agencies, churches, and non-profits to empower families in this remote villages to know and understand the importance of education for both male and female child. Parents are empowered to support themselves and their children so their children can thrive academically.

With our years of experience working in the mental field through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are able to empower students with life skills. We are also able to assess the areas that wholistic empowerment and development is most needed for students.