December 2016
As we enter a new year, I’m thankful to be focused on bringing hope to the darkest places.
In 2016, we did this by starting for-profit hostels. We believe God wants to see His people bring His Kingdom to neglected places around the world. We believe to do so, He wants to use a network of Kingdom-focused hostels & guesthouses run by alumni Racers ministry partners.
They are living out the Gospel where it’s needed most.
Across our ministry, we’ve seen teams put feet to pavement with the message of Jesus. Teens, families, men, and women are bringing the real and relevant message of Jesus to the nations—from the shores of Lesvos, Greece to the streets of Baton Rouge.
Whether you supported a participant on a trip or went on one yourself, you might not know much about Adventures beyond the program you’ve seen. Each year we compile this report as part of our effort to be transparent and accountable to you.
Here are some stories of what He did in 2016. Thank you for your generosity. Your partnership with us makes a difference as we seek to mobilize and disciple both those we send and the nations we send them to.
Seth Barnes
Founder and CEO, Adventures in Missions
FINANCES
Although the majority of our employees raise all or a portion of their own salaries, Adventures has ongoing material, administrative, and technological expenditures associated with maintaining the organization. We take great care to make sure we conduct our finances with integrity.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Fiscal transparency and accountability direct the financial actions of Adventures in Missions. We are members in good standing with the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) and commission an independent auditor to conduct a thorough annual audit. In addition, our board of directors meets routinely to regulate ministry management and performance.
STEWARDSHIP
As an organization, we work diligently to keep expenses low. As a ministry, we see the available resources as gifts to be judiciously administered. Our desire is to make the greatest eternal impact by making resources go as far as possible.
Grace
Jabulani Africa
The Mekong Delta
Girl Meets World
A Muslim Dreamt of a Man in White Who Took His Pain, 16 Years Later it Changed His Life. A Muslim Dreamt of a Man in White Who Took His Pain, 16 Years Later it Changed His Life..
The Little Girl in the Dirty White Dress. The Little Girl in the Dirty White Dress. by Derik Chaney.
ISIS Gave this Christian Family Three Options. Now They’re Refugees. ISIS Gave this Christian Family Three Options. Now They’re Refugees. by Thad Daniels III
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