A movement where Christ is named
SIM
Prayer & missions · Founded 1893 · Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
SIM, which stands for Serving in Mission, is an international Christian missions organization founded in 1893 to bring the gospel to unreached peoples, beginning with pioneering work in Africa. Today it sends and supports workers across many nations. SIM's purpose is to share the good news of Jesus Christ where He is least known, to plant and strengthen churches, and to serve communities through compassion, health care, education, and development.
What they do
SIM sends and supports Christians from many nations who share the gospel of Jesus Christ, plant churches, and help local believers grow into mature, sending congregations. Its workers labor especially among peoples and places where the name of Christ is least known, seeking to leave behind healthy churches led by local believers.
Alongside evangelism and church planting, SIM has a long history of compassionate service, including medical work, care for people affected by HIV and AIDS, education, community development, and relief in times of crisis. This blend of proclamation and practical love reflects its aim to serve whole communities in the name of Jesus.
The Scripture behind the work
Where the door leads
SIM serves so that people who have never heard may know, love, and follow Jesus Christ within a local church. Its mercy work and church planting are woven together to make Him known. If you want to respond, ask a local Christian how you can begin following Jesus, and read the Gospel of Luke to see His heart for the world.
Connect to the real thing
The Living Bread is a door, not the destination. The life is with Christ and his people.
People also ask
What does SIM stand for?
SIM stands for Serving in Mission, an international Christian missions organization founded in 1893.
What kind of work does SIM do?
SIM shares the gospel of Jesus Christ, plants and strengthens churches, and serves communities through health care, education, and compassionate development.