Introduction

Project 1014 is named after Romans 10:14: “How then can they call on Him they have not believed in? And how can they believe without hearing about Him? And how can they hear without a preacher?” This initiative exists to reach beyond our borders, traveling to underserved and often forgotten parts of the world. Our mission is simple: to let people in third-world countries know that they are seen, valued, and not forgotten by God or His people.

The Challenge

Entire communities in developing nations face daily struggles with poverty, lack of resources, and limited access to the Gospel. Many feel abandoned by the global church and disconnected from the broader body of Christ. Without intentional outreach, countless men, women, and children remain unaware that there is hope and salvation in Jesus Christ, and that the global church stands with them.

Our Solution

Project 1014 responds by sending teams abroad to deliver both spiritual encouragement and tangible aid. Through local partnerships, we bring worship, teaching, discipleship, and practical support such as food, clothing, and school supplies. The goal is not just to provide temporary relief, but to create lasting connections that remind these communities they are deeply loved by God and never forgotten by His people.

Our Goal

Our goal is to establish a sustainable rhythm of international missions that consistently reaches third-world communities each year. We aim to raise up a generation of believers who understand that the Great Commission extends beyond our neighborhoods into every nation. Through Project 1014, we will show the world that even in the most overlooked places, the kingdom of God is alive and moving.