We believe that God has connected us in partnership with our missionaries and national church leaders who are ministering in nations overseas. These nations are Northern Asia, Timor Leste, Sri Lanka and Cambodia. This partnership with our missionaries and national church leaders involves praying for them, resourcing their ministries and encouraging them in their work overseas.
In addition we also respond to global crises and natural disasters such as floods, tsunamis, earthquakes and cyclones.
We have a missions Sunday three times a year when the focus is on our overseas missions.
We have an ongoing partnership with three organisations in Sri Lanka.
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We donate anually to a national Pastor who oversees regional AOG Pastors.
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We provide sponsorship for children at a Children’s Home in Kandy.
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We finacially support an Elderly People’s Home in Colombo.
Our partnership with our missionaries in Timor Leste involves resourcing their Feeding Program for young children and also Computer Skills courses. They are also developing English courses and producing English workbooks for primary schools in their area. Their ministry involves Sunday Schools and establishing village House Churches.
The workers that we support in this area are training leaders to impact the huge population there. They want to raise up a youth movement to reach the modern youth in their target country. They facilitate youth concerts, provide youth leadership training and assist children from a disadvantaged community with an after school program. They also run a LifeSkills program which brings transformation to people’s lives by allowing them to discover their own value and purpose in life.
Restore Community Church has a partnership with Emmanuel Community School which was established by a couple from a church in Perth WA. This school gives children from disadvantaged communities the opportunity of a comprehensive, Christian based education, equipping them with necessary skills and abilities required to help make Cambodia a modern progressive nation. Currently people from Restore sponsor ten of the students at this school.
