Juan is a native of Mexico who is presently located in Eagle Pass, Texas. The main thrust of his ministry is to coordinate work trips through his ministry called "MANO AMIGA" that bring groups of volunteers from the local congregation to the mission field to help with some kind of work project. Juan also provides Christian literature and printed helps in the Mexican language. He preaches and conducts evangelistic campaigns. Capital City Christian Church provides the major portion of Juan's financial support.

Dorothy and the African Mission Evangelism are associated with an African mission located in Ghana. The mission works with the churches in Ghana and operates a Bible college to train native evangelists.

Arturo ministers to the people of Aguascalientes, Mexico. His work with the local church includes preaching, counseling, revivals, lectures, camp, as well as other various ministerial duties.

Chris Holohan is from Capital City Christian Church and he and his wife minister with C-Kruis, an international arts ministry that has been a large part of CIY and BELIEVE Conferences over the past few years. It is a ministry based on the gospel of Jesus Christ, relevantly focusing on a world of reality, impacting the world and cultivating growth. This is achieved by means of the arts, and through teaching, tutoring, and training.

This ministry provides help for individuals and families in Zimbabwe by furnishing them with housing, food, and clothing. Additionally, Dare to Share gives them training and educational opportunities in a Christian environment. Jonathan and Robin bring their separate and unique gifts to this ministry. Jonathan was born and raised in Zimbabwe and is a product of the mission work in the area, and Robin is an experienced teacher with a gift and passion for working with youth of all ages.

Lifeline Christian Mission has assumed the responsibilities of owning and operating the Caribbean Christian Orphanage in Omoa Cortes, Honduras, Central America. The primary emphasis of the Orphanage is helping the street children and preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Presently, they are able to house approximately 19 young ladies, 8 through 20 years old, and have also started a local Christian church.

Polish Christian Ministries is a ministry founded by Paul Bajko that is designed to plant and strengthen churches in Poland. In addition to church planting and strengthening churches in that area of the world, Polish Christian Ministries is also involved in building church facilities, supporting preachers, distribution of various publications, Vacation Bible Schools, ministerial training, Christian service camp, a home for senior citizens, and mission trips to Poland.

I.D.E.S. enables missionaries and churches to have a benevolent ministry to augment their evangelistic efforts. They voluntarily serve to meet the needs of suffering people in times of great need.

The objective of this ministry is to work with the young men who are incarcerated at the Florida Youth Academy operated by the Florida Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry in conjunction with the Department of Juvenile Justice, in Homosassa, Florida, by introducing these at-risk young men to the Lord. Their goal is to provide the following: (1) on-going Christian Ministry for incarcerated juvenile offenders in the correction facilities; (2) aftercare, Christian education, and spiritual and moral training for released inmates; Christian temporary living quarters for released inmates who have no other place to go; and, provide continued support for those who are able to return home by assisting them in finding a church, employment, and social guidance.

The Center for Biblical Studies is a cross-denominational Christian education center open to all and dedicated to teaching the Word of God. It opened its doors in 1990, as the result of a cooperative vision with local Christian pastors and leaders. The purpose of the Center is to provide students with a strong foundation in the Word of God, to educate, nurture, and train men and women of faith in Jesus Christ, to prepare and form students for leadership and ministry in order to impact the world with the Gospel, to support and extend the ministry of the local church, and to build unifying relationships across the Body of Christ.

This ministry works together with local, bible-believing, new testament churches in the USA and overseas (Jamaica) to impact lives for Christ through missions, short-term missions, help & relief work, church planting, community outreach projects, street ministry, youth projects, training seminars and music.

Their goal is to provide quality homes and an educational environment, both of which are grounded in Christian principles, for children ages 6 through 18 who require alternatives to living with their parents or guardians, to furnish an opportunity for strong spiritual development, and to offer guidance and referrals to both family and community.

FCC, located in Kissimmee, Florida, is also supported by our congregation. FCC is a superb institution of higher learning with a goal of training men and women to be servants in God's church here and abroad.

FSU Christian Campus Fellowship is supported by Christian Churches of Florida to provide a "home away from home" for Christian Church students at Florida State University. Worship services and Bible Study are provided as well as housing for a limited number of students.

UF Christian Campus House is supported by Christian Churches of Florida to provide a “home away from home” for Christian Church students at the University of Florida. UF Campus House has large group weekly meetings as well as outreach opportunities, small groups and Bible study.

GFCU Christian Campus Fellowship exists to equip students for life-long growth in Christ through Bible study, fellowship, accountability, discipleship, and outreach.

The purpose of Hope House Rescue Mission is to bring a person to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and to assist them in finding work and helping them begin their recovery back to a normal role in society.

Operation Provision is a local mission here in Tallahassee that not only provides food for needy families but also has the opportunity to present the Gospel of Jesus Christ to these families. Volunteers not only purchase the food brought in, but package and deliver the food items to these needy families while at the same time sharing the Good News of Jesus Christ.

The mission of Redeemed, Inc. is to bridge the gap between jail or prison and the community for the ex-offender and the family members of the incarcerated.

Tri-State Christian Fellowship has as its purpose the establishing of new congregations in the Florida-Georgia-Alabama region. The Tri-State Christian Fellowship is also the founder and director of our wonderful church camp located in DeFuniak Springs, Florida.

WFRF Faith Radio can be heard 24-hours a day over 105.7 FM and during daytime hours on 1070 AM. It serves Tallahassee and eastward and outlying areas of the Big Bend, South Georgia, and parts of South Alabama. It is owned and operated by Faith Radio Network, Inc., a non-profit corporation.

AWPC is a non-profit organization that provides free and confidential services to women and men facing possible unplanned pregnancy. They exist to equip women and men with the information and resources needed to make informed and confident decisions.