salim & kay munayer
Agency — Musalaha Ministry of Reconciliation
Location — Israel & Palestine
Ministry — Cross-Cultural
Musalaha is a non-profit organization that seeks to promote reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians as demonstrated in the life and teaching of Jesus. Salim and Kay, along with their sons, endeavor to be an encouragement and advocate of reconciliation, first among Palestinian and Israeli believers and then beyond to their respective communities. Musalaha also aims at facilitating bridge building among different segments of Israeli and Palestinian societies according to biblical reconciliation principles.
Calvary has been supporting the work of Musalaha for nearly two decades and has sent several teams to help serve at the camps.
Contact: musalaha@netvision.net.il
elam ministries
The mission of Elam is to strengthen and expand the church in the Iran region and beyond.
Elam was founded in 1990 by senior Iranian church leaders with a vision to serve the growing church in the Iran region. From the beginning, Elam’s passion was to train and equip Iranian Christians to reach and disciple their country men. In 1990 six emerging leaders arrived in England from Iran to begin their full time ministry training. They lived in a small, two-bedroom flat and used the kitchen as a classroom. Since then, Elam has seen many years of God’s faithfulness. By God’s grace, the ministry is growing and is being used to strengthen and expand the church in the Iran region in a significant way.
Elam works in the Iranian region to train leaders for fruitful and effective ministry, equip the church with Bibles and resources for evangelism and discipleship, and spreadthe Gospel through trained evangelists, church planters and Christian media.
For more information, visit www.elam.com
Agape International Missions
Agape International Missions (AIM) was founded in 2005 by Don and Bridget Brewster after a mission trip to Southeast Asia and seeing the Dateline special “Children For Sale in Cambodia.” Moved by God’s call, they left their home and careers to fight sex trafficking and bring healing to survivors.
What began with a single church grew into a global movement of rescue, restoration, and transformation. AIM built its first Restoration Home for survivors, later expanding to include reintegration programs, schools to protect vulnerable children, and partnerships with law enforcement to form a SWAT team.
Today, AIM unites abolitionists from six continents and operates in Southeast Asia and Central America, with plans to expand into two more regions. In 2024, Don entered eternity with Jesus, but his legacy continues through Bridget, AIM, and the countless lives changed by their faithful “yes.”
For more information, visit www.aimfree.org