We partner with international leaders who have a heart for reaching the unreached and raising up new leaders to join the work. We have a four-part vetting process for identifying and accepting international partners to plant train and plant new Bible Schools with.

Faithful Fishers provides for our curriculum to be translated into the local languages of our partners to ensure they have a readable curriculum in their native tongue and unique dialects. Currently our curriculum has been translated into Luganda, Ranyakole, Swahili, Luo, Lua, Hindi, Burmese, Nepali, and more.

In addition to theological teaching and partnership, we also help to train international leaders in leadership, organization, and systems so that they are equipped to plan, plant, and manage a growing network of schools, churches, and disciples across their nation.

Faithful Fishers leads short term mission trips into countries where our international partners have worked hard to gather leaders from across their area. Once gathered, Faithful Fishers provides a multi-day leadership conference where they teach through our bible school  curriculum as well as offer ministry training to equip leaders to reach the unreached and plant new churches.

Both at home, and internationally, Faithful Fishers is developing a network of healthy churches and leaders who can share resources and information as we all work together to fulfill the Great Commission. Our partners are collaborating across East Africa, as well as through SW Asia and the Middle East to establish a larger network of connected missionaries and churches.

While our main mission is to plant self-sustaining Bible Schools that will raise up leaders for generations to come, we do, as the Lord leads, also provide for physical needs as we are able. We are currently in the process of building Faithful Fisher Centers in Uganda and Kenya which will be used as a church, bible school, medical center, and feeding center in places with little to no resource.