Mission Field Dossier
Underground Church Planter Support — Restricted Regions, Asia
Back to Jerusalem Inc.
Across closed societies in Asia, underground fellowships gather in secret to study Scripture and multiply congregations. Operating under constant state surveillance, native church planters carry the full weight of pastoral care without formal buildings, theological libraries, or predictable income. This auction lot directs crucial resources straight to these frontline workers, ensuring that secret house churches remain sustained and spiritually fortified.
The Calling
The advance of the Christian church in heavily restricted regions relies entirely on native believers who live, work, and worship within closed societies. Operating without legal recognition, institutional cover, or external financial security, indigenous church planters face systemic scrutiny while establishing fellowships in unreached provinces. Sustaining these underground workers allows local congregations to remain anchored during periods of intense pressure. Back to Jerusalem provides direct channels to support these front-line workers, ensuring that fellowships in restricted zones continue their ministry of word and sacrament without interruption or dependence on external personnel.
Voices from the Field
"We do not look for comfort or ease; we look for the door that God has opened in the wall. When support arrives from brothers across the world, it is proof that we labor neither in isolation nor forgotten." — Anonymous House Church Elder, Central Asia, 2024.
Your Impact
The first CHF 3,000 sustains the Agape Collection — the craft, the platform, the infrastructure of stewardship. Every CHF beyond that threshold travels directly to restricted regions in Asia. At a starting bid of CHF 5,100, 3 months of church planter salary are funded on the spot. Each additional CHF 700 above that funds one more month of church planter salary — immediately, measurably, irreversibly.
Mission-directed field allocation — Projected impact realized upon settlement.