Jesus’ Heart
Christ calls us to go above and beyond the ordinary. In Matthew 5:41 Jesus says, ‘And whoever would compel you to go a mile, go with him two’. Locals understood the request to ‘go a mile’ as the means by which Roman oppressors would requisition local goods and labour – by force. So, here, Jesus instruction to also go an extra mile would have shocked them. But, this is typical of Jesus to call into question what is a normal response, and to show a different way, one that is above and beyond the human norm, and one that is representative of Christ’s sacrificial way. “Going the extra mile” today commonly means to do more than is needed.
He moves our hearts to a vision beyond ourselves to see His Kingdom come: to see people saved and added to His family; to see the Nations reached for Christ; and to see His church grow as a powerful witness of His majesty in our local area.
The Thessalonian Example
Paul in his letter to the Corinthian church holds up the Macedonian churches as a wonderful example of sacrificial love and giving. ‘Out of their most severe trial., their overflowing joy and their extreme poverty welled up in rich generosity. For I testify that they gave as much as they were able, and even beyond their ability (2 Corinthians 8:2-3).
God calls us to serve the nations, and we are strongly involved in helping churches, ministries, children’s home and other needs. Currently we are supporting the people and ministries below.
“He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep gaining what he cannot lose.” Jim Elliot
Missions isn’t what we do, it’s who we are!
Sri Lanka
Bethel Children’s Homes
Bethel Children’s Homes have been in operation since 1998 when the first home opened with 11 girls. Since then two new homes have been built to house more girls on the same property. An additional property was purchased to house boys. All of the children in the homes have been affected in some way by the war and civil unrest in Sri Lanka.
The homes have government permission to care for up to 40 children. They maintain a family-like environment by ensuring a high level of individual care. The homes ensure all children are sent to primary and secondary schools within the community, assures all medical and healthcare needs are met, provides all subsistence needs (i.e. food, clothing, shelter, water, sanitation, recreation etc.), and commits to continually support their overall physical, emotional, mental and intellectual development.
If you would like to give towards Bethel Children’s Home, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate your donation is for the children’s homes in the reference section of your online deposit. If you would like to receive tax deductibility for your donation, you can give online through Global Development Group.
Vanuatu
Bethel Christian Preschool
Bethel Christian Preschool Vanuatu is located near Luganville in an area known as Banban. Our missionaries, Benjamin and Asinate Wari, oversee its operation. Asinate serves as the head teacher.
Our preschool stands as a beacon of early childhood education, dedicated to nurturing young minds and fostering a love for learning. With a commitment to excellence and a passion for children’s development, the preschool strives to create a welcoming and stimulating environment where every child can thrive.
As we continue to inspire curiosity, ignite passion, and unlock potential in the young minds in and around the Banban area, we warmly invite the children’s families to join us on this journey of learning, growth, and discovery.
If you would like to give towards Bethel Christian Preschool, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate that your donation is for BCP in the reference section of your online deposit.
Vanuatu
World Missions Faith Training School
The CRC was invited to re-establish a Bible School located near Luganville on the northern island of Espiritu Santo. In April 1997, Pr Geno Kanage from Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Pr Bill Brill from Australia went to the island to prepare the neglected school grounds and buildings. Seven students graduated from the first intake of Living Stone School of Evangelism.
PNG missionaries Pr Geno and Eleina Kanage were the first principals of the school. They were followed by Samuel Reddy from Fiji, assisted by PNG missionary Gill Michael; Peter Saimon from Vanuatu and his PNG wife Rachel; and more recently, Pr John and Unuba Weimani from PNG. Enoch Kupla from PNG will be the next principal of the school when it begins again shortly.
If you would like to give towards World Missions Faith Training School (WMFTS), visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate that your donation is for WMFTS in the reference section of your online deposit.
Vanuatu
Benjamin and Asinate Wari
Benjamin and Asinate Wari are missionaries to Vanuatu. They are based near Luganville on the northern island of Espiritu Santo at our World Missions Faith Training School (WMFTS) property.
Benjamin is from Papua New Guinea (PNG). He is the son of one of our senior pastors at Bethel Tabernacle of Praise Church in Port Moresby. He has been part of the church his whole life and has served in various different capacities. He spent a few months in the Philippines as a short-term missionary prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. He was based in our church in Pasig initially and also ministered in other churches. In 2022 he operated as principal of WMFTS at Bethel International Training College (BITC) in Port Moresby.
Asinate is from Fiji. She went to PNG as a student in 2018 and completed WMFTS before enrolling in the Bethel Preschool Teacher Training Course at BITC. She graduated as a preschool teacher in 2020. She met Benjamin in PNG and they got married.
Benjamin will take on the role of principal at WMFTS Vanuatu. He will also be responsible for maintaining the property. There are plans to begin a preschool on the WMFTS property which Asinate will be heavily involved in. She will be our head teacher and will be responsible for the running of the preschool.
If you would like to give towards Benjamin and Asinate, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate your donation is for Benjamin and Asinate in the reference section of your online deposit.
Vanuatu
Enoch Kupla
Enoch Kupla is from the Western Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea (PNG). In 2022, he enrolled in World Missions Faith Training School under Bethel International Training College (BITC). During his time at BITC, God clearly spoke to Enoch about the vision of CRC PNG, which is built on four key pillars: Evangelism, Church Planting, Training, and Missions. The CRC holds a global vision to reach the entire world by 2045. This vision challenged him to stay on after graduation and serve as part of BITC’s training staff.
When Pr Mike Groom invited him to serve in Vanuatu, Enoch recognised this as part of God’s plan. Enoch has been in Vanuatu since the start of May 2025. He is based in the Banban area of Espiritu Santo. He is assisting missionaries Benjamin and Asinate Wari in the work at Banban Christian Centre and in outreach across the region. He will serve as principal of World Missions Faith Training School when it begins shortly.
If you would like to give towards Enoch Kupla, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate your donation is for Enoch in the reference section of your online deposit.
Australia
Madimadi Family
Pr Jeremiah and Delia Madimadi are faithful servants and experienced leaders who were serving at Bethel Centre in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG) prior to relocating to Australia. Both of them were on staff at Bethel Centre and they have had roles in our ministry training schools for several years now.
Pr Jeremiah is originally from Milne Bay province in PNG. He moved to Port Moresby several years ago to pursue ministry training at BITC. Upon completion of his studies, he stayed on as a staff member and served faithfully at Bethel Centre. Delia is from Palawan in the Philippines. She moved to PNG several years ago as a missionary serving at Bethel Centre. It was there that she met Pr Jeremiah and the two of them got married. They now have a young daughter named Nellie Winnie.
Pr Jeremiah, Delia and Nellie Winnie arrived in Australia in September 2022 and journeyed to Tennant Creek in October. They are currently serving as missionaries at Tennant Creek Christian Family Church, where Pr Jeremiah is our Senior Pastor. They are doing a fantastic job in Tennant Creek and they have had a great impact on the local church and community. Their hearts for God and their dedication to His call are very inspiring.
If you would like to give towards the Madimadi family, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate your donation is for the Madimadi family in the reference section of your online deposit.
Australia
Northern Territory
In 2018, Adelaide Christian Centre (ACC) began connecting with Tennant Creek Christian Family Church (TCCFC) in Tennant Creek, Northern Territory (NT). After multiple visits from Pr Mike Groom, members of ACC, and late Pr Elijah Umeume from Papua New Guinea (PNG), a strong relationship was formed, leading to a formal partnership.
In July 2020, ACC officially took on the role of providing spiritual covering and governance to TCCFC. In 2022, Pr Jeremiah and Delia Madimadi, along with their daughter Nellie Winnie, relocated from PNG to Tennant Creek to serve as missionaries. Pr Jeremiah is now the pastor of TCCFC. Together, they are faithfully serving the Tennant Creek community and surrounding areas.
As part of this growing work, TCCFC has begun outreach efforts in the nearby town of Elliott, and we have recently connected with a group in Katherine, further expanding the reach of the gospel in the Barkly and greater NT regions. We continue to trust God to guide and provide as we reach Indigenous Australians for Christ.
If you would like to give towards Northern Territory, visit the giving section of our website. Please clearly indicate your donation is for Northern Territory in the reference section of your online deposit.