Why AIM

Going Where Others Cannot Go Since 1965

Since 1965, AIM has faithfully served in some of the most unreached regions of the world—going where others cannot go.

While many large Christian organizations have been forced to close their doors in persecuted areas, the Lord has graciously sustained AIM, allowing us to remain on the front lines of the Gospel.

Impact Report for 2024–2025

48,673
Personal Evangelism
Thousands of people are hearing the Gospel every year through our leaders around the world.
4,525
Salvations
This year alone, thousands of individuals decided to boldly surrender to Christ and follow Him.
1,824
Baptisms
Many publicly declared their faith through baptism, often at great personal risk—even facing imprisonment.
1,460
Children Supported
Children are receiving education, discipleship, and essential care in regions where poverty is severe.
89
Churches Planted
New churches continue to be planted as the Gospel advances into unreached communities.
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Testimonials

AIM is raising up and supporting courageous pastors who are leading churches in some of the most persecuted places on the planet.
Jason Brinkley
Pastor, Impact Church
I’ve seen firsthand how AIM goes where others can’t go (or won’t) to equip, empower, and send indigenous leaders to make reproducing disciples and plant reproducing churches where there is little to no Gospel witness.
Bryan Plyler
Pastor, LifeSpring Church
AIM has become a part of our church’s DNA, because they are about expanding the Gospel through pastors teaching other pastors!
William Campbell
Pastor, FBC Port Aransas