Missions

Local Partners

Alpha Pregnancy Center economically, emotionally, and spiritually empowers women and families facing unplanned pregnancy. We work to ensure that women have complete support in order to make life giving choices when faced with an unplanned pregnancy. We want to see all San Francisco families have their needs fully met and be educated to offer children safe, loving, and joyful homes.
For more info about how to support Alpha Pregnancy Center contact: Becky Lunde, rebecca.lunde91@gmail.com

Operation Christmas Child provides local churches in 160 countries shoebox gifts to children in need. Each gift is packed full of fun toys, school supplies, and hygiene items by a family or individual, is sent with prayer that the child who receives it will experience God’s love through their simple gifts. Praise God for so many children whose lives have been transformed because of a simple gift!
occ@millbraebible.org

Global Partners

Olive Tree Children's Ministries provides care to needy children in the Ensenada, Baja Mexico community. The Camachos are local missionaries who, with the help of their local churches and short term mission groups, supplement children and their families with basic needs. Many of these children are living in work camps, villages or colonies without daily meals or adequate shelter. Some live in houses without floors, wooden pallets for walls and in some instances, tarps stretched over tree limbs called home. MBC sends teams down during the summer and winter to support their efforts!

Ken Taylor has been sharing the gospel in Japan through church planting, leadership training, music and the arts. Ken has been described as "musicianaries" as he uses extremely creative ministries and relevant strategies in sharing the gospel to the Japanese. As modern church planters, Ken has been involved in effective evangelistic mission strategies and projects. Black Gospel music is a phenomenon in Japan, popularized by the movie Sister Act. He leads a growing network of gospel choirs called Hallelujah Gospel Family (HGF) consisting of about 70 choirs with over 1,000 members where 80% of whom are not-yet-Christians. He strategically partners with local churches and intentionally develops relationships. The gospel is shared through rehearsals, regional and combined concerts, and even international tours. Through this creative ministry, a steady number of choir members are becoming Christians and thousands are exposed to the good news through Black Gospel music.