One Kingdom
Is a Global
Gospel Ministry
One Kingdom
💔 Disaster is all around us.
As a global ministry partnering with more than 100 speakers across 40 nations, it can feel overwhelming to see the growing needs around the world. Right now, One Kingdom Relief is actively responding to several major crises:
🇻🇪 Venezuela Needs Our Help
More than two weeks after twin earthquakes devastated northern Venezuela, the humanitarian crisis continues to grow.
The latest reports indicate that more than 3,800 people have lost their lives, over 16,000 have been injured, tens of thousands remain missing or unaccounted for, and nearly 18,000 people have been left homeless. Entire apartment buildings collapsed, neighborhoods were reduced to rubble, and many families are still living in temporary shelters or sleeping outdoors because they have nowhere else to go.
Our hearts continue to break for stories like that of a local preacher who survived the earthquake, only to suffer a fatal heart attack while desperately searching through the rubble for his missing son.
At One Kingdom, we are already connected with trusted ministry partners and church leaders in the affected region and are actively working to provide practical relief and the hope of Christ to those who need it most.
👉 Donate now at onekingdom.org/donate
Choose Relief in the drop-down menu or add a note for Venezuela.
You may also mail a check to:
One Kingdom
3201 North 7th Street
West Monroe, LA 71291
We will continue to share updates as more information becomes available.
- Severe flooding here in our home state of Louisiana, after 30 inches of rain fell in just 12 hours (we are signing up volunteers to respond; email info@onekingdom.org to sign up)
- Major earthquakes in the Philippines—and now Venezuela (see more info below)
- The ongoing Ebola crisis, which continues to threaten our partners and communities in parts of Africa
🇻🇪 Venezuela Needs Our Help
More than two weeks after twin earthquakes devastated northern Venezuela, the humanitarian crisis continues to grow.
The latest reports indicate that more than 3,800 people have lost their lives, over 16,000 have been injured, tens of thousands remain missing or unaccounted for, and nearly 18,000 people have been left homeless. Entire apartment buildings collapsed, neighborhoods were reduced to rubble, and many families are still living in temporary shelters or sleeping outdoors because they have nowhere else to go.
Our hearts continue to break for stories like that of a local preacher who survived the earthquake, only to suffer a fatal heart attack while desperately searching through the rubble for his missing son.
At One Kingdom, we are already connected with trusted ministry partners and church leaders in the affected region and are actively working to provide practical relief and the hope of Christ to those who need it most.
👉 Donate now at onekingdom.org/donate
Choose Relief in the drop-down menu or add a note for Venezuela.
You may also mail a check to:
One Kingdom
3201 North 7th Street
West Monroe, LA 71291
We will continue to share updates as more information becomes available.
Join us for dinner
You are invited to join us for dinner at 5:00 PM on September 21st in the Founder's Room at Harding University for an informational meeting about Herald of Truth, One Kingdom, Hope and Equip, and our mission efforts around the globe.
Welcome to One Kingdom
Our mission at One Kingdom is to see the Gospel present in every nation and in every language. We accomplish this by:
- Discipleship
- One Kingdom invests in local leaders via discipleship programs, church networks, schools, and radio broadcasting (World Radio), especially in places where Christianity is not the cultural norm.
- We host short-term mission trips to build relationships with our ambassadors and partners to gain firsthand understanding of local cultural contexts.
- Disaster Relief
- Since 1981, One Kingdom has been involved in immediate response to disasters and long-term recovery support—with local churches playing leading roles.
- Active in areas affected by storms, floods, famine, and civil unrest—integrating physical aid with spiritual discipleship.
