Lift Up the Vulnerable stands on the frontlines of fighting human trafficking in Sudan and South Sudan, empowering vulnerable children and women who face the daily threat of modern-day slavery. Through their holistic model of protection, education, and economic development, LUV prevents trafficking while transforming lives and communities. This indigenous-led ministry provides essential resources including safe shelter, schooling, and pathways to self-sufficiency, breaking the cycle of exploitation. JHM's partnership with Lift Up the Vulnerable has opened unprecedented opportunities for pastor training and church planting among the Dinka people of South Sudan, combining water projects, medical clinics, and theological education to bring hope to one of the world's most challenging mission fields.

Foundations for Hope commits 100% of donor contributions directly to ministry initiatives in East Africa, training church leaders, resourcing congregations, and investing in local communities to spread the Gospel and build resilient faith communities. Founded by members of First Baptist Church Trussville (Matt Mullinax and Randy Treglown), this Birmingham-area organization shares JHM's conviction that the local church is best positioned to minister relevantly to their communities. Their generous support has funded chapel construction, clean water well drilling, and the Garissa church building, while also supporting pastor training initiatives. In recent years, Foundations for Hope has provided critical infrastructure enabling medical missions, church plants, and community transformation across Kenya, with over 10,000 individuals receiving medical care and more than 3,300 documented salvations through village outreach launches they've supported.

First Baptist Church Trussville serves as a launching pad for global missions, mobilizing their congregation to make God's name famous not only in their Birmingham suburb but around the world. With a heart for both local and international ministry, FBCT lives out their mission to help people "Commit to God, Know His Ways, and Do His Work." Their partnership with JHM extends beyond financial support to include mission team participation, prayer coverage, and ongoing relationship with Bishop Evans Achanga and the Agape Fellowship Centre. FBCT's commitment to Jesus Harvesters Ministries has directly funded church plants in strategic locations across East Africa, demonstrating their belief that the Great Commission requires both local faithfulness and global engagement.

Brookwood Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, is a vibrant congregation committed to making disciples and living on mission both locally and globally. With a strong emphasis on worship, biblical teaching, and community ministry, Brookwood equips believers to serve Christ in their neighborhoods and to the ends of the earth. Their partnership with Jesus Harvesters Ministries reflects their conviction that God's mission extends beyond their Birmingham community, supporting strategic gospel advancement in East Africa through prayer, financial partnership, and missions engagement that brings the love of Christ to unreached communities.

The Church Next Door in Columbus, Ohio, led by Pastor Doyle Jackson, stepped forward at a pivotal moment in Jesus Harvesters Ministries' history by providing the seed funding that launched the Kimana orphan project in southern Kenya. This transformative investment made possible the initial land acquisition and infrastructure development for what would become the Dr. Steven Kabachia Children's Home. Jennifer Jackson, the pastor's wife, has maintained an active partnership with JHM beyond this foundational gift, traveling to Kenya to lead women's conferences, visiting the children's home to provide oversight and encouragement, and sharing powerful testimonies at JHM fundraising banquets in Birmingham. The Church Next Door's commitment demonstrates how strategic investment from a faithful congregation can create lasting kingdom impact, turning vision into reality for vulnerable children half a world away.