Where We Work
In 1985 Jim Montgomery, stepped out to start a fledgling organization which after the initial project in the Philippines, has spread to ninety six nations around the world. Today we stand on a solid foundation laid by many men and women at home and abroad, who have laid their lives down to see the vision grow. We are also indebted to many individuals and organizations who have given faithfully and sacrificially.
Events around us point to an unprecedented crisis in human history. With around seven hundred million great commission believers, the challenge of reaching the rest of the world with the gospel is huge and yet no other generation has had the resources we have to accomplish the task. It will take all the resources in the body of Christ and all of God’s people working together to fulfill this dream. We are privileged to be the spark that ignites the fire in so many places around the world.
We invite you to partner with us in the areas where we work.
We encourage you to contact our Coordinators and Directors!
Africa
Meet the Regional Coordinators who comprise the DAWN Africa Team...
Asia-Oceania
Asia and Oceania represents the largest region of DAWN, spanning 33 Countries with a combined population of approximately 3.3 billion people...
Latin America
With a population of over 500 million, 70% of whom are under the age of 35, Latin America is one of the most beautiful continents in the world. However, problems have taken a lot of that beauty away...
North America
Our heart for seeing North America saturated with healthy communities of believers that naturally reproduce and fill the continent with the love, care, and compassion of Christ Jesus...
Eastern Europe
The countries of Eastern Europe have an approximate population of 331 million people. According to the European Spiritual Estimate, there is only one Gospel-Oriented church for every 27,749 people in Europe!
Western Europe
Our nations in Western Europe mostly do not look like disciples of Jesus. Old Christianity is fading away, postmodern diversity creates many local and individual "truths"...