Our board members are practitioners, CEO’s and philanthropists. They are committed to facilitation Win Life’s operational efficiency, financial accountability and ever-increasing global impact.
Win Life is a US 501c3 nonprofit organizations and a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA). Our financial partners receive monthly newsletters and those committed to specific projects receive photo- rich project updates approximately every quarter.
“I am particularly struck with how many indigenous leaders are in place, the amount of leadership training happening, the explosive growth, and the high level of integrity of this ministry in general. ”
~ Dr. Mark Tubbs
Harvest International Ministries,
Pasadena, CA
“No agency I'm aware of has a greater heart, a better organization or a more comprehensive plan to reach the tough areas of the world. ”
~ A senior missions leader
IMB,
USA
“Collaborating with your team in serving indigenous ministers returning to their villages to bring in the harvest blessed us beyond any blessing we imparted. ”
~ Rev. Greg Webb
Ben Cerullo Ministries,
(following visit to 2020 Conference)
“In one of the most hardened, unreached and difficult areas of the world, Leanna is pioneering and leading a work that is transforming a nation. When this young woman set off alone, many expected her to be just another missionary casualty. But instead, the unique approach God showed her resulted in astounding results. God proved that He has indeed “chosen the weak things of this world to confound the mighty” (1 Corinthians 1:27). ”
~ Rev. Gary Wilkerson
World Challenge and Springs Church,
CO
“WIN Life’s field work is led by the indigenous people themselves. The goal of helping people spiritually as well as physically and economically adds to the effectiveness and power of this organization. I am so thankful for the opportunity I have to work with this creative, energetic and effective team in raising up an ever-increasing harvest. It is my privilege to partner with them and I would encourage any other group to do the same.”
~ Pastor and ministry partner Kansas City, MO
”Vijay grew up in a highly orthodox and conservative Hindu family. His father was a staunch Hindu priest in a temple and wanted his son to follow his footsteps. When Vijay grew up he became priest of a big temple. When he discovered his wife was a follower of Christ, he was furious and beat her. Shortly afterward he became deathly ill. Barely able to eat or drink for months, he became so weak he could barely speak...“
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