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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.

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Partnering in Ministry

“WIN Life has been known to us since their beginnings in 1997 (then known as TellAsia Ministries). They are doing an incredible work in some of the most difficult areas of the world. Several of our staff members have personally visited them and one also served on their Board of Directors. VOM partners with WIN Life to obtain justice for the persecuted and provide ministry equipment to native leaders.”

~ Asia director
A persecution relief agency, USA

led by the indigenous people themselves

“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

Biblically Based Application

“WIN Life is biblically based, aggressive, and functionally sound in approach and application of strategy. We’re on track for one of the greatest movements of the Gospel in the history of Christianity. Your involvement is key.”

~ former Chairman
IMB, USA

comprehensive plan to reach the tough areas of the world

“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

chosen the weak things of this world to confound the mighty

“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

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  • The Bible, as it is contained in the sixty-six books of the Old and New Testaments, is divinely inspired and constitutes the only infallible and authoritative word of God. 2Tim.3:16; 2Pe.1:20-21; Mt.5:18
  • There is one God, Creator and Lord of the universe, eternally existent in three persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, each distinguishable but indivisible. Deut.6:4; Is. 44:6-8; Mt. 28:19
  • Jesus Christ, is God, the Son, incarnate, conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary and truly man. He lived a sinless life and died on the cross of Calvary as a substitutionary sacrifice for the sins of all humankind. He was buried, physically arose from the dead, and ascended into heaven, where he is now the interceding High Priest at the right hand of the Father. Jn.1:14; Lk.1:34-35; Jn.3:16; He. 4:15; Ph. 2:5-8; 1Co. 15:3-5
  • Humans, were created in the image of God. All people sinned and were consequently separated from God. All are sinners, both by birth and by choice. As a result, we are by nature depraved, under condemnation and unable to attain to divine righteousness. Ge.1:26; Eze.18:4; Ro.3:10-12;5:12-18
  • Sinners are saved by grace, through repentance and faith in the perfect and complete work of Jesus Christ on the cross. The blood of Jesus Christ is the only basis for the remission of sins. Eph.2:8-9; Heb.9:12,22; Ro.5:12;Ac.4:12 Though essentially spiritual in nature, the benefits of salvation embrace the needs of the total person-spirit, soul, and body. 1Pe.2:24; 3Jn.2; Jas.5:15; 1Th.5:23
  • The Holy Spirit is instrumental in:
    • Regeneration – the new birth of every person who repents of sin and receives Christ as Savior and Lord. Jn.3:3-8; Ro.10:9-10, 2Pe.3:9
    • Sanctification – a life of separation from the pursuit of worldly lusts to live in holiness, producing the Fruit of the Spirit. Col.3:1-8; Ga.5:22-23
    • Empowerment – equipping the believer with the Gifts of the Spirit and with power to be Christ’s witnesses. Ac.1:8, 1 Cor. 12:7-10, Eph 4:11
  • Satan, is an angelic being who rebelled against God. He is the head of a hierarchy of evil spirit beings who influence humankind and seek their ruin. These are subject to believers, and will all eventually be cast into eternal judgment. Lk.4:1-13; 10:17-20; Eph.6:12; Mt.25:41
  • The Church, is the redeemed community of God’s people throughout all ages. All believers are priests under Jesus Christ, who is the Head of the Church. Re.1:6; Eph.1:22,23
  • The essential functions of the Church are:
    • To worship the Lord in spirit and in truth. Jn.4:23-24
    • To disciple believers and help them to grow into the likeness of Christ. Eph.4:11-16
    • To actively engage in spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ among all nations. Ac.1:8; Mt.28:18-20
  • All believers are to be baptized in water as a public testimony of their being buried with Christ and raised to new life in Him. Mt.28:19; Ac.2:36-38; 8:16; 10:48; 19:1-15
  • Believers are to participate in Communion, known as the Lord’s Supper, the juice/wine and wafer/broken bread representing the broken body and shed blood of Jesus Christ. Mt.26:26-29; 1Co.11:23-26
  • All believers are to give of their substance to the Lord’s work. 1Chr.16: 28; Mal.3:10; 1Co.16:2
  • The dead will be resurrected believers to eternal life with God, and unbelievers to eternal judgment. 1Co.15: 50-54; 1Th.4: 16-17; 2Th.1:8-9
  • Jesus Christ will return to this earth personally, visible and bodily in power and glory to establish His Kingdom. Jn.14: 3; 1Th.4: 16-17; Ac.1: 11

Life Stories

New Kidneys for a Temple Priest

”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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