There are many ways to be part of what God is doing in the world’s hardest places. Give, serve, advocate, or bring your whole church alongside. Choose where you’d like to start.
Fund the work directly, from sponsoring a student to giving toward the whole mission.
Put your hands to the work, overseas or right where you live.
Carry the story of King's College into your own church and circles.
Bring your whole congregation alongside Katalyst's work.
Your gift funds real work in real places. Here are three ways to start
It takes about twelve sponsors giving together to fully cover one King's College student's education. Join a sponsor group and follow one student's story from Class 11 through graduation.
An egg holds the potential for new life, income, and hope. For $10, $30, or $100 a month, help that hope multiply into a pastor's family and community.
Give toward the full range of Katalyst's work, including missionaries, projects, and needs not listed above.
Some callings take you overseas. Others keep you close to home. Both matter.
From missionary midwifery to agricultural mentorship, explore roles that take you into the field alongside Katalyst's local partners.
Not every role requires a plane ticket. Explore ways to serve Katalyst's mission from home.
King’s College has a story worth telling, and it grows every time someone new hears it. Ambassadors carry that story into their own churches and circles, opening doors we couldn’t open alone.
Your whole church can partner with Katalyst in a few different ways.
Draw the Gospel is a free, three-hour interactive seminar that teaches your church to explain the gospel visually and from memory. We bring the teaching and materials, your church brings the room and the people.
Adopting a project means your church commits to fund a specific need, like a well, a coop, or a classroom, from start to finish. It's a tangible way to see exactly where your generosity goes, and to follow that project's progress over time.
Bring a Katalyst team member or missionary to speak at a service, missions conference, or small group.