Track OneLocal Missions & Church Planting
Trained planters embedded in overlooked neighborhoods — living rooms turning into congregations, one family at a time.
- 9-month residency
- Neighborhood immersion
- Church planting cohort

The fields are white. The workers are few. Your partnership trains them.
Ptr Andrew's dream has always been to create a place where ministers can be training to focus on the one thing which is closest to God's heart: the redemption of the lost. The Son of Man (Jesus) came to seek and save that which was lost.
Currently a vision, soon to become a reality. We believe that in 2027, Antioch Missional Training Center will become a reality.
3.4B
People unreached worldwide
11M
Unreached in the Philippines
* Unreached people are those within unreached or frontier people groups, meaning those with very little or no access to the Gospel.
In the Philippines, we have gifted church planters and evangelists, but still we lack workers, strong training and systems. This is what we want to help with. The Antioch Missional Training Center exists to close that gap — to take ordinary believers and form them into equipped, sent workers. Our goal is to build a place where men and women are discipled in the Word, trained in practical ministry, and prepared for the real cost of the field, then released along two tracks: planting churches in local barangays and towns that have been overlooked, and going to the unreached nations where the gospel has never been heard.
Every gift builds the traning center, supplies the training, and sends the workers.
Every gift helps make this project a reality.
The Antioch pattern
Antioch was never the center of religion. It was a border town — loud, mixed, inconvenient. But it became the launchpad of the missionary movement because ordinary believers decided that sending mattered more than keeping.
Paul and Barnabas were set apart by the Holy Spirit, prayed for by the church, and sent out (Acts 13). Paul would return to this church many times during his ministry, probably considering this his home church.
This is why we called our training center Antioch Missional Training Center. And this is our dream: to build a center where we can train and send out local missionaries.
We are still in the process of building our building. The missional training center is under construction right now, and every gift moves the walls a little closer to finished.
Local missions and church planting, and foreign missions to the unreached nations.
Track OneTrained planters embedded in overlooked neighborhoods — living rooms turning into congregations, one family at a time.
Track TwoLong-obedience workers sent where the gospel has never been spoken — language, culture, and cost counted before departure.
Gifts go to one shared need: building the missional training center and providing the basic things both tracks need to get started.
Construction of the building where classes will be held — the classrooms, meeting space, and grounds that make training possible.
Simple, everyday essentials for both tracks: desks and chairs, teaching materials, kitchen and housing basics for trainees.
Bibles, study books, printing, tools, and the ordinary supplies workers carry with them into neighborhoods and nations.
Monthly partnership is the backbone of sending. One-time gifts are received with equal gratitude.