With the primary direction and objective of church planting world-wide, BMFP provides missionaries with an avenue for implementing innovative ministries in reaching the several thousand pockets of “forgotten peoples” in the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

“Who are the forgotten peoples?” Forgotten peoples are those needing the Gospel that we often pass by on our way to the traditional mission fields of the world.  We divide these “forgotten people” into four basic categories:

ETHNIC
Ethnic or geographically transplanted people. The major cities of our world have become multi-cultural. By starting international churches within these cities, we can reach the world with the Gospel.

SOCIAL
Social “forgotten people” consist of teenage runaways, alcoholics and drug addicts, those incarcerated in our prisons, the elderly living in continual care homes, as well as those who are physically or mentally challenged.

VOCATIONAL
Vocational groups, because of their vocation, are often overlooked with the Gospel. Among this group are our men and women serving in the armed forces of the United States. Over forty percent of the missionaries now serving with BMFP were saved and/or called while serving in our American military.

EDUCATIONAL
National pastors, evangelists and teachers are often overlooked in our “global” missions training strategy. Most have no access to local training; 80% of those coming to America for training never return to their own country. BMFP’s Bible Institute Ministries Division takes the training to them by planting institutes worldwide.