Missions of Hope International (MOHI), founded in 2000 by Wallace and Mary Kamau, exists to bring the hope of Christ to the 3 million people living in extreme poverty in Nairobi’s Mathare Valley. In 2007, MOHI partnered with CMF International, inviting American churches to join the mission. LifeSpring was among the first to accept the call. Since then, MOHI has launched 37 faith-based schools serving over 30,000 students, planted churches, provided vital healthcare including HIV/AIDS support, and empowered families through microfinance and job training programs.

Lifeway Global, founded by Dr. Aila Tasse, is dedicated to launching Disciple Making Movements among unreached people groups, catalyzing 60 movements and planting over 21,000 churches with nearly 77,000 baptisms. Through simple faith, compassionate service, and leadership development, they equip disciples to share God's love in spiritually isolated regions. LifeSpring is honored to partner with Lifeway in reaching the unreached, specifically supporting efforts to bring the Gospel to the Toposa Tribe, trusting God to bring transformation and new life.

Apple of God's Eyes is a Christian organization dedicated to restoring hope to girls rescued from sex trafficking by providing a safe home, education, and the love of Jesus in a culture that often shames them. With three houses sheltering around 135 girls and a school serving both residents and local children, many have graduated to lead thriving lives. The organization also partners with others to prevent girls from entering sex slavery in the first place.

Following the fall of Communism, LifeSpring sent a missionary family to Ukraine in 1994 to partner with local churches, leading to the launch of Tavriski Christian Institute (TCI) in Kherson in 2004. TCI equips pastors and church leaders across Eastern Europe and has expanded into three extension schools in Central Asia. LifeSpring remains a vital partner, supporting TCI’s mission to train spiritually mature Christian workers who can serve both church and society.

The Jerusalem Center for Bible Translators (JCBT) equips Bible translators and consultants to produce accurate Scripture translations rooted in the original Hebrew text, serving over 47 countries through in-depth training programs. LifeSpring has partnered with Bob and Amy Carter since the 1980s, beginning with translation work in the Solomon Islands. Now serving with JCBT, Bob trains and oversees global translation teams to expand access to God’s Word. Through this partnership, LifeSpring helps bring Scripture to life for people in their heart language across the world.

Peter and Cathy, married at LifeSpring Clovernook in 1985, were sent to Chennai, India, in 1987 to lead what is today known as Lakeview Life Centre. The college offers degrees in theology as well as focused studies in business, media and Christian counseling. The spiritual, academic, and ministry training offered at Lakeview has produced many outstanding school and university educators, church pastors, missionaries, social workers, located throughout India and many other countries.