Steve and Sara Harley
Steve and Sara Harley have faithfully served in ministry for more than 26 years. In the last five, the church they are currently serving has
Tammie Harvey and her husband Bradley have faithfully met the challenges of serving the people of Zaire, Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda for 35 Years. Now, together, they are facing the challenge of Tammie’s breast cancer diagnosis. Read more
The Kairos Benevolence Fund exists to meet the needs of ministers, missionaries, and their families when crisis strikes and resources run out. Hear from two families who’ve experienced that firsthand – then from founder David Pace on why this work matters and how you can be part of it.
Many Kingdom servants face losing their homes after years of modest compensation. Your gifts help them keep the roof over their heads.
Chemotherapy, physical therapy, wheelchair vans—these essential needs are met through emergency grants to ministers and missionaries.
Aging ministers and missionaries need specialized care. KBF grants make it possible for families to provide dignified care for their loved ones.
Unexpected circumstances shouldn't devastate those who've devoted their lives to ministry. Your support provides critical emergency assistance.
Steve and Sara Harley have faithfully served in ministry for more than 26 years. In the last five, the church they are currently serving has
David and Dolores (Dolly) Nicholson have faithfully ministered to eight small churches, in five different states, for more than forty years. Theirs has been a
Lindsey Jeffers is a Registered Nurse, Teacher, and Missionary serving the people of Liberia, West Africa. Last summer while she was on furlough in the
Your gift enables KBF to provide emergency assistance to ministers and missionaries facing financial hardships due to health problems or unexpected circumstances.