Serve the greatest need
Choose where help lands in the clinic, school, road and church, guided by those who walk the track.
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Pacific Baptist Mission. Building the future
that is promised.
We preach Christ, strengthen local churches, and build the schools, clinics, and roads that discipleship requires in the underserved regions of the Pacific.
Clinic opened 2024
The Jordan Medical Clinic is standing. Materials were carried 8 kilometres on foot.
School finished
Emarald Baptist School is finished, for children from 14 communities.
13 tribes agreed
A memorandum of understanding opened customary land for a community road.
See the work on the ground.
Gospel proclamation, the clinic, the school, and the road. Pacific Baptist Mission in Malaita, told in the field.
Fruit grows with proximity to the gospel.
All spiritual and material fruit grows from proximity to the gospel. Cultural fluency, social trust, and patient capital open a way forward where others see only risk.
- Local church firstPreaching, discipleship, and pastors equipped through an annual conference to come.
- School and literacyEmarald Baptist School: literacy, numeracy, and the Scriptures arriving together.
- Clinic and roadJordan clinic open since 2024. 13 tribes agreed the road; construction is next.
Church first. Then the works that discipleship requires.
The local church comes first, and the school, clinic, and road follow where discipleship requires them.
Church
Gospel proclamation in the church, including clear preaching in Pijin, and an annual pastors’ conference.
School
Teacher training on phonics and curriculum. Kwaio-first literacy so the Scriptures can be read.
Clinic
Care opened in September 2024, with connectivity when the river rises.
Road & access
The walk is still hours. The road is agreed, with construction to begin shortly.
The slow work in far places.
Where help lands, what the field is like, and how to take a share in it.
Build with those who stay
Long presence with Solomon Islanders, working patiently on patient work for years, not days.
Learn about the fieldDevelop enduring ministry
Trusted by local tribes and partners to build securely and slowly, so ministry lasts for generations.
Explore partnershipRemote Malaita, where the walk is still long.
To reach Jordan Village you still walk several hours from the nearest road. The river decides the day. We work alongside people in East Kwaio and East Kwara’ae, with Solomon Islanders, not over them.
The road is agreed and still unbuilt. The school is rising and not yet finished. We welcome churches, families, and like-minded partners willing to pray, to give, and to send skill.
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