OUR VISION.Part school, part church, part community center.
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OUR STRATEGY: A Kingdom Hub
Where the needs of the refugee community intersect with the love of Christ
Our strategy is to plant Kingdom Hubs—community centers where refugee families can access education, leadership development, and practical support while local churches are equipped to serve their neighbors. As each Hub grows, it becomes a launching point for new leaders, new partnerships, and new opportunities to multiply impact.
A Kingdom Hub is a School
According to the most recent UNHCR Malaysia statistics, 86% of refugee children (ages 13-17) are not in school. By creating a school for older students, we are addressing one of the greatest needs within the refugee community. Our learning center offers an American-based curriculum and halal meals, ensuring that quality education is available to children of all faiths and backgrounds. The school will be supported by local churches, church volunteers, and the refugee community.
According to the most recent UNHCR Malaysia statistics, 86% of refugee children (ages 13-17) are not in school. By creating a school for older students, we are addressing one of the greatest needs within the refugee community. Our learning center offers an American-based curriculum and halal meals, ensuring that quality education is available to children of all faiths and backgrounds. The school will be supported by local churches, church volunteers, and the refugee community.
A Kingdom Hub Is a Community Center
During non-school hours, the Hub transforms into a multi-purpose community center. The center would provide basic services to the KL refugee population with things like periodic health screenings, a food pantry, adult English and entrepreneurial classes, meeting spaces for small groups and community gatherings, and a place to welcome short-term teams from the US. In short, the community center would be where the needs of the refugee community intersect with the love of Christ.
During non-school hours, the Hub transforms into a multi-purpose community center. The center would provide basic services to the KL refugee population with things like periodic health screenings, a food pantry, adult English and entrepreneurial classes, meeting spaces for small groups and community gatherings, and a place to welcome short-term teams from the US. In short, the community center would be where the needs of the refugee community intersect with the love of Christ.
A Kingdom Hub Is a Place of Worship
On Sundays, the space converts into a place of worship for the refugee community. We partner with local and American churches to provide pastoral training and provide our space, rent free, for refugee pastors in our training pipeline. This would help serve a small percentage of the many refugees who have had to flee their homes due to the simple fact that they proclaim the gospel message as truth. It would also help build up church leaders within their communities.
On Sundays, the space converts into a place of worship for the refugee community. We partner with local and American churches to provide pastoral training and provide our space, rent free, for refugee pastors in our training pipeline. This would help serve a small percentage of the many refugees who have had to flee their homes due to the simple fact that they proclaim the gospel message as truth. It would also help build up church leaders within their communities.
A Kingdom Hub Is an Extension of the Church
The Hub is a vibrant space where the church can actively engage with both the Great Commission and the Great Commandment—the two foundational pillars of the Christian life. It will be a place where church members can put into practice the truths they study, living out their faith in tangible ways, and ultimately growing in Christ-likeness—the ultimate goal of every disciple.
The Hub is a vibrant space where the church can actively engage with both the Great Commission and the Great Commandment—the two foundational pillars of the Christian life. It will be a place where church members can put into practice the truths they study, living out their faith in tangible ways, and ultimately growing in Christ-likeness—the ultimate goal of every disciple.