Connecting churches, organizations, and individuals in North America, Europe and Africa through strategic partnerships with a fresh, new, and cutting-edge 21st Century approach to accomplishing the Mission!

The Assemblies of God in Zimbabwe has declared a God-sized vision to plant 500 new churches in their country. This nation has gone through a huge amount of conflict and economic struggle, which has now created a deep hunger within the people for a divine intervention of God’s presence. They are ready for a move of God and believe the time has come to go beyond the past conflicts and raise the banner of redemption with great enthusiasm. There has never been a better time than now to come alongside the AG in Zimbabwe and join hands to build the Kingdom of God.

Pastoral Care is more needed today than ever before.

We live in a world filled with people who are becoming more and more reclusive in their behavior and as a result have created a very impersonal environment.

The church has not been spared from this cultural challenge.

People often feel lonely and neglected even within their own church and often ask the question, “I wonder if my pastor even knows that I am here this morning? I wonder if anyone knows that I am here today? Does anyone care? I wonder, if I had to leave the church, how long will it take for them to notice I had left? If ever?

Care Ministry Network International (CMNi) is primarily directed towards the local congregation. Its intent is to provide pastors and leaders the opportunity to train and develop their people to come alongside them to provide Biblical and practical care to all who are part of the church family.

Learn more on our dedicated Care Ministry website... click here

The JWB Institute publishes and presents numerous training seminars, teaching series, and other resources. All these materials are designed to effectively equip every believer— pastors and laity alike — for the work of the ministry.

Watch this highlight video of SpiritWind and Dr. John Bosman's Leadership Conferences in South Africa (Cape Town, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban) and Tanzania.