What We Do

To serve the poor, the destitute, the lost, and the forgotten

Iris' Projects

Most of Iris Global’s ministry takes place among the underserved, the destitute, the lost, the broken, and the forgotten. We are driven to see every man, woman, and child know the love of the Father and by providing resources to feast on the very Word of God in their own language, we see extraordinary growth in their faith.

For more information please view the most recent annual report.

Iris Global is empowered by the presence of God the Father, the Son Jesus, and the Holy Spirit to stop for the one in need through adoration, outreach, family, education, relief, development, healing, and the arts.

All the following information can be found in our 2023 Annual Report.

Locations

70 Locations in 37 Nations

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  1. 27 AFRICA
  2. 7 ASIA/PACIFIC
  3. 2 CENTRAL AMERICA
  4. 6 EUROPE
  5. 2 MIDDLE EAST
  6. 10 NORTH AMERICA
  7. 8 SOUTH AMERICA
  8. 8 Ministries in Five Creative Access Nations

447 Missionaries, 1,590 National Staff, 2,632 Visitors

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Worship & Outreach

5,374
Attended Ministry Trainings

112,658
Gospel Materials Distributed

322,474
People Ministered to in Community Outreach

8,939
Prisoners Heard the Gospel

Family

29,253 Served in Mercy Ministries
9,687 Children Cared For
1,108 Children Sponsored through Stop for the One
3,281 Served Through our Stop for the One Community Programs
102 Classrooms in Stop for the One Sponsorship

Education

16,274 Total Students Educated

and 414 Teachers in our Iris Schools

“‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’” ~ Jeremiah 29:11

Child Sponsorship

Stop for the One was birthed in Rolland and Heidi's heart years ago. When God gave Heidi a vision of millions of faces in need of the love of God, she was undone. But the only way to stop for millions is one by one.


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Stop for the one

Iris Relief exists to restore, equip, and mobilize disaster response missionaries on an ongoing basis so they can take the presence of the Kingdom and the spirit of revival (while bringing physical aid) to situations of crisis and disaster on a local, regional, and international scale.

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Development

In Iris, we pursue practical and tangible means of satisfying physical needs for the ultimate goal of spiritual transformation. All of our development programs seek to alleviate suffering in the lives of those we serve and continually point to Jesus as the source of abundant life.

We follow Jesus’ admonition to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and give water to the thirsty. We know transformation takes time and one of our Irisisms is “to go low and slow.” Our development projects start where our relief programs end. Iris is investing in the long-term success of the communities we serve, and we work closely with them to empower their transformation.

22 Agriculture Projects
77 Wells drilled
29 Wells repaired
15 Micro Finance Programs
261 People Given Micro Loans
“God greatly loves and dearly prizes everyone in His world so that anyone who believes in Him, rich or poor, kind or evil, clever or simple, old or young, plain or beautiful, dirty or clean, well or ill, can come to Him.” ~ Heidi Baker

Healing

Our approach to sickness and health allows us to use both supernatural and natural prescriptions. When an ill person is en-countered on outreach or through one of our 8 Health Centers we always pray for them knowing God is our healer and His miracles point people to Him. Iris has seen thousands of people miraculously healed with deaf ears being opened, blind eyes seeing, malaria vanishing, and more.

40,506
Patients treated

181
Medical Personnel

6,609
People ministered to in Hospital

282
Babies in Milk Programs

60
Babies Sponsored through Stop for the One

339
Babies Born at the Zoe Maternity Clinic

Arts

Creative Arts programs include: Sewing & Knitting, Drawing & Painting, Music Lessons, Ballet, African Dance, Guitar Lessons, Jewelry Making, Youth Choir, Photography, and Handicrafts

Crisis and Disaster Response

6.67M Meals Distributed
241 Houses built or repaired
76,000 More People with Access to Clean Water
9 Internally Displaced Persons Camps & Host Communities Served