ARKS: People with a Single Focus

Accumulated Resources Of Kindred Spirits (ARKS) focuses its efforts on investing professional, financial, and spiritual capital to strengthen the local church and nonprofit community as well as assisting in ministerial, educational, leadership development, and humanitarian needs at home and abroad.

Highlighted Ministry Partner

Reaching a Generation (RaG) is a ministry with a strategic plan to provide hope for South Africa's AIDS orphans. That plan involves people who are willing to get involved.

The best way to provide for orphaned and needy children in South Africa is through community empowerment. RaG is unique among other relief programs because it builds on the incredible human resources of South Africa to meet South African needs.

To learn more, about Reaching a Generation, visit the Partners section or go to their web site to learn about upcoming team trips and ways to help partner in the work.

Special Gift for Donors

To show our appreciation for those who send a donation of $10 or more, ARKS has a special Donor's Gift Package. The package includes Dr. Seymour's book, Black History Through Blue Eyes and recent sermons, including "Operation Bunia - Does Anyone Really Care?" and "When your Valentine Gets Returned." Hurry because supplies are limited.

Latest News: Partner Profile: Hope Fellowship

Bringing Hope to Generation in South Africa (more...)

Ministry Partners

As of 12/1/2008, ARKS has 17 partners in our network of ministries providing a wide range of services around the world.

Photo Galleries

Take a look at a gallery of recent photos.

Ministry to the Motherland

Operation Bunia

Pastoral Education in Kenya

Operation Bunia

ARKS is actively looking for partners to assist with a relief and development project for Bunia, a war-torn town in Congo, East Africa.

Click the Operation Bunia icon to learn more about how you or your company can make a difference.

Breaking News

The headquarters for the UN troops in the Congo is across the street from the ARKS-sponsored Dorcas Club for Widows. By April 15th, the UN will decide on whether to remove those troops.

Read this recent news article from the Christian Science Monitor for more details.

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