Project Sustainability

Why Sustainability Matters

Evergreen Ministries exists to faithfully share God's Word, and our goal is to build a ministry that can serve for generations to come. By building a sustainable foundation, we can ensure that Soul Care Packages remain consistently available for individuals, churches, and mission fields whenever they are needed.

Sustainability allows us to focus on the mission instead of continually rebuilding financial support. It provides the stability needed to consistently produce outreach materials, equip others to share God's Word, point people to Christ, and connect them with faithful local congregations.

How We Plan to Sustain the Ministry

Our long-term sustainability will be built primarily through a growing community of individuals who choose to support the ministry on a recurring basis. While we are grateful for one-time gifts and other forms of support, our focus is on building a dependable base of monthly supporters so Gospel outreach can continue year-round with confidence and consistency. We want everyone to have the opportunity to be part of this mission, which is why recurring support starts at just $5 per month.

How Support Will Be Used

During this sustainability phase, much of our funding will be invested in building the ministry itself while continuing to produce and distribute Soul Care Packages. Our primary focus will be increasing public awareness, expanding the ministry's infrastructure, investing in printing equipment and other resources that reduce production costs without compromising quality, and, once financially sustainable, bringing on one full-time ministry worker.

Building this foundation early will allow Evergreen Ministries to produce Soul Care Packages more efficiently, making them more abundant, affordable, and readily available for individuals, churches, and mission fields in the years ahead. A dedicated full-time ministry worker will further multiply the ministry's impact through consistent outreach, stronger relationships with churches and communities, and effective day-to-day operations.