Extending God's warm welcome to those who need it most
Ishaq* was beaten because his government did not like his truth-telling journalism. Ishaq's daughter’s school was bombed, killing many of her friends. Ishaq decided to secretly take his family across the dangerous border into a safer country.
Though Shen Shen loved studying in the USA, she missed her family back in China terribly. Many times she spent lonely holidays alone at the dorm in Indiana.
Dylan Chathapathet grew up in America hearing his parents speak Thai and Lao. They were Buddhists, but he had so many questions. Throughout high school he made fun of religion. In the military, alcohol and negative friends pulled him down.
Home for All Nations is based in Houston, the USA's fifth largest metro area and one of its most diverse cities. We were drawn to come because 1 in every 4 persons living here was not born in America. Waves of refugees have moved here. We think Houston is a wonderful place to follow the example of God who "loves the stranger."
Home for All Nations is presently focused on serving Afghans, Chinese, and Southeast Asians because of the great humanitarian need or the fact that so few of them have had a chance to know the truth about Jesus and God's special last invitation of mercy called the three angels' messages.
Each of us at Home for All Nations has a story about how God drew our hearts to those who have been displaced from their homes or traveled far. Our life journeys have intersected to bind us into a team, an organization that is part of God's bigger story to love the entire world. Explore with us and may God's story through you further unfold.
We exist to show God's love for all ethnicities, particularly to refugees, immigrants, and international students from restricted countries who have never heard the beautiful, transforming story of Jesus.
Families arrive from other countries with only a few bags they can carry. Often they do not speak English. Within a short time they must have a job and be able to pay for rent, utilities, and many other things.
We train volunteers to assist newly arrived refugees. They befriend these families and help them with the many adjustments they face. Together we share food, cleaning supplies, furniture, a listening ear, and helpful advice.
Home for All Nations provides children's clubs called Pathfinders and Adventurers where children of all backgrounds play games, make crafts, gain skills, and learn more about God's best path for their lives.
Imagine being ten years old, leaving all your friends behind, and landing in a country where you don't speak the language. Wouldn't you love to be invited to a children's program in the park?
Home for All Nations has a weekly gathering for friendship, worship, and spiritual growth each Saturday. We study the example of Jesus from the Bible, and pray for each other as we share our stories and challenges.
If you are nearby, contact us so you can visit our gathering. If you would like to start a Home for All Nations gathering where you live, get in touch so we can chat about that possibility.
Prophet? Teacher? Or something more? We have heard many voices speak about Jesus, but perhaps it is time to ask: What did He say about Himself?
This is not just a book; it is a journey guided by Peter, a fellow seeker who grew up in Iran and lived in Turkey. Because he was once a Muslim diligently searching for the truth, Peter deeply understands the unique heartbeat, questions, and culture of the Persian and Turkish-speaking worlds (Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkey). He explores the Bible not as a distant text, but as a living message—inviting you to look past traditions and fears to meet Jesus clearly, in a language that feels like home. Coming soon in Farsi, Turkish, and English.
People often hang out with those who are like them, and are apathetic or prejudiced towards those who are different.
Instead, we want to radically love like Jesus, regardless of people's ethnicity, religious background, status, or appearance. We pursue being a Home for All Nations by seeking a transformed heart.
Newly arrived individuals have often lost their entire network and are separated from their relatives.
We equip families to be a Home for All Nations by providing opportunities for them to open their family circle to include refugees, international students, and immigrant families
Many people are caught up in their own jobs, families, entertainment, and friends. They're seemingly too busy to help anyone but their own.
We challenge our own selfish natures, aspiring to be a Home for All Nations in our communities through serving the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of people who have recently come to America.
Horrific fighting rocks many countries. Slavery, prostitution, hunger, and lack of medical care devastate millions, one precious person at a time.
We seek to extend the reach of God's Home for All Nations by helping our international friends also care holistically for their family and friends back in their home countries. Together we bring help and hope.
If you would like to learn more please use the contact form above.
You can also give by writing a check made out to Home for All Nations. Send it to us at 15908 Bryan Lane, Willis, Texas 77378. If you have any questions call us at +1.707.380.9554
