Timshol Ministries
Hope Belongs in Dark Places
About Timshol Ministries
We teach and train indigenous men to take the gospel of Jesus into unreached villages, with the hope of raising up new believers in a New Testament church that exists for the glory and purposes of Jesus Christ.
As the church, we make known the glory of God not only through kerygma of the Word, but also in how we reflect His care for both the physical and spiritual needs of the community.
The Fruit of Obedience Since 2015
Poreuthentes
Therefore, poreuthentes, make disciples of all nations
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pah-rey-OO-then-tes
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Lexical Form: πορεύομαι (poreuomai) - to go or to travel
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Part of Speech: Aorist participle
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Gender: Masculine
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Number: Plural
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Case: Nominative
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Voice: Passive
Since it’s an aorist participle, poreuthentes suggests a completed or
singular action that is tied to the main verb of the sentence, which is
make disciples (mathēteusate).
It implies something like “having gone” or “as you go,” meaning the
act of going is presumed as a basis for the command to make disciples.
In essence, the participial form makes poreuthentes function as an
assumed context—disciple-making is to occur as the disciples are in
motion through life, as they naturally go out into the world.
Rooted in Faith
Revealed in Action
Colossians 1:15-20
Our Core
Matthew 28:18-20
Make Disciples
Micah 6:8
Love Mercy
Poreuthentes Matheteusate
38 Local Churches
6 International Churches
12 Provinces
3 Countries
Multiple People Groups
Different Ethnic Tribes.
100's Leaders Discipled & Trained
6000+ Bibles in 5 Languages to 4 Countries
4 New Pastors In Training
Agapan Eleos
What does the Lord require of you?
To do justice, Agapan Eleos, and walk humbly with God.
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ah-ga-PAHN
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From ἀγαπάω (agapaō), meaning to love
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Part of Speech: Present Active Infinitive
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Tense: Present - Indicating ongoing or habitual action
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EH-leh-os
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From ἔλεος (eleos), meaning mercy or compassion
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Part of Speech: Noun, Neutral Singular Accusative
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Case: Accusative - acting as the direct object of the verb agapan, to love
Eleos refers to mercy or compassion, often in the sense of a heartfelt response that motivates action, particularly toward someone in need.
The phrase ἀγαπᾶν ἔλεος (agapan eleos) calls us to love mercy as a continuous, active expression of compassion—an essential part of living out our faith.
This call complements μαθητεύσατε (mathēteusate – “make disciples”) by proclaiming truth and embodying grace, mirroring the disciple-making mission while rooted in the same core purpose. Together, they reflect a faith that is both shared and shown, with mercy and discipleship flowing from a unified foundation to glorify God.
Mercy Manifested
Clean Water:
Life-Sustaining Provision
Through some of our churches, we provide clean water at central locations, ensuring access to safe drinking water for all who need it, while fostering community and connection.
Food Security:
Nourishing The Hungry
In response to critical needs within our communities, we often employ local people to prepare and share meals, providing vital income, fostering economic resilience, and strengthening relationships through the church.
Community Safety Security
In The Shadow of the Church
In times of crisis, our churches have responded by opening their doors, extending God’s mercy and providing safety, stability, and refuge to those fleeing conflict.
Declare His glory among the nations. His marvelous deeds among all peoples.
From Him
To Him
Through Him
Are All Things
In Him
All
Things
Hold Together
The earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord
မုၢ်ဂါဝံၣ်ကတီၢ်
Vinh hiển cho Chúa
ၵၢႆႈလဵၵ်းၵူၼ်းမိူင်းၶဝ်
พระเกียรติแด่พระเจ้า
ဘုန်းကြီးတော်မူပါ။
𖬔𖬲 𖬌𖬜𖬶𖬃𖬰 𖬒𖬲𖬦 𖬖𖬲𖬌𖬶𖬣𖬲𖬌𖬶
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