Patience is a mother and entrepreneur in Africa.

A few years ago, she joined an IBAM training class to learn how to budget, price, and plan her business biblically.

She started small — just a local market stall selling everyday goods.
Then a donor, someone she’d never met, gave $1,000 to fund her startup capital.

Today, Patience employs six women.
Every morning, before the first customer arrives, they pray together and read Scripture.

She says with a smile,

“We don’t just sell goods; we share God.”

That’s the power of multiplication — one gift creating six jobs, six families impacted, and an entire community touched by the Gospel.

Thousands of miles away, in Kazakhstan, a young woman named Aziza turned a small flower-and-coffee shop into a multi-branch enterprise.

She started selling bouquets and cappuccinos out of her living room. But after joining IBAM’s Business as Mission training, everything changed.

Aziza began to see her business as ministry.
She opened five branches across Central Asia — each one employing young missionaries.

“IBAM helped me see that my business is God’s business,” she says.

Her flower shops now fund local churches, support young evangelists, and model what it means to blend profit with purpose.

That’s what happens when a business becomes a vessel for the Gospel.

In Indonesia, a young entrepreneur named Suryan joined IBAM expecting to receive a loan.

What he got was something greater — a vision.

Through IBAM’s Three Fish Model, Suryan learned that his business could be a platform for ministry.

“This isn’t just about a loan,” he said. “It’s about being ready to open a business and make a difference.”

Today, he runs a small business that employs university students who once struggled to make ends meet.
Each day begins with prayer, conversation, and encouragement.

Suryan’s business doesn’t just produce income — it produces disciples.

From Zambia to Kazakhstan, from Indonesia to rural villages across Africa, the IBAM movement is multiplying.

Here’s what makes it different:

✅ Sustainability: 87% of IBAM-trained businesses remain operational after 2 years.
✅ Job Creation: Each new entrepreneur employs 6–10 people.
✅ Discipleship Integration: 100% of IBAM entrepreneurs share their faith through business.

This is not charity — this is Kingdom capital at work.

It’s believers using their God-given gifts to restore their communities and spread the Gospel through enterprise.

One of the biggest mindset shifts IBAM helps leaders make is this:

Work is worship. Business is ministry.

For too long, Christians have separated Sunday from Monday — faith from finance.

But God never divided the sacred and the secular.
He calls us to integrate them.

The Bible says:

“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.” – Colossians 3:23

That means your work, your leadership, your company — all of it can be a pulpit.

When entrepreneurs see their calling through that lens, business becomes discipleship.

You don’t have to quit your job or move overseas to make Kingdom impact.
You just have to say yes to one of these two paths:

💛 1. Fund One Entrepreneur

If you’ve ever prayed, “Lord, use me,” this is your moment.

For $1,000, you can fund an entire business launch.

Your one gift provides:

• A startup micro-loan

• One year of mentorship

• Business training rooted in Scripture

• Discipleship materials and accountability
  
  

When you fund one, you multiply many.
👉 Fund One Entrepreneur at IBAM.org/fund

🌍 2. Join the $10/Month Impact Membership

Maybe you’re not ready to fund a full business yet.
That’s okay. You can still change the world for the price of two cups of coffee.

Your $10 monthly gift:

• Sends business training to developing nations

• Equips entrepreneurs with biblical principles

• Provides prayer updates and real-time stories of transformation
  
  

It’s small in your hands — but miraculous in God’s.
👉 Join the Movement at IBAM.org/join

At IBAM, everything we do flows from Scripture.

• Luke 16:10 — “He who is faithful in little will be faithful in much.”
  
  

• Mark 12:41–44 — The widow’s mite proves that small gifts can yield eternal returns.
  
  

• Matthew 14:29 — Peter walked when he stepped out.
  
  

• Colossians 3:23 — Work as worship.
  
  

These verses remind us that the marketplace is God’s mission field, and every act of generosity is a seed for discipleship.

We live in a time when charity fatigue is real.
Donors want more than emotion—they want evidence.

And rightly so.

People are tired of giving to institutions with little transparency. They want to know:

“Does my gift actually make a difference?”

That’s why IBAM was built differently.

Every dollar is tracked from seed to fruit.
Every story is real and reported.
Every entrepreneur is trained, mentored, and discipled.

You’ll receive monthly updates, photos, and testimonies—proof that your generosity is bearing Kingdom fruit.

What we build here on earth—companies, portfolios, even ministries—will one day fade.

But the businesses you fund through IBAM?
They outlive you.

When you empower one entrepreneur, your obedience becomes a legacy.
Your yes today will echo in eternity through jobs created, families restored, and souls reached.

That’s what we call spiritual ROI—a return on impact that never expires.

“We’ve poured into you. Now you can pour into someone else.
We’ve taught discipleship through business; now you can fund it.” — Steve Adams

The Kingdom Impact Summit gave you revelation.
Now it’s time for multiplication.

Let’s move from learning to launching, from inspiration to implementation, from Summit to Movement.

Because God’s economy is built not on transactions, but on transformation.

“IBAM helped me grow as a person and as a leader.” – Patience, Africa

“We are privileged to partner with IBAM to transform youth through entrepreneurship.” – Joseph, Zambia

“Our chicken business now sustains ministry and discipleship.” – Elijah, Zambia

“My business helps students grow financially and spiritually.” – Suryan, Indonesia

Each testimony proves one thing:
When faith meets entrepreneurship, the Gospel advances.

Friend, someday all of this—our titles, our companies, our achievements—will fade.

But what we build for God will last forever.

That’s what makes this moment sacred.

Every dollar you give.
Every business you fund.
Every entrepreneur you empower.

It’s all part of a Kingdom economy that can’t be shaken.

You’ve heard the stories.
You’ve seen the fruit.

Now it’s your turn.

👉 Fund One Entrepreneur: IBAM.org/fund

👉 Join the $10/Month Impact Movement: IBAM.org/join

Together, we’re not just building businesses.
We’re building discipleship through enterprise.

We’re building God’s economy.