CITA stands behind local missionaries and churches who share the
Gospel with their own neighbors — in word, in practical care, and
for as long as it takes.
We believe Jesus Christ is the answer to humanity’s deepest need. Not
as a slogan — as a life lived next door. So we look for the people who
already live there, prepare them, equip them and stand behind them for
as long as it takes.
01
Find
Believers already trusted in their own community.
02
Prepare
Missionary and Bible schools in Ethiopia and India.
03
Equip
Eye care, food, media and church-planting tools.
04
Stand behind
Spiritual, moral and material support — so they can stay.
Where we serve
Follow the work, place by place.
Four places where the model is published in detail — and the 31
other countries where local believers carry the same work.
01 Ukraine · since 2014
Where it began — and who carries it now.
CITA was formally founded in Ukraine in 2014. A church and
media center in Rivne followed in 2016, with the first eye
clinic, and a Kyiv branch in 2020. Ukrainian regional
leaders now carry the work in the west, east and south.
02 Ethiopia · since 2021
Ethiopian believers, trained to lead at home.
A media center in Addis Ababa and a missionary school
preparing Ethiopian believers to teach and lead. The
churches that followed were planted with local missionaries:
13 by 2023, 51 by the end of 2025.
No photographs, places or names — by design.
03 India · since 2022
Some of the work is safest unseen.
Graduates of the Bible school CITA opened in September 2022
had planted three churches by the first half of 2024 — led
by Indian believers, not by teams sent from abroad.
Locations stay unpublished, for the safety of local workers.
250+
04 Kenya · partner since 2020
In Mombasa, staying became the ministry.
Zamu Mission meets more than 250 secondary school students
every week and is training the local ministers who will
stay.
35 countries. Three of them CITA ministry regions.
Everywhere else CITA works through local missions, churches
and ministers. Choose a tool to see where CITA publishes it.
Ukraine
— vision care, food programs, media outreach, church
planting
Ethiopia
— vision care, food programs, media outreach, church
planting
India
— media outreach, church planting
Kenya
— church planting
Nepal
— food programs
Bangladesh
Benin
Bolivia
Brazil
Cambodia
Colombia
Cuba
Djibouti
El Salvador
Germany
Guatemala
Honduras
Italy
Kyrgyzstan
Mexico
Mongolia
Mozambique
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Peru
Poland
Spain
Thailand
United States
Uzbekistan
Venezuela
Vietnam
Tools are named only where CITA publishes them — so far for
5 of the 35 countries.
Four ministry tools
Practical care opens the door.
The Gospel walks through it.
Each tool is delivered by people who already know the community and
remain responsible for what follows. Sponsor one, or ask to use it
in your own field.
Vision care
Eye examinations and glasses from a team the community knows.
Mombasa is a hard place to grow up. Rather than run visits, Zamu
Mission built a presence: Happy & Holy, a three-month
course, meets more than 250 secondary school students every
week, beside home groups, children’s camps and work with women
and families. The most lasting work is the quietest — training
local ministers who will still be there long after any visiting
team has gone.
What existed
A missionary who settled, and the trust that followed.
Educational lectures in the Luhansk region in 2005, the first
“Christ is the answer” newspaper and calendars in 2008, and a
ministry formally founded in 2014.
Eleven countries in 2022, twenty in 2023, Vietnam and Papua New
Guinea in 2024 — and 35 countries listed today.
Read on cita.tv
What has changed — and how to check it
Every figure has a date. Every name has a role.
51
churches in Ethiopia, planted with local missionaries.
End of 2025 · cita.tv/project/cita-work
3
churches in India, planted by graduates of CITA’s Bible school.
First half of 2024 · cita.tv/country/india
35
countries, through three ministry regions and local partners.
2026 · cita.tv/where-we-work
A word from leadership
The people who answer for the work.
Our part is to find the people God has already placed in a
community, prepare them and stand behind them. They carry
the work — we make sure they never carry it alone.
Ministry directorChrist Is The Answer Ministries
To love is to serve. That is why we stay — a church, a
clinic, a newspaper, and the local people who keep them
going long after any visit ends.
PresidentChrist Is The Answer Ministries
Give
Stand behind someone who stays.
Monthly gifts give local teams something they can plan around.
Project gifts go to the work you choose, with reporting that names
the period and the source.
Partners’ voices
We hand out the “Christ is the answer” newspaper on our own
streets. People take it home, read it, and some come to church
with their questions.
Oleksii Ukraine
Pastor, field partner
Recommends CITA
We fund work that is led locally. In Ethiopia the churches are
planted by Ethiopian missionaries — the model we wanted to stand
behind.
Sarah Denver, Colorado
Foundation partner
Recommends CITA
Giving monthly means the local team can plan ahead. I know my
gift goes to people who live where they serve.
Ethan Nashville, Tennessee
Monthly partner
Recommends CITA
We sponsor vision care because the exam is only the start. The
team that fits the glasses lives in the same town and is still
there next month.
Michael Dallas, Texas
Sponsoring church
Recommends CITA
Partner with us
Start with a conversation.
Ask who leads the work, how it is checked and what a partnership
looks like. Write for yourself or on someone’s behalf — as a
spouse, pastor, advisor or foundation. No commitment is expected.