Medical missionary ministry · 10/40 Window, Central Asia
Serving Central Asiafor Jesus.
A medical missionary ministry in the foothills of Central Asia — home of the NEWSTART health program, and a training school for the next generation of health missionaries.
About the ministry
Health is the doorway
Most of our guests are Muslim, secular, or of other faiths. Few would ever walk into a church — but they come gladly for their health, and time and again we've watched real healing happen: bodies restored, minds renewed, and hearts opening to Christ.
Paying guests cover part of the center's keep. Training missionaries and reaching the city depends on partners who believe in it.
through our NEWSTART health program
a new cohort taught hands-on every year
construction is underway now
Where we're planted
Inside the 10/40 Window
Central Asia sits inside the 10/40 Window — the belt of the world between 10° and 40° north latitude that is home to the majority of the least-reached, least-resourced peoples on earth.
It's one of the greatest gaps in access to both the Gospel and basic healthcare — and exactly where this ministry is planted.
The 10/40 Window — the world's least-reached, least-resourced belt.
City Outreach — the campaign we're raising for now
What your support funds todayA café and food store in the city — a doorway for the Gospel
A health-food store and café in the heart of a major Central Asian city — a bridge to people who will never travel to a wellness retreat, but who will stop in for a good meal and leave with a taste of hope.
We have a committed team, a clear vision, and a complete business plan. What stands between us and opening day is funding.
What it takes to open
$205,000
- To build it
- $123,400
- To reach break-even
- $82,000
Costed against real Almaty quotes, not estimated. Every line is in the business plan.
The wider work
Our directions
City Outreach grows out of a wider ministry. Each direction below has its own page and its own needs.
Our dream
“A growing network of health ministries across Central Asia's cities and villages, so that everyone — whatever their faith background — can experience God's healing love in body, mind, and spirit.”
Pearl Health Center
In partnership with
Two ways to help
Give through OCI, or talk to us first
Pearl Health Center doesn't take payments on this website. Gifts are handled by Outpost Centers International — the ministry we serve under — so your donation is receipted properly and reaches us in full.
Give now
Outpost Centers International is a US-registered 501(c)(3) that supports self-supporting Adventist ministries worldwide, including ours. The link opens OCI's own secure donation page, already set to Pearl Health Center — nothing on this site handles your card.
Give through OCI
- Goes to
- The Medical Missionary Training School fund — the campus opening in 2027
- Receipt
- Tax-deductible for US donors — OCI is an IRS 501(c)(3), EIN 58-1570279
- Frequency
- One-time, monthly, or annual
- Payment
- Credit card, or check / money order by mail
- Fees
- 3% supports OCI's worldwide work; cards add 2.2% + $0.30
Giving to a different project? This link is set up for the training school. The Country Life café and store, the farm, and the media work are funded separately — write to us and we'll point your gift to the right place.
Rather talk first?
Plenty of partners want to understand the work before they give — where the money goes, what's already built, what we still can't afford. Write to us and someone from the ministry will answer personally. There's no pressure and no follow-up you didn't ask for.
Send us a messageGet in touch
The next move is a conversation, not a card number
Send a note — a question, an offer to partner, or just curiosity is enough. Someone here will write back.