A large group of children gathered under the pavilion at Shalom Academy.

Partner With Us

Give to the work in Northeast India.

Please join us in spreading the Gospel in Northeast India, Myanmar, and Nepal.

Ways to Give


Two ways, both simple.

Give online

A one-time gift or recurring monthly support, processed securely. You will receive a receipt for your records.

Give Online

Give by mail

Make checks payable to Shalom Native Mission, Inc. and note any designation (academy building, pastor support, general fund) on the memo line.

Shalom Native Mission, Inc.
PO Box 1851
Cordova, TN 38018

Questions about giving? Call 901.355.1216. Shalom Native Mission, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit; gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

Where It Goes


Designate your gift, or let it go where the need is.

$100
Per month

Support a national pastor

Covers a pastor and his family for a month so he can give his time to the church rather than to farming. Prices in the hill areas have roughly tripled since the conflict began.

$30,000
Building project

Classroom & dormitory

The estimated cost of the next classroom and dormer building — which opens the academy to students who live too far from campus to attend any other way.

Any
General fund

Where it's needed most

Teacher salaries, building repair, relief for displaced families, Bibles and materials, and the costs of keeping the school running through a disrupted year.

What Giving Has Done


Recent results, plainly stated.

$20,000 Raised for Repairs & Dining Hall
100% Board Exam Pass Rate
16 Pastors Supported Monthly
800+ Students Educated

When the dormitory was needed and the money was not there, supporters gave $20,000 — and former refugees who had sheltered at the school did the construction labor at a fraction of the usual cost, as a way of saying thank you.

The Other Half


Pray for them by name.

Money moves some things. Prayer moves the rest, and our workers ask for it constantly.

  • For a real and lasting resolution to the conflict in Manipur, and for honest leadership in the talks.
  • For the displaced who fled to Assam, now living under a new anti-conversion law.
  • For the three Meitei pastors meeting quietly in houses after their buildings were burned.
  • For the teachers of Shalom Academy, paid the minimum and giving the maximum.
  • For students preparing for the State Board Exams, and for those who came to Christ in the boarding.
A pastor preaching from a pulpit marked with a cross in Northeast India.

Ready to partner?

However you give — monthly, once, or on your knees — it reaches a real classroom and a real church.