English classes
Every week, neighbors build language skills and relationships.
Give10 · October 10
One day. A thousand people. A gift of at least $10. Together, we can raise $10,000 to serve refugee neighbors and equip future missionaries.
October 10 (10/10) is GoTEN’s annual giving day. Donors, volunteers, friends—and friends of friends—are invited to join in. Give $10, or a little more, and help take the impact even further.
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Practical services open doors to friendships and Gospel conversations with our refugee neighbors.
Every week, neighbors build language skills and relationships.
Weekly spaces for children to learn, belong, and grow.
Practical skills and meaningful friendships, week after week.
Local college students exploring a call to missions lead these classes. Each leader earns $20 per hour and typically works about four hours a week—serving the community while preparing for future ministry.
With $10,000 raised on 10/10, we can fund class leaders for approximately 12 weeks of ministry across all 21 weekly classes. Your gift serves refugees locally and helps train a new generation of missionaries to go to the unreached worldwide.
GoTEN stands for Go To Every Nation. We are an organization that facilitates discipleship relationships amongst the unreached. Unreached people are all over the world, and we call them unreached because they don’t have access to the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
We accomplish this by recruiting, training, and sending missionary workers to the unreached—both near and far. Our missionaries are currently on the ground in Asia and the Middle East.
GoTEN also has a large team serving unreached people groups in Phoenix, Arizona, where the nations are coming to our backyard through refugee resettlement.
From refugee communities in the U.S. to villages across the world, GoTEN is helping people encounter truth, hope, and love—often for the first time.
To learn more about what GoTEN is doing, explore our impact stories on the blog.
Stories of impact
When Bikeyombe arrived in the U.S. earlier this year, he was eager to get started — but learning English was his first mountain to climb.
Reunited with her husband, Antoinne, who had already been attending English classes at GoTEN, Emilie was eager to learn.
Each year, a number of young adults choose to spend their summer as part of the GoTEN team, living within the refugee community, volunteering in GoTEN’s refugee outreach programs, and shadowing experienced team members as they do life with their refugee friends.