1. Bible teaching
2. Prophetic ministry
3. Evangelistic outreaches
4. Any and all manner of ministerial service as God directs

1. The Body of Christ (the Church)
2. The lost (those who don’t yet know Christ)
3. Society (or the social structures of the nations)¹

1. Currently, in accordance with Acts 1:8, the teaching, prophetic, and evangelistic work is conducted

• in the Pacific Northwest,
• in the United States and Canada, and
• in Asia (Acts 1:8).

2. In the future, Ambassador Ministries intends to touch every continent of the globe, not only through Craig and Terri DeMo, but also through others God will join to the ministry. ²

1. God said so! We are endeavoring to follow the Good Shepherd (John 10:4), Who is the Head of the church (Colossians 1:18).
2. This is harvest time (Matthew 13:39), which requires the Body of Christ working together — utilizing every spiritual and natural asset available in order to accomplish God’s purpose. Our part in God’s purpose requires organizational structure, both for greater effectiveness and accountability.
3. No one can do the work of the ministry alone. Jesus said, “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few” (Matthew 9:37). Ambassador Ministries is a part of what God is doing.

1 Ambassador Ministries is not, and will not become, a political organization. However, we recognize that when believers in Jesus obey the Great Commission – to “teach the nations all that Christ has taught us” (Matthew 28:19-20), it will affect society in a positive and profound way.
2 As a general policy, several factors are considered before expanding into new areas, including 1) specific direction from the Lord, 2) an understanding of the specific purpose for moving into that area, and 3) making sure that we are not neglecting areas where a foundation for relationship and effective ministry has already been laid.