KGEA is constantly seeking partnerships with individuals and churches who want to join us in our effort to reach the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Prayer - This ministry has been built on the fundamental guideline that prayer is the most important gift  used in preparing for all of our outreach events.  If God is leading you to be involved by becoming a prayer warrior for our ministry, please click the link below to print out our schedule and upcoming and current  mission opportunities.

Financial Partnership - We are a faith based ministry,  supported entirely by the generosity of individuals, families, churches and corporations who feel called of God to partner financially with  our ministry.  This  financial support enables KGEA to fulfill the great commission of reaching out to a lost world with the gospel of Jesus Christ, and making disciples as we go.  (Matthew 28:19) . Your contribution affords you the opportunity of seeing lives changed for eternity. KGEA is a non profit 501(C)3 tax exempt organization. Any gift is tax deductible.

Your investment in Kingdom work can be made by mailing your contribution to the address listed below. Also, click here to download a Designated Giving form.

Kelly Green Evangelistic Association
P.O. Box 949
Brandon, FL 33509-0949

If you have questions about your donation, please email us at info@kellygreen.org or call our office at 813-681-1545. A  receipt will be sent to you for your records.

• Evangelist Kelly Green preaches with a translator to groups from 100 up to thousands nightly while the mission team members meet, greet and encourage attendees. There can be other opportunities to participate in evening services through sharing testimonies, music and preaching by team members.
   
• U.S. and Ugandan Dentists, Doctors, Nurses, EMT’s, and other medical/dental professionals are used to provide dental and medical care to the Ugandan’s at no cost to them. Specifically, the medical and dental teams, prescribe medication for patients seen in the mission clinics, diagnose medical conditions, pull teeth, and much more. The team brings basic supplies to Uganda from the US and all prescription medication is purchased locally.
   
• The greatest cause of death (2 Million per year) to Ugandan’s today is Malaria. The medical teams are provided with Malaria medicine to treat as many people as can be seen by a medical professional during the time the team is in the country.
   
• U.S. Team of Pastors teach approximately 500 Ugandan pastors each day during the trip. Subjects taught are assigned by the local Ugandan pastoral leadership and can be on topics such as the Christ’s Life: A Living Sacrifice, Marriage & Relationships, Leadership, etc.
   
• Many of the pastor’s in Uganda do not own a Bible. Men and women of all ages have felt the call of God to preach in Uganda, but have no avenue to obtain the Word of God; therefore KGEA and the team have the privilege of providing Bibles for these pastors and leaders.
   
• Many Ugandan pastors have no transportation and will walk serveral miles just to attend a Bible conference. Part of our mission is to provide new bicycles for the Pastors so that they can travel to and from church, conferences and fulfill ministry obligations to their congregation. 
   

• The U.S. Mission Team members head into the villages of Uganda to share the love of Jesus by participating in home visits (hut-to-hut), school programs (HIV/AIDS Awareness), as well as witnessing to the lines of people waiting to see our medical and dental teams. All evangelism is conducted in teams of two or more, plus an interpreter.
   
• One of the goals is to provide care for children of Uganda who have lost both parents to the HIV/AIDS disease. These children need a place to live and individuals to care for the children as well as staff to operate the facilities of an orphanage. There is no higher calling than to serve the orphaned children of Uganda and therefore the US mission teams will support the orphanage (s) through prayer and labor as needed during a trip.
   
• On occasion, KGEA raises funds to build churches for established congregations in Uganda that are currently meeting under canvas covered poles or areas with no covering at all. KGEA and the mission teams do not physically build the buildings, but funding is provided to help the churches (approved by local leadership), and the community build the actual building. To receive information about the international mission opportunities with Kelly Green or becoming a member of one of the mission teams, either to Uganda or a “Meet Jesus” location please contact our International Ministry Assistant.Click here