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The NAE works with like-minded evangelical organizations to fulfill our mission. Each NAE Affiliate Organization serves a networking or representative role around specific issues of concern to the evangelical community. Together we can do more!
The Association of Evangelical Relief & Development Organizations (AERDO) is a professional forum for non-profit Christian agencies and individuals engaged in relief and development work. AERDO exists to promote excellence in professional practice; to foster networking, collaboration and information exchange; and to enable its membership to effectively support the Church in serving the poor and needy.
The Evangelical Child & Family Agency is an evangelical Christian social services agency. Its goal is to provide compassionate, Christ-centered services offering hope and healing to children, adults and families through many services, including adoption, pregnancy counseling and care, family counseling, and child welfare services.
The Mission America Coalition is a coalition of Christian leaders who come together to mobilize the Church for praying, caring and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ in deed and word. Since its inception, leaders from 81 denominations, over 350 ministries and dozens of ministry networks have been involved in the coalition.
The Mission Exchange is a network of more than 100 organizations representing approximately 20,000 missionaries in nearly every country in the world. Its passion is to help churches, mission organizations and individual Christ-followers grow in their effectiveness in order to accelerate the fulfillment of the Great Commission.
The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC) serves and facilitates a representative voice for Hispanic evangelicals, including Hispanic churches, evangelical denominations, faith-based organizations, institutes, networks, congregations and active laity. The NHCLC is involved in issues that pertain to the family, immigration, economic mobility, education, political empowerment, social justice and societal transformation.
The National Network of Youth Ministries (NNYM) unites youth workers and national ministries to reach teenagers for Jesus Christ. Youth workers and others who care about teenagers can do better youth ministry and reach more when they work together in relationship. NNYM is a venue for developing those relationships and currently works in over 1,000 communities and connects with youth networks in 60 other countries.
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