Mission to Amish People was founded in 2001 with the purpose of evangelizing and discipling Amish and Former Amish as well as assisting those that leave the Amish by providing education, housing, and basic life skill training. read more...

Mission to Amish People

Joe Keim, founder of Mission to Amish People, invites you to the 2025 Step Out of the Boat Conference, March 12-15, in Greenwich, Ohio.

Be inspired by over 20 speakers sharing powerful testimonies of faith, worship, and prayer, all designed to challenge and encourage your walk with God. A special children's program and nursery care will be available, making it a family-friendly event. Don’t miss this chance to grow in your faith and step boldly into God's calling. Watch the video for a preview, and register today at stepoutoftheboat.org!

For a glimpse of the impactful messages shared at previous conferences, you can watch the following video:

We have been called as a ministry to provide a Homestead for the young, vulnerable women that leave the Amish culture.
We want to give them a place they can land, feel safe, and get the help they need to succeed on their own.

Study to show thyself approved unto God..." 2 Timothy 2:15

In our "Growing in Christ Academy" students will gain a foundational biblical understanding of the Christian faith, how to live it out and teach others to do the same, following Jesus’ instructions. Ephesians 4: 11-16

Our online courses provide flexible learning opportunities to deepen your understanding of God and the Bible. You can learn more about who God is and how to apply biblical principles to your daily life, with the added benefit of weekly group discussion meetings.

Breaking the Silence gives a rare inside view of an Amish church service and the inner workings of the Amish culture. From the outside the Amish all look the same, and yet, each Amish person has their own story.

Click image to view all six episodes.

Imagine leaving your home with no job, no money, no resume, and poor language skills. Imagine being alone with no credit card or even a driver's license. It happens daily in the formerly Amish Community as young people dream of freedom and a new way of life.

Now, imagine being a young girl on her own in this situation in today’s fallen world. It happens every day in the formerly Amish Community. Child trafficking. Homelessness. Unemployment. And no one to turn to.

Mission to Amish People (MAP Ministry) is here to help these young people get back on their feet after leaving the Amish Community. MAP Ministry is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing food, apartments, support, and job opportunities to former Amish in Ohio and across the country.

Through your generous support, we can help these young people overcome the dangers and thrive in our new world of opportunity.

Will you help support our cause?

Visit Beyond Measure Market at 569 Us-250 in Greenwich Ohio, just north of Ashland.

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Upcoming Events

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Feb 2 Hope Baptist Church of Rushville, IN
Amish ministry presentation at Hope Baptist Church
Sep 28 First Baptist Church at Thermopolis, WY
Amish Ministry Presentation at First Baptist Church at Thermopolis, WY

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“ Before you came to speak, I mistakenly assumed that the Amish had a good sense of the Bible and how important it is to be saved. Because of my assumption, I didn’t worry about them and did not include them in my prayers. I didn’t think I needed to. Now, I know differently. Thank you for opening my eyes to their plight. I will be praying for you and your family and your mission. ” - Ravenna, OH