International Cooperating Ministries (ICM) is a non-profit Christian organization that aims to spread the gospel of Christ by assisting in the construction of churches and training facilities in developing countries. The organization was founded in 1986 by Dois C. Rosser Jr., a pastor from Virginia, USA, and has since then partnered with over 6,000 churches in 92 countries across the globe. ICM’s mission is to establish self-sustaining congregations by equipping and empowering local church leaders to spread the word of God and grow their ministries. The organization’s primary focus is on building community-based centers that provide vocational training, healthcare, and clean water in addition to spiritual and educational resources. ICM’s methodology is centered around a comprehensive model known as “The Great Commission,” which entails evangelism, discipleship, church planting, and leadership development. With a unique funding model, the organization partners with individuals, businesses, and churches worldwide to raise funds for their initiatives. ICM’s impact is wide-reaching, with over 23,000 church structures constructed, and approximately 2.6 million people impacted through ICM-supported churches and ministries. The organization has also assisted in the training of more than 67,000 church leaders. ICM’s approach to ministry has achieved significant success, and the organization has received numerous accolades and awards for its work. It continues to expand its reach and work towards its goal of empowering individuals to establish Christ-centered and self-sustaining communities.