Our Mission
Perimeter’s Kingdom Investments ministry multiplies your kingdom-based investments through matching funds, strategic ministry partnerships, and launching new ministry ventures in the areas of mercy, justice, and kingdom growth.
Perimeter’s Kingdom Investments ministry multiplies your kingdom-based investments through matching funds, strategic ministry partnerships, and launching new ministry ventures in the areas of mercy, justice, and kingdom growth.
Kingdom Investments is a grant-making ministry of Perimeter Church, existing to provide resources to start and grow ministries of mercy, justice and kingdom growth. Kingdom Investments aims to transform communities by engaging ministry partners and multiplying investments. Each dollar that we grant is matched by the ministries’ donor base and each grant is structured to have the most impact on the beneficiaries.
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A Beacon of Hope provides holistic, life-affirming, integrated sexual health care that fosters knowledge and hope, transforming the lives of women and their families for generations. This grant is to help with the purchase and expansion of a new “Beacon” home.
Anago Partners vision is to serve the Church so that it is flourishing missionally, spiritually, emotionally, relationally, and organizationally. This grant is for a project that involves three churches of different sizes, allowing them to perform the Church Health Assessment (CHA) and use their church as a proving ground—at no cost to them—and engaging them in a comprehensive evaluation process.
Located in Bucharest, Romania, this grant is help fund the renovation of the upper two floors of their building to become a faith hub.
A daughter church of Perimeter, their vision is to help the community be with God by embodying the church’s values. This grant will help transition its parsonage home into the BPC Foster Home designed specifically for keeping larger sets of siblings together.
Corners Outreach’s mission is to equip Metro Atlanta’s underserved students of color and their families to lead full lives through educational development and economic opportunities. This grant was to fund the finishing of the soccer field and to build a walkable food pantry.
House of Cherith’s mission is to empower female survivors of sexual abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and domestic violence to reclaim their dignity and self-worth, renew their faith in humanity, and rekindle their passion for a lifetime of success. This grant is to help fund the expansion of portions their Mommy and Me program.
Frontline Response is on the frontlines every day rescuing individuals out of the darkness of sex trafficking and homelessness while preventing children and other vulnerable individuals from falling victim. This grant was to fund the buildout of the kitchen and dining room within their Global Response Center.
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This school is a ministry of Vida Real Church, with a mission to provide a Christian education to children in the Escuintla area of Guatemala. The students Mana de Vida serves are under-resourced, and many come from broken homes and traumatic situations. The school offers a high-quality education, along with psychological, spiritual, and physical support, all at no cost. This grant will help fund the installation of a large solar panel system to reduce electricity costs at the Escuintla campus of Vida Real Church and the Mana de Vida School.
JMA’s vision is to bring the gospel of Jesus Christ to the most unreached and untold people in the world in a holistic manner by addressing their spiritual, physical, educational, and emotional needs. This grant is for two projects: a pig farm in Yangon and a mission center in Mon.
Lifeline Children’s Services is a holistic ministry that ultimately desires to partner with the church to care for vulnerable women, families, and children. They serve women and men in unplanned pregnancies, orphaned and vulnerable children locally and across the world, and families during the journey of adoption. This grant was to help fund the “Your Families Count” and “Heritage Builders” programs.
Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries (NCM) is a faith-based, non-profit, ecumenical ministry dedicated to providing emergency assistance to families in Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Doraville and Tucker, Georgia of Gwinnett County. This grant is to fund the engagement of Research Consultants to help NCM develop monitoring and evaluation systems for three to their current. NCM’s primary intent is to improve current program monitoring and to help measure NCM’s impact on clients short-term and long-term.
NightLight is an international organization compelled by love to reach out to, rescue, and restore all those who are negatively impacted by sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. This grant was for multiple projects to shore up their infrastructure and to enhance their mission in Thailand.
No Longer Bound is a long-term, residential, faith-based program for men in addiction. This grant request supports the finalization of facilities for No Longer Bound’s transition phase. This phase focuses on men’s reintegration into society after completing the main program, providing deliberate preparation for work, home, and family life.
Their mission is to take widows from desperation to destiny through the healing power of Jesus Christ. This grant funds the development and creation of a Bible study specifically for widows.
This grant award is to help purchase a lakeside property near Poznan, Poland. It will be used to create the first Christian training center in northwest Poland to be known as The Evangelical Poland Impact Center (Epic Center). The Epic Center will play a critical role in strengthening the Christian church community in Poland.
Prison Alliance is a global discipleship ministry specifically designed for people behind bars. This grant was to fund the digital expansion of their correspondence Bible study program.
Promise686’s vision is to fulfill God’s promise “to set the lonely in families.” We work toward this goal by mobilizing church communities to care for vulnerable children. This grant is to fund the completion of the development and launch of their mobile application: “Promise Serves.”
Proximity Gap Network bridges the gap in community care services by partnering with organizations and churches to bring essential resources to those in need. This grant is towards purchasing a van for transportation for young students whose families are experiencing homelessness.
This grant award is for the construction of a Christian high school in the Siha District of Tanzania. The school will be unique in Tanzania/East Africa in that it will provide a science, technology, engineering, and math curriculum, practical training in agribusiness, and an integrated biblical worldview and servant leadership focus. The proposed school will complement UBORA’s existing primary school, and bring high school operations in-house to prevent students from faltering spiritually and academically when attending non-UBORA boarding high schools. This Christian high school forms a critical part of UBORA’s pipeline that will create a steady stream of Tanzanian, Christ-centered leaders who will transform their country into a thriving nation.
This grant is to replant Christ Community Church as Union Athens Church. Church Planter Garrett Moore has received permission from the Foothills Presbytery of the PCA to replant Christ Community Church in Athens, GA.
Wellspring Living’s mission is to transform the lives of those at risk for or victimized by sexual exploitation. This grant is to help fund a portion of the construction and equipping of 2 therapeutic rooms within their new Youth Residential Program building.
A division of Mission to the World, WARM’s vision is to partner with West African national churches in order to advance the gospel of the kingdom of Jesus Christ throughout the region. This grant was awarded to help fund a portion of phase one of building and relocation of the Safe Girls Home Ministry known as Teranga Village.
Curtis and his wife, Sandi, have been married for 34 years and live in Johns Creek. They have two adult children, Mallory and Connor.
In the marketplace, Curtis is a Partner with TechCXO serving in interim and fractional roles as Chief Financial Officer of various technology companies. Over the course of the past 30+ years, Curtis has served in multiple operational and financial leadership roles—including CEO, COO, and CFO—of software and technology companies.
As a lifelong advocate of women and children, she has been passionately involved in supporting charities and community programs that address the needs of these special groups.
Through active volunteerism, she has devoted time and resources to many charities, including the Atlanta Children’s Shelter, My Sisters House Atlanta, Chamblee Mercy Care, Battle Betty Foundation, Sister’s Network Inc. Free Mammograms, Operation Big Book Bag, Annual Youth Symposium, Swim 1922 Drowning Reduction, Project Cradle Care, Meals On Wheels Atlanta, The Atlanta Food Bank, Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital, March of Dimes, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, and The Women in Science and Health Careers Network for High School Girls.
Within the Perimeter community, she has served as a lead teacher for the Saturday night Kids Town program and as a camp nurse for Camp All-American. She currently serves as a Global Liaison on the Kingdom Investments Board.
Lesley is an active member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., whose mission is to enhance the quality of life for women and their families in the U.S. and globally through community service, social, and civic action. Membership provides her with a steady vehicle for community service. She has held offices on the local level and is currently chairwoman of two international committees. She also enjoys mentoring young women in successfully navigating career, family, and mature Christian development.
Lesley and her husband Philippe have lived in the Berkeley Lake community since 1991, where they enjoyed raising their daughter Zoë.
In addition to nursing and volunteerism, Lesley enjoys the creative outlets of ceramics, oil painting, and creative writing. Traveling is her favorite activity. She considers the opportunity to stick her toes in the sand next to her husband, Philippe, a special blessing!
She and her husband Todd have been married for 22 years and live in Suwanee with their daughter Lindsay. Their family mission is to extend Christian hospitality to whomever God brings into their lives. So whether God calls them to offer a place to live, a meal to share, a late night chat around the fire or a feast to celebrate, their prayer is that all will “Taste and see that the Lord is good – Psalm 34:8” Debra also serves on the Advisory Council for the Salvation Army of Gwinnett.