Abba Heart Ministries · Eric & Kameron Swithin
Abba Heart Ministries exists to spread the Gospel in the darkest places on earth through word and deed—to prepare for the return of Jesus Christ.
And they will proclaim My glory among the nations.
Isaiah 66:19
The name “Abba Heart” expresses the ministry's desired character: the compassionate heart of the Father towards orphans, the poor, the sick, the displaced, and those living in spiritual darkness. Our call is to translate the love of Abba Father towards a dying world.
To multiply movements by preparing the neglected and spiritually resistant land to receive the transforming love of Jesus — partnering with local pastors and producing mature disciples and healthy churches, all for the glory of God.
Abba Heart Ministries exists to spread the Gospel to the darkest places on earth through word and deed—to prepare for the return of Jesus Christ.
Hosea 10:12 and Jeremiah 4:3 call us to prepare soil, seek righteousness, and refuse to sow among thorns — cultivating conditions in which the Word bears lasting fruit.
Two expressions of one calling: direct, relational work in difficult places — and books, films, events, and support that carry the message far beyond our field presence.
Presence, service, trust, local ownership, and multiplication — resisting dependency and celebrity-driven ministry.
Lessons, stories, and training from the field reaching wider audiences, and a platform for collaboration and resourcing.
We are called to focus on unplowed ground so that the darkest places in the world are ministered to.
People in dark and difficult places encounter practical love.
The Gospel is shared in a way consistent with the life and character of Jesus.
Local leaders are raised, trusted, and equipped.
Disciple-makers, evangelists, and church planters multiply the work.
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Abide in me, and I in you.
John 15:4
All ministry will come from the overflow of our intimacy with God.
Seek righteousness, maintain clean hands and a pure heart, and practice honest self-examination.
Allow God to work the unplowed areas of the leader's own soul before attempting to cultivate others.
Handle money, influence, opportunities, and relationships with excellence and transparency.
Demonstrate the character of Jesus through service rather than promotion. When possible, do good in secret.
Develop leaders from within the community and avoid unnecessary dependence on outside personalities.
Prioritize unreached, overlooked, and resistant environments rather than only receptive audiences.
Work with trusted ministries and leaders, honoring their gifts, knowledge, and local authority.
Not a classroom. A Spirit-filled immersion into discipleship, missions, and the heart of the Father.
Practices like rest, prayer, and reflection.
Focus areas such as theology, counseling, and inner healing.
Training in missiology, gifts assessment, and practical application.
This ministry exists to end the fatherless epidemic through Christ-centered mentorship.
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After a decade in youth ministry and fatherless ministry, Eric and Kameron Swithin felt called to expand the scope of their work: to share the Gospel as far and as wide as possible, to raise up the next generation of ministers, and to take care of the last, least, and lost.
Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit.
John 15:8
Every gift goes toward sharing the Gospel, training and sending disciples, and serving the least, last, and lost.
Secure giving is processed through Outdoor Adventures, the nonprofit home of Abba Heart Ministries.