Jubal Ministries Missions

From the establishment of the Sons of Jubal and Jubalheirs, which make up Jubal Ministries Inc., members have been dedicated to mission work at home and abroad. Funds to support the purpose and mission of the organization are acquired through membership dues, love offerings, general gifts, and proceeds from CD sales. 

Jubal Ministries has touched thousands of lives worldwide by sharing the message of hope in Christ and participating in mission projects that bring tangible support for those in need. The groups have never looked towards convenience, personal benefit, or attention through the ministry support. The generosity of local churches, patrons, and mission-loving Baptists everywhere provides support for the mission endeavors of Jubal Ministries. This support is due not only to the musical excellence of the groups but also to the trust built over decades.

Supporters know that these groups will fulfill their commitment. The integrity, accountability, and transparency that have always been a vital aspect of the Jubals have fostered ongoing support by local churches and individual donors. In addition to large-scale projects, the choirs partner with the churches where they have been invited to sing in supporting local mission projects. They go to concerts loaded with food items, clothing, art supplies, or whatever the church has requested in support of a local ministry.

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Outreach Across the World

  • Alaska, USA
  • Brazil
  • China
  • England
  • Georgia, USA
  • France
  • Germany
  • Israel
  • Louisianna, USA
  • Mexico
  • Moldova
  • Russia
  • Utah, USA
  • Wales
Savannah, Georgia

Each year the Jubalheirs adopt a significant mission project. Their most recent project included a major three-day event held in Savannah, GA. They assisted the Savannah Mission Center by providing help in organizing their clothing center and providing much-needed items for distribution among the poor. Additionally, they stocked the food pantry with several hundred dollars of non-perishable food items and supplies. They also painted and supplied Immanuel Baptist Church in Savannah with non-perishables and other things to stock their food pantry for the needy.

While in Savannah, they landscaped, painted, and equipped the Baptist Collegiate Ministry Center on the campus of Savannah State University with much-needed tools. 

France

The Jubalheirs participated with the Sons of Jubal in a mission trip to France. At the time, the Georgia Baptist Mission Board entered a partnership with the Baptist Union in the country of France. The groups assisted churches with workshops and provided concerts to bring positive exposure to local Baptists while highlighting their mission work among the French people.

Holy Land

The Jubalheirs traveled to the Holy Land, where they provided keyboards and other instruments for the Nazareth Baptist School. They also conducted a three-day music camp for children in Nazareth. They also provided winter coats for several hundred children in need. During the same mission tour, they assisted churches and communities in Bethlehem by providing over 1,000 new winter coats for children. They also presented concerts in churches and community centers. In Jerusalem, the ladies helped landscape the International Prayer Center, provide training for volunteers, and participate in prayer with Christians, Muslims, and the Jewish community. They also presented concerts in Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Bethlehem.

North Korea

When invited to the International Arts Festival in the Democratic Republic o North Korea (DPRK), The Sons of Jubal received several awards for their presentations, including permission to return without restrictions to Korea. We believe this is the first time such a designation has been awarded. The concerts were televised and held at the National Symphony Hall to standing-room-only crowds. The program was documented by CNN and the New Yorker. The invitation to attend the DPRK festival in Pyongyang was in part due to the Sons of Jubal's participation with the Georgia Baptist Mission Board’s work and relationship with Global Resources to feed the impoverished and provide medical supplies for the hurting.

How Our Outreach and Ministry Programs Have Helped

Listed below are examples of some of the financial missions and mission support provided by the Sons of Jubal and Jubalheir ministries.

Financial Missions

  • Purchased pianos for Baptist colleges and Baptist Conferences Centers in Toccoa and Norman Park.
  • Purchased musical instruments to be used at music camps sponsored by the Georgia Baptist Mission Board.
  • Provided scholarships for students with financial needs to attend Georgia Baptist Music Camps.
  • Provided new winter coats for children in Gaza and Bethlehem.
  • Provided backpacks, school supplies, and winter coats for disadvantaged children in England and Wales.
  • Funded, promoted, and presented a benefit concert in England at the Coventry Cathedral to raise funds and awareness for local charities dealing with abused children in Coventry and other villages.
  • Purchased property with clean wells for drinking water, raised money to purchase a new air conditioner and refrigerator for the orphanage, and purchased property and provided funds to remodel a home to serve as a church and community center in Moldova.
  • Secured funding for involving American dentists and hygienists to provide dental care for hundreds of Moldovans while the choir presented community concerts in parks, churches, and civic auditoriums.
  • Provided ministry support for local missionaries which included the purchase of delivery containers which kept food hot for distribution among the homeless population in Russia.
  • Funded Russian medical clinics in conjunction with local churches for those in need.
  • Provided financial support and equipment purchases for the Russian Baptist Union including the purchase of a copier for the Baptist Music School. Concerts were held in schools, churches, civic auditoriums, and even subways to touch the Russian people wherever and whenever possible.
  • The Jubalheirs conducted mission work in Columbus, Georgia providing support for the Baptist Association food bank, clothing ministry, restocking for their annual Christmas toy distribution for needy children, painting and landscaping in area churches, and equipment needs for the association.
  • Donated keyboards to churches for their worship services in Utah.
  • Provided funding to start a church in the HIspanic community in Vidalia, Georgia as well as resources and personnel for a medical clinic and two block parties for needy children in impoverished areas.
  • Provided resources and support for a Baptist college along with a remodeling project for the local association’s office complex in Vidalia, Georgia.
  • Funded, promoted, and helped facilitate medical and dental clinics for rehab centers, a women’s prison, and underprivileged communities in New Orleans and Slidell, Louisiana

Mission Support

  • Provided cultural support by singing in local civic auditoriums, schools, and other settings throughout Georgia. Some of these events included providing concerts for school-age children.
  • Provided mission support for Baptist work in Alaska, serving churches in Anchorage and Fairbanks as well as other cities in conjunction with a partnership between the mission boards of Georgia and Alaska.
  • Presented concerts for assisted care facilities such as Christian City, in Fairburn, Ga.
  • In New Orleans and Slidell, Louisiana concerts were presented to encourage the churches following massive flooding.
  • Conducted international training events and workshops in Mexico, Brazil, France, Germany, Moldova, Russia, China, Wales, Israel (including West Bank territories), and England.
  • Provided workshops in Russia for local churches in Moscow and St Petersburg.
  • Sponsored a training event for musicians in Moscow as well as a ladies’ conference in St. Petersburg. Provided meals, transportation, and workshop materials for all who attended.
  • Conducted a training event and concert at Fort Benning in conjunction with the base’s chaplaincy ministry.
  • Conducted cultural and missional support at the height of the Cold War in East Germany, working with governmental and religious leaders in Berlin.
  • Engaged in mission work in Mexico and Brazil, providing concerts and music workshops, and bringing encouragement and goodwill.
  • Sponsored medical mission work in Moldova and provided ministry and support for orphanages in Moldova and Russia by presenting concerts in orphanages, churches, concert halls, and outdoor venues.
  • Worked directly with missionaries to support language classes, develop music education programs, as well as providing cultural support to improve relations between local churches and local governmental municipalities.
  • Provided cultural enrichment in China by singing in the Beijing Central Conservatory and local Chinese churches.
  • Provided encouragement and cultural support by singing for local schools, civic centers, tourist sites, and churches in Israel along with the West Bank territories such as Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem.
  • Presented concerts in England and Wales, building relationships with local churches, schools, and charitable organizations.
  • Worked directly with the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary by providing ministry support for people in need.