The General Fund is our primary funding category for Leadership Training, Theological Education and Humanitarian work worldwide. Our General Fund allows us to meet the needs of pastors across the globe. Donating to the General Fund will also be used to provide training domestically and within the Americas where churches cannot otherwise afford the Leadership and Theological programs. We will work directly with pastors to target specific areas needed to build strong, theologically sound leaders in the local church.

We have a dedicated pastor and ministry leader, Vasyl Ostryi, who oversees this large Unbridled Skies Eurasia region and resides in Irpin, Ukraine, just outside Kyiv. Vasyl leads a strong team of indigenous leaders and works closely with pastors and seminary leaders to discover and meet leadership, theological, and humanitarian needs.

Donating to this fund will directly enable Leadership & Theological programs on a continuing basis. This fund will provide support for the Ostryi family as they oversee our Leadership & Theological programs. The Eurasia region will also place a high priority to leader development in Youth Ministry programs throughout the region.

We have a dedicated pastor and ministry leader with 20+ experience on-the- ground in East Asia. He is a Masters of Divinity graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (SBTS). He and his wife work closely with East Asia pastors and church leaders to provide annual to biannual conferences addressing leadership training and theological education needs. Contributing to this fund continuing to help build strong pastoral leaders in new church plants across the East Asia region.

The South Asia region is led by a South Asian indigenous leader who is an Masters of Divinity graduate of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. His lifetime in the region allows Unbridled Skies to use local business empowerment projects to help develop pastoral leaders in unreached areas throughout the region.

Our unique personnel in this region allows us to use leadership projects to facilitate regional leadership and theological conferences. These conferences often exceed over 100 indigenous leaders who return to shepherd and serve with greater effectiveness throughout this vast region.