ITEC develops tools and training programs that equip the Indigenous Church to meet basic needs in their community as a door opener to the Gospel. 

Equip: Our desire is to help and encourage churches and missions leaders both, domestic and abroad, to work towards conducting their own training trips. We hope to see many believers, churches, and missions-minded organizations exploring how training can be incorporated in their ministry model. 

Train: We partner with like-minded organizations to equip indigenous Christ-followers with door openers to share the Gospel. By equipping indigenous Christ-followers to meet basic needs, like pulling a tooth or treating basic healthcare needs, they are able to share the Gospel in the process. 

• Community Health Training: Indigenous medical training that opens doors for the Gospel to be share. https://www.itecusa.org/medical-training/
• Dental Training: Indigenous dental training that gives hope to the 3.5 billion people who don't have access to dental care. https://www.itecusa.org/dental-training/
• Eyesight Training: Treating common eyesight problems in frontier areas, creating an avenue for the Gospel to be shared. https://www.itecusa.org/eyesight-training/
• Farming Training: A program in development that works with indigenous farmers to establish no-till conservation agriculture principles, increasing yields, and opening doors to share Christ. https://www.itecusa.org/farming-training/
• Mechanic Training: Teaching small engine repair and other mechanical skills to indigenous Christ-followers. https://www.itecusa.org/mechanical-training/
• Mission Transportation: Autonomous UAVs capable of delivering urgently needed supplies and spiritual materials to remote areas. https://www.itecusa.org/mission-transportation/
• Film Training: Equipping local Christ-followers to share the Gospel through film and digital storytelling. https://www.itecusa.org/film-training/

Develop: ITEC develops unique tools that work in frontier areas, like a portable dental chair that weighs just 25 lbs and can fit in a standard size suitcase. Our engineering team solves problems and adapts technology to be used in tough environments, working around constraints like lack of access to power. Many of these tools complement and enhance the training of indigenous believers discussed below.