KCM Partners Create a Year of Purposed Outreach and Practical Application

This week, Kenneth Copeland Ministries released its 2025 Covenant Partner Report to all KCM Partners. The annual report for KCM highlights the ministry’s global efforts, outreaches and accomplishments, and is designed to inform and inspire the organization’s partners worldwide.

This year’s report underscores the heart of KCM’s mission to “teach Christians worldwide their identity in Christ and how to live a victorious life through faith, divine healing, and holistic prosperity.”

In a year of breakthrough and expansion for the ministry and KCM Partners, God supported millions of people with His grace, power and love through KCM, and its properties: Eagle Mountain International Church, Victory Channel, and Kenneth Copeland Bible College.

“God has been faithful throughout our 59 years of operations and outreach, but few years have exhibited his faithfulness as 2025 did for us,” said John Copeland, chief executive officer of KCM. “We have seen KCM partners support this ministry like never before, as we’ve seen in the Covenant Partner Report. With people coming back to us and many others joining our vision of life-changing faith in Jesus for the first time, 2026 promises to prepare us for a new era at KCM.”

The ministry’s Annual Report highlights:

• $20M of donated funds from incoming support to 147 outreaches internationally
• 10.8M salvations in 2025, because of KCM outreach in 165 nations and territories, global evangelism teams, and an international network of partner ministries
• 1.37M free magazines and 386K free faith products (e.g., devotionals, Bibles, study materials, books) donated through the ministry’s six international offices
• 485K incoming multimedia prayer requests for physical, emotional, financial and spiritual needs
• 5.6K hours of TV programming donated to 39 national ministries, in support of their missions via the Victory Channel, broadcasting faith-filled programming 24 hours every day
• 54 nations and all 50 states represented at the 45^th annual Southwest Believers’ Convention in Fort Worth, creating $8.8M of economic impact for Fort Worth, TX
• 31 different disaster relief team efforts across America
• Dedicated efforts to feed the homeless, reach the incarcerated and nurture those in need each month

“From over 9,000 in-person and online people represented each week at EMIC or the dozens of students searching for biblical and ministry training at KCBC, it’s impossible not to see God hard at work through KCM,” continued Copeland. “There’s also a global KCM Partners network of over 1,110 churches across five continents that we wouldn’t be able to impact were it not for the unwavering love and support of our partners, friends, and supporters around the world—2025’s success was because of them!” 

To view the complete Covenant Partner Report, visit kcm.org/about-us/annual-report.

This information was a national news release used for information and outreach.