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The Berkey's - Venezuela
David, Jerrine, Laura, Adriana, and Caroline
Web: www.berkey.homestead.com/files/index.htm
Email: Berkey@WorldVenture.net
David and Jerrine Berkey have served the Lord in Caracas, Venezuela for 12 years. At the present time David is the co-pastor of Confraternidad Christiana Internacional. There are people from several countries attending there. David preaches, has home bible studies, disciples men one-on-one, and does the music for the church services.
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The Dellinger's - Belize
J.T. and Joy
The thrust of the Dellinger's ministry is to minister with Latinos to Latinos in Belize, Central America and helping the disciples do the same in both El Salvador and Guatemala.They seek to recruit and train leaders and direct the ministry of Samaritan's Purse for the nation of Belize.
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The Falconer's - Central and Southern USA
David and Joyce
Web: www.mta-net.org
Email: dave@mta-net.org
The Falconer's have been married 17 years. They have five children between them. Joyce and David's first mates died in 1986. Their children are all married and have children. David served as senior pastor of Trinity for 26 years and in 1989 resigned this position to become the Representative for Mission to the Americas. Joyce's first husband, Dr. Ken Stephens was pastor of Scottsdale Baptist Church until his death. Since leaving Trinity Baptist they have been actively involved in missions in Mexico and the Navajo Nation. They have developed the ministry of Networking for Missions which has proven to be a very effective way to provide a cross cultural experience for our churches in the Southwest. Dave serves on the Board of Trustees of the Nogales Seminary. Joyce is constantly teaching sewing classes for the Mexican and Navajo ladies, she has taught them to use their sewing to reach their neighbors and also to provide clothing for the poor. The Falconer's remain very active in the CBA churches.
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The Haworth's - Brazil, South America
Darrel and Jean
Email: darrelbh@terra.com.br |
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The Hedlund's - South India
Roger and June
Email: rogerhed@md3.vsnl.net.in
Email: JuneHedlund@earthlink.net |
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The Horlen's - Philippines
Aubrey (Bo) and Cynthia |
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The Holcomb's - Latino Ministries in Colorado
Ken and Dee
Email: Holcombsmtta@hotmail.com
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The Humble's - Indonesia
Arny and Wanda |
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The Jensen's - North American Indians
Hal and Karen
Email: Haljen@mindspring.com
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The Joseph's - International Student Ministry - Arizona State University
Ben and Aleyamma
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Al Kowles - Taiwan |
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The Mellberg's - Mexico
Kirt and Debbie
Email: mellberg@tepic.megared.net.mx
Kirt and Debbie have invested 29 years in Mexico and have worked with nationals in establishing distinct churches among both, Mexican nationals and Huichol Indians. Each church, and every group of people with whom they have been privileged to work has been unique. The small village works have been known for their warm, "country" hospitality. The primitive Huichol Indian works are intriguing for their radical change to Christ from the worship of over 150 gods. In Tepic, they are presently working with city people in the Iglesia Bíblica Bautista de Tepic which now has an average of one hundred forty in attendance, a discipleship program, an Awana Club, and an active high school-college group. They are excited that God has opened up a greater ministry than ever and are confident that He has many more blessings in store. |
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The Okken's - Kenya, Africa
Tim and Jan
Email: tjokken@cableaz.com |
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The Scheer's - Rwanda, Africa
Gary and Laurie
Primary Ministry Focus – Training lay-Ieaders and pastors for the churches in Rwanda. The People – The Rwandese are spiritually responsive. Churches are growing faster than leaders are being trained. Ninety percent of Rwandan churches are led by people with no Bible or pastoral training. Major Challenges – Bureaucracy has kept the training program from building its own place for four years. Qualified staff are hard to find when so few church leaders have Bible training.
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The Stewart's - AWANA USA
Wes and Diane
Email:awana_az@cox.net |
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The Vargas' - Director of U.S. Latino & Caribbean Ministries
Joaquin, Oneida, Mariel, Abraham, and Laura
Email:jvargas@mtta.org
Since 1998, Pastor Vargas has collaborated with the Luis Palau Evangelistic Association. He has served in many evangelistic festivals in the United States, England, Mexico and Argentina. He is a member of Next Generation Alliance© as an emerging evangelist with Luis Palau ministries. In July 2001, he was appointed by Mission to the Americas to serve as an Urban and Ethnic Ministry Regional Specialist working in the Southwest (Arizona, Nevada, Utah and New Mexico), Colorado and Florida. In May 2003, he accepted the challenge of serving in a new missionary role as the National Director of U.S. Latino Ministries and member of the Executive Leadership Team for Mission to the Americas. In cooperation with other Latino leaders, he is developing the “National Latino Outreach” project, a church-planting strategy to start 120 ministries in the next ten years. Also, he was given the additional responsibility of overseeing the ministries in the Caribbean. We have ministries in the Dominican Republic and Haiti. |
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The Wright's - Austria
Joe and Calla Jean
Web: http://netlifemin.org/missions/jwright/
Email: joewright@world.cbi.org
Email: calla_jean@world.cbi.org
Joe’s primary ministry is with the Austrian church-based training (CBT) ministry. CBT works in Austria, Germany and Switzerland and has over 500 course participants. Joe’s main responsibilities include serving as a CBT Austria board member and regional representative, developing courses, and teaching and helping with CBT Germany.. The CBT courses are highly practical, balancing knowledge of Scripture with emphases on godliness and ministry skills. Courses that Joe and Calla Jean have helped to develop include The Christian Marriage, Church Leadership and Spiritual Disciplines. "CBT is helping to fulfill the biblical model of training in the local church, and it is a privilege to partner with European Christians," says Joe. Calla Jean’s primary ministry is counseling, working with people facing challenges such as depression (a major problem in Austria), eating disorders and marriage problems. She also speaks at women’s retreats. |
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