Encourage a Missionary
Our church traces its heritage to the founding of the Head of Christiana Church in 1706. We have always had a strong conviction regarding the centrality of missions in God’s plan of redemption. Indeed, the congregation left the mainline presbyterian church in the 1930′s in a desire to remain faithful to its missional roots. We give 25-30% of our gross receipts to missions. Our missionaries need your prayers and encouragement. Below are links to information on our mission partners. We encourage you to pray for them and write to them. If contact information is provided you may write directly to the missionaries. Otherwise, you can communicate through the missions committee. Email David Rose.
- A Door of Hope
For those of you who don’t know Ginny Geiger and the ministry of ADoH, you need to know that they are on the frontlines of enemy territory, battling for the hearts & minds of our local women considering abortions, those who have had abortions, and our teens & college students, all of whom have not yet understood the preciousness of life because they have not yet heard the good news of the Lord of Life, Jesus Christ. ADoH is a gospel ministry with gospel content, wrapped up in physical love, counseling, care, and material provisions for local families & families to be.
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- Website
- E-mail Missy Bombico at ADoH
- Phone:(302) 834-7343
- Armes
Stan is an (MK) missionary kid of parents Jack and Lolly Armes who served in Kenya for 35 years. He graduated from Rift Academy Kenya in 1965 and went on to graduate from Covenant College and Seminary. He was called to serve Christ on the mission field at an early age. Donna accepted Christ at age 10. She received a nursing degree from Southern Illinois University and has worked in various fields of nursing both in the U. S. and abroad. They served in Kenya for 10 years before returning to the states for health reasons. In 1987 Stan planted a church in Virginia and Donna worked as a nurse. In 1997 they accepted a call from MTW to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. They have 3 grown daughters.
Stan is currently teaching at the Bible Institute Eastern Cape (BIEC). He enjoys mentoring the students and taking them on hands-on missions trips. Donna is HIV/AIDS Training Facilitator for MTW. She is busy teaching the training course that she developed. Next year she is going to set up focus groups. She will bring in speakers who will discuss topics from a Biblical view giving students tools to apply theology to the situations that they will encounter.
Contact Info
- E-mail Stan & Donna
- Addres: 1 Southway Close
Southend, Port Elizabeth
South Africa
- Burch, John & Sue
John and Sue Burch have served with Mission to the World for since 1988. He was first introduced to missions through The Navigators and served with them while working with university students in Sweden. This first cross-cultural experience gave John an interest in the missions. Sue came to faith through the youth ministry at 4th Presbyterian Church, a missions-minded church, in Bethesda, Maryland. John and Sue were married in 1978. John received a M.Div. from Gordon-Conwell, a DMin in urban missions at Westminster Seminary, and a ThM from the Australian College of Theology. John and Sue served in churches in Maryland, North Carolina and Pennsylvania before joining an MTW church planting team in Brisbane, Australia for 13 ½ years. Their passion to prepare and care for missionaries for effective service has now provided for them several opportunities to serve the missionary community around the world. They are a part of the MTW Spiritual Life Team, and mentor with Cross Cultural Ministry Internship through the Global Training and Development Team. They served for 2 ½ years as part of the iLead cross cultural program and La Travesía Church plant in San Juan, Puerto Rico and are now helping to lead MTW’s Missionary Mentoring Program and serve in member care as missionaries to the missionaries of Mission to the World. They have two wonderful, lovely and very cool adult daughters - Rebekah and Ruthanne.
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2100 Willow Chase CtTucker, GA 30084770 558 6028 Home404 863 7624 John404 863 8116 Sue- Crane, Richard & Robyn
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Richard was born and grew up in Chile. With a BA from Covenant College and an M.Div from Covenant Seminary, Richard has studied at Westminster Seminary and has Chilean certification in systems family therapy.Robyn was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania and studied at Penn State. She has a BA and certification in educatio from Covenant College. She studied at Covenant Seminary and completed the PEPP program, a counseling and training center Richard founded.
From 1979 to 1991, the Cranes worked in church plantin and theological education with the National Presbyterian Church in Chile. After founding PEPP, Richard and Robyn started EMEP in 1992, a Chilean expression of Marriage Encounter. Their ministries and "therapy evangelism" brought couples to Christ and to Cristo Rey Church, were Richard was pastor until 2002.
The Cranes have been called to Miami to work in Latin America through LOGOI, a missionary agency that works with MTW. Richard is in charge of developing the pastoral psychology program for FLET - a distance education institution that provides Christian university and seminary studies for the Spanish world. He also conducts family seminars in Latin America and heads various othe projects.
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- Cross, Jerry & Peggy
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Jerry was born of missionary parents in La Paz, Bolivia, and Peggy is from Buffalo, New York. Peggy is a graduate of the State University College at Buffalo with a B.S. in special education. She also received her master’s degree in Bible from Covenant Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Jerry is a graduate of Columbia International University in Columbia, South Carolina, and also holds a doctorate in church planting from Covenant Seminary as well.Jerry serves as the team leader for the missionaries in Mexico City. He also trains and mentors church leaders in Brazil. Peggy has a varied ministry with women within the national Presbyterian Church. The Cross family has worked in Mexico City since 1987 and has served in Chile, South America from 1973-1986.
At this time they are in Patrocinio, Minas Gerais, teaching two courses at the Missionary Bible Institute: "Urban Church Planting" and "Living in Grace" three or four hours every day, preaching on Sunday at the local churches. They will stay on until December 10th for a conference with about 50 pastors from all over Minas Gerais
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- Cross, Wilma
Wilma was born to missionaries Walter and Mary Cross in La Paz, Bolivia. After graduating from Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri in 1972, she was sent to Chile by World Presbyterian Missions. She taught at the Evangelical Institute of Quillota. In 1979 she developed the first Protestant Ministry for women in Chilean prisons. In 1987 McLean Presbyterian Church formed a mission board called Wilma’s Partners in Ministry (WPIM) in cooperation with MTW. Ruhama is a mercy ministry of Youth With a Mission.
Her ministry has now expanded to include Ruhama Mercy Ministries. The focus of this ministry is threefold: Evangelizing women in prison / Training volunteers for prison and mercy ministries / Operating a girls’ rehabilitation home.
Currently Wilma is overseeing & involved in teaching a new mercy school in Santiago Chile. These schools are 3 month, live-in, schools which take up a new life-changing topic each week. Weeks one & two, for example, focus on "Who is God?" so that by week 3, God Made Flesh, the mercy and grace of the Lord is highlighted.
These schools exist to reach the heart & teach others to follow the pattern of Jesus ministry found in Isaiah 61:1 "The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me, because the LORD has anointed me to bring good news to the poor; he has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to those who are bound..."
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- Castilla 211-13 Santiago, Chile
- Dortzbach, Karl & Debbie
Karl and Debbie continue laboring in the key issues with which they have been involved for years. Debbie has resigned from her position as global director of HIV/AIDS and Health for World Relief but continues to work with them part time in curriculum development and other consultant roles. She has enjoyed teaching international health and missions courses at Covenant College. This year her handicapped twin brother has come to live with them in Baltimore where their classic row-home at the edge of the Johns Hopkins University campus continues to be a resting place for many internationals and a mentoring space for a regular schedule of about six people weekly.
Karl continues his seconded role from MTW to Peacemaker Ministries. Through his Peacemakers work he is now an adjunct faculty with the International Graduate School of Leadership in Manilla and the Asian Graduate School of Theology as the dean of the PhD program in Peace Studies. The PhD program is based upon a DMin program which he helped start six years ago and now has a total of 18 participants in two cohorts from nine different countries around the world. He travels to Manilla, Philippines to teach at least once a year plus other locations where courses are held. He also follows the students by phone and email as well as in person in order to mentor them. Karl continues working on the development of new curriculum in peace making for the "majority world", which will include a video and an "oral" curriculum this year.
Debbie's on-going health struggles with cancer have been met with God's strength and mercy. She has not had more surgery in nine months and is not scheduled to see the oncologist for another three months. We are thankful for strength to labor on.
Contact Info
Karl Dortzbach
Senior International Representative, Peacemaker Ministries
Adjunct Faculty, International Graduate School of Leadership, Manila, Philippines
443-570-3668
- Gildard, Jamie & Jackie
Jamie grew up in Maryland and was drawn to Christ through the Navigators ministry while attending the University of Maryland. After attending law school in Maine, he returned to Maryland to practice law. Jacki was raised in central New York. While attending Southhampton College of Long Island University, she became a Christian through the outreach of InterVarsity. Following college, Jacki worked as a paralegal in Washington, D.C. and met Jamie at a Bible study. Married in 1989, the Gildards attended Christ's Community PCA in Salisbury, Md, where Jamie was a ruling elder. The Gildards joined MTW in 1995, and served in West Africa prior to France.
The Gildards are part of a church-planting team in Marseille, France. They are building relations, sharing the good news of Christ, and encouraging growth and leadership among French Christians.
Contact Info
- e-mail: jgjg1989@gmail.com
- Address: Les Cyclades
5 Allee de la Desiree
13009 Marseille, France - Phone:011-33-491-41-78-15
- Gray, Rick & Wendy
Rick Gray is a graduate of theUniversity of Delawareand Covenant Seminary. Following seminary, Rick served as youth pastor at Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Newark, DE. Then he joined MTW as a missionary in rural Uganda. While in Uganda, Rick met his wife, Wendy, who was a Bible translator. After 20 years with MTW, Rick joined RUF International in June 2010 to serve on the University Delaware campus. R ick loves welcoming internationals and pointing them to Jesus. He and Wendy have three sons: Grant, Aidan and Chase.
Contact Info
ADDRESS: 228 Rhett Drive Newark, DE 19702
EMAIL: rick.gray@ruf.org
- Gutierrez, Gerry & Ruth
Gerry, a Peru native, and his wife Ruth, worked from 1974 to 1978 among university students in Peru before going to Covenant Theological Seminary where Gerry received an ETTA teacher's diploma and M.Div. Gerry was ordained in March 1984. The Gutierrezes worked in Las Condes, Chile, from 1984 to 1987 as church planters. From 1987 to 1996 they worked in and from Washington DC among the Diplomatic Community as the Washington Representative and Director of International Relations for Mission to the World. Gerry help to coordinate the Presidential Prayer Breakfast movement in Central Asia, Russia, North Africa and Latin America.
The Gutierrezes returned to Peru in 1996 where Gerry is working with the Project Nehemiah Corporation in a "Word and Deed Ministry" helping Quechua children orphaned as a result of the terrorist activities of The Shining Path. He is also involved in the prayer breakfast movement and the mentoring of young people.
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- Hayes, T.J. & Kyong A
Info/Bio: Since 2001 TJ, a covenant child of EP Church, and Kyong A Hayes have been serving with the Navigators in Tokyo, Japan through the BEST Clubs. "BEST” is an acronym for "Bible discussions," "English practice," "Sports," and "Travel," the core elements of the BEST Clubs, a ministry to Japanese college students. American Navigators staff co-labor with Japanese Navigators to run the BEST Clubs in several locations throughout the country.
From July 2006 to the present TJ and Kyong A, along with sons Jack and Sam and daughters Julia and Isabella, have been living in Colorado Springs working through the Navigators’ sabbatical process.
The Hayes will be heading back to Japan to join a Navigator ministry in Utsunomiya, a small city about an hour north of Tokyo. The Navigators have been ministering there for over 20 years and God has formed a multifaceted ministry reaching out to college students, businessmen and families. The Navigators also started a small church there a number of years ago, and it is mainly to those connected with the church that they will be ministering. TJ is excited to be able to study and teach the Word and to mentor/disciple men as they live out their faith in the context of their non-believing family and work situations. Kyong A and TJ both want to connect with other families and stimulate them toward a Christ-centered life.
Contact Info
- Address: 5745 Bourke Drive
Colorado Springs CO 80919
719-388-1654
- Address: 5745 Bourke Drive
- Irwin, Kirk
Kirk has been on staff with Campus Crusade for 15 years. The last seven he has been in the New York City campus ministry. Once in NYC he was drawn to the art students in the top art schools there. He saw a opportunity to use the unique talents of these student artists to not only minister within Crusade but to prepare themselves to go back into the arts world and be a much needed influence for Christ .”We were neither giving them platforms to use their creativity in the context of the ministry , nor helping them integrate their art and faith in preparation for going into the 'real world.'" Since that time nearly 100 college students have participated in a Creative Student Ministry called transFORM.
Another aspect of Kirk’s ministry is with the International Arts Movement (IAM) . This ministry was started by
Makoto Fujimura, a successful painter and member of the National Council for the Arts, It is IAMs desire to bring cultural renewel to the hearts and minds of people via the arts that are fully united to the claims and life of Jesus Christ. Kirk has been honored to be on the board of this organization and served for a time as President. This is a fast growing ministry and many important contacts are being made through this organization. Kirk has also been asked by Crusade to serve on several international committees involving creativity.
In October ‘07 Kirk will be married to Miss Sarah Kennedy, a beautiful red headed Texan who is presently a graphic designer at Crusade Headquarters in Orlando , FL. They hope to integrate their talents and calling and minister in NYC.
- Kiewiet, Dave & Jan
The Kiewiet family arrived in Australia to join the Brisbane Church Planting Team of MTW in April of 1986. Dave and Jan have four children: Rachel, Nathan, Amy, and Rebecca. Upon arrival in Queensland, the Sunshine State of Australia, Dave took up the work of pastoring a small, struggling Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Later, their family moved to a new area. On Easter Sunday of 1989, Dave, Jan, and their children, were privileged to be a part of the beginning of the Presbyterian Church at Indooroopilly. A year later the church was officially organized with a charter membership of 45 people. In early 1990, the church began a ministry to students on the University of Queensland Campus. Just before leaving on HMA in November 1990, the church elected its own eldership and called its first pastor. Dave has been involved in the training of men for the ministry by teaching various courses at the Westminster Theological College of Queensland. Since 1987 Jan has had the opportunity to teach the Word of God, weekly, to children in the Australian state schools.
Since 1997 Dave has been the principal & a lecturer at the Westminster Theological College of Queensland.
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- Mark Pedrotti
Mark has served with Wycliffe Bible Translators since 1993, assigned to Information Technology Services at the JAARS Center in Waxhaw, North Carolina. Through partnerships worldwide, JAARS provides quality technical support services and resources to speed Bible translation for all people.
Since 2005, Mark has led a team that produces resources to help people use computers effectively in their ministries. Projects include computer training courses and online Help for several computer software programs used by Bible translators, online Help for the enterprise information system (intranet) of the Wycliffe and SIL family of organizations, and documentation for the redesigned business information system at JAARS.
Contact Info
- JAARS Website
- E-mail Mark
- Phone:704.843.6422
- Marshall, Verne & Alina
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Marshall, Verne & Alina
Verne and Alina were married in June 1980. They have been involved in ministry to youth in First Presbyterian Church in Tuscumbia, AL and in missions in Peru and since 1985 in Santiago, Chile working with the unreached people group of middle and upper classes numbering close to 800,OOO.The goal is to plant three to five churches among the decision-making classes of Eastern Santiago. The method is to focus all effort on the first church which is the "Mother Church." Once the church reaches targeted size, it will spawn the daughter churches.
God has blessed the combined efforts of the church planting team and "Cristo Rey" (Christ the King) Presbyterian Church which has experienced uncommon growth in every area, and is pressing strongly in fulfillment of its vision.
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- Martin, Dave & Jill
David and Jill grew up in Christian homes and came to faith at young ages. Their interest in missions was encouraged by the churches they attended as children. David attended the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Newark, Delaware, and Jill grew up in Michigan, where she attended Covenant Christian Church. David and Jill met at Covenant College, married, and began teaching in 1985 at Wilmington Christian School in Delaware. In 1987 they went for two years to Cusco, Peru, to teach the children of MTW's missionaries there.
After returning to the States, David attended graduate shool in Michigan and became an instructor of physical sciencec at AUM in Montgomery, Alabama. Eastwood Presbyterian Church in Montgomery is the Martins' home church.
In 1998 they moved to Odessa, Ukraine, a port city on the Black Sea with over a million people. Since the fall of the USSR, an openness to the gospel has led to the formation of a Ukrainian Presbyterian denomination. The Martins teach the children of the MTW church-planting team in Odessa. Their small school has included up to 12 students in first through twelfth grades.
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- Mateer, Sam & Lois
Sam, a native of Park Ridge, Illinois, has degrees from Fuller, Princeton and Westminster Seminaries. Sam was ordained in 1966 and has pastored Presbyterian churches in Birmingham, Alabama and Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Lois, the daughter of a minister, grew up in Michigan and has degrees from Azusa Pacific University. Her ministry includes music, Bible studies, discipling women and coordinating a master’s degree program for Azusa Pacific University in Chile.
The Mateers began their mission career in Quito, Ecuador in 1981 where Sam served as team leader as well as participating in the founding of three churches. In 1988 Sam was appointed team leader of the Santiago Church-Planting Team in Chile and now serves as country director. They have been part of founding two churches, Cristo Rey and San Marcos, and are helping to form the first presbytery.
The Mateers have four grown children and six grandchildren, all living in the States.
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- Mylin, Mark & Marte
Mark and Marte are career missionaries and served first in Paris for six years under MTW but recently have relocated with GEM ( Greater European Missions) to the southwest of France in Montauban which is near Toulouse. The French pastor in the Montauban church asked them to come and help him with that church and several small struggling reformed churches one of which is in the Pyranees.
Mark preaches at the churches and has performed several funerals for British expatriots since he is the only English speaking pastor in the area. Marte and Mark participate in all the activities of the St. Martial church as well as giving catechism classes. Marte also disciples several ladies and is part of the newly formed gospel choir. This is a rapidly growing area of France with many opportunities., Neighborhood Bible Studies ( St. Martial, Montauban(2), Montech, young couples)
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- Stanton, Dal & Beth
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Dal, raised in south Florida, was saved by the Lord when he was 18, and was called into ministry soon after that. His wife Beth, a covenant child, was raised in Mexico, the daughter of a PCA missionary and pastor. Dal and Beth graduated from Covenant College in 1978 and Reformed Theological Seminary in 1982. Dal and Beth were married in 1977 and have 5 children, three of which (Jonathon, Jocelyn and James) are out of the nest, one, Josiah, is attending Covenant College, and the youngest, Johanna, will be completing High School in the U.S. during this HMA year. Dal pastored two churches (one planted) before responding to the call to serve with Mission to the World in 1993.After serving in Ukraine for several years with MTW, the Stantons served in Spain where God used their church-planting and leadership experience to establish the Madrid Church Planting Team. Arriving in Bulgaria in 2007, their initial focus was the development of EuroScope in Europe. After 1 1/2 years in Bulgaria, the Lord has led their ministry into another direction as Dal currently serves as the team leader for the Church Planting Team in Bulgaria.
MTW Bulgaria’s primary focus is church planting and renewal through community outreach and development. By identifying both the areas of brokenness and opportunity in the community, ministries are developed to address these areas. By tangibly demonstrating the love of Christ through various means the aim is to make known the hope of Christ and introduce unbelievers to community of faith. Community outreach ministries currently include ESL, university ministry, Daughters of Bulgaria (prostitution), disabled children and medical outreach primarily to elderly. In addition, theological training is being facilitated for the future leaders of the church with whom MTW partners, the Union of Evangelical Congregational Churches of Bulgaria, founded in the 1800s.
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HMA home: 1-678-388-9718HMA cell: 1-770-377-9352HMA Address:85 General Longstreet LineNewnan, GA 30265 - Sunday Breakfast Mission
"In 1893, the group called the Christian Endeavor Society of Wilmington decided that they would attempt to reach out to the homeless men and “tramps” of Delaware. They wanted to bring them to church on Sundays. Hearing about a similar effort in nearby Philadelphia, they went there to study it.
They soon established an effort to provide:- A meeting each Sabbath morning for the homeless men and tramps
- A free meal for these men
- Effort to find work for these men.
Their ministry opened at 7th and Lombard in late 1893. But soon, in January 1894, they began to provide shelter.
Through the years and several locations, the Mission has gone way beyond “Sunday Breakfast” to reach out to children through Sunday schools and women through “Mother’s Clubs.” They also continued to expand their ministry to men. All of this effort carries the same Christian emphasis and content of that early Christian Endeavor Society: To provide rest for the body and peace for the soul.
- Shelter for more than 165 homeless men nightly.
- Long-term Discipleship Program for 45 men suffering from homelessness, addiction, and other major life problems.
- Community meals for over 200 men, women, boys and girls nightly as well as food boxes for over one hundred needy families monthly, breakfasts for homeless men, and lunch for program people.
- Free clothing and furniture with counseling for needy families through our Community Outreach.
- Christian worship and Bible studies daily.
- Great Thanksgiving Food Outreach providing over 500 annually with large food boxes, turkeys, pies, rolls, and access to other services.
- Back-to-School Rally providing encouragement, positive messages, and backpacks with school supplies annually.
- Career Education Center giving hundreds of individuals opportunity to learn to read, graduate from high school, and plan a new work life.
- Thrift Store Ministry giving underprivileged families and individuals the opportunity to acquire desired materials unavailable otherwise because of cost.
- Vehicle Donation and Resale providing low-cost vehicles to low-income families."
Quote taken from the Sunday Breakfast Mission Website
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- Waldecker, Gary
The Waldeckers have served as church planters in Chile since 1983. For the first eight years they lived and worked in Western Santiago. Then Gary became the team leader of a church planting team whose focus was the unreached upper middle class in Viña del Mar. Until November of 2001 he was Mission to the World's Regional Director for urban South America. Currently he is the leader of a new resource team for Latin America. One of the tasks of this team is supporting our missionaries in the development of training programs for new national leadership.
Mission to the World has encouraged him to pursue further studies that would be helpful in the fulfillment of this new position. He is currently dedicating half his time to pursuing a doctorate in Organizational Development at George Washington University in Washington, D.C. The other half of his time is dedicated to helping resource the missionaries and national leaders in Latin America.
The Waldeckers will be living in the States until Gary finishes his program of study. However, Gary will be making trips to Latin America during this time.
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- Williams, Steve & Rita
The Williams are career missionaries who in the past have concentrated on counseling of missionaries and pastors. Having been encouraged to narrow their field of endeavor they will be focusing more on equipping nationals in the area of family relations, especially the younger generation ( the future Church)They believe that this is much needed preventative work. Steve also writes materials for churches and Christian schools. Rita assists him in these projects. Steve will continue to teach part-time at Grace Theological College as needed and with the family lead a Bible Study for Grace Church in Tauranga.
Contact Info
- Address: 24 Elder Lane, 12003, Tauranga, New Zealand
- E-mail Steve & Rita
- Phone:+64-7-579-4973
- Wilson, Elizabeth
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Elizabeth Wilson, graduated from the University of Delaware, USA (‘04) with a degree in Education and English as a Second Language. She joined Wycliffe Bible Translators (‘05) and accepted a 2-year assignment with the ‘One Story Program.’ Elizabeth is a Storying Consultant with Wycliffe Bible Translators.
Elizabeth worked in South Asia to craft 29 Biblically accurate, culturally relevant oral Bible stories for the ‘Kahani’ people group. She then worked with Wycliffe’s Recruitment Ministries in the USA, for 9 months, speaking to college students at Universities across the USA. Elizabeth returned to South Asia (‘08-‘09), to coordinate 6 mother-tongue teams as they completed oral story projects in their own languages. Elizabeth currently works as a storying consulting while living in Orlando, FL. She travels frequently to help train mother-tongue story teams. She has also developed a story set for ESL students. Elizabeth enjoys exploring new places wherever she is. She also likes hiking and rock-climbing.
See a short video highlighting the work:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2wp36w2SfM&feature=youtu.be
You can follow Elizabeth's story :
www.elizabethstories@gmail.com
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- Young, Steve & Sarah
In 1991 the Youngs went to Melbourne, Australia to begin a Japanese language church in cooperation with the Presbyterian Church of Victoria. They also established bridges between the Presbyterian Church of Australia and the Presbyterian Church in Japan by inviting Japanese ministers to participate in the work and by encouraging Australians to minister in Japan. This was accomplished in December 1999. The Youngs' mission since 2001 has been to establish a similar Japanese ministry in Perth, Western Australia, by making contacts with residents to eventually establish a church.
Contact Info
- E-mail Steve & Sarah
- Phone: 08-9448-8755
- Address: 91 Lynn Street, Trigg, W.A., Australia 6029
- YoungLife
Northern DelawareYoung Life has been reaching out to local middle school, high school, and college students for 25 years with the mission of introducing adolescents to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their faith. We accomplish this mission through the vehicle of relationships as Young Life staff and volunteers invest countless hours building friendships with students in the community.
Young Life hosts weekly Young Life clubs designed for every kid to have the opportunity to hear the gospel in a format that they can understand from a caring adult who is interested in them no matter what their response. Young Life ministries also host weekly bible studies for students who are interesting in deepening their relationship with God.
Every summer, Young Life leaders take middle school, high school, and college students to experience the best week of their lives at Young Life Camp. These weeks are designed with adventure and relationships as the catalyst of experiencing life the way the God designed us to live.
Young Life is designed for every kid!
We have current Young Life ministries in the middle school and high school communities of North Wilmington, Hockessin, Newark, and Middletown as well as college ministry at the University of Delaware and Delaware Technical and Community College.
Contact Info
Barry Bolton
302-312-9164 (cell)
email: btolton@delaware.younglife.org
website: www.delaware.younglife.org