Hello friend!!!

I am so excited to have the opportunity to serve alongside a godly team of missionaries at The Ocean church in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania! Our team's mission focuses on discipleship, outreach and church planting. I will partner with this team by leading children's ministries and outreach. By providing opportunites for the church to reach outside her walls...

we will be serving as the salt and light to the unreached in Dar es Salaam!!!

My heart's mission is simply to live out the words of John the Baptist when he said this about Jesus in John 3:30...

"He must become greater and greater, and I must become less and less."

We are the Bryner family. Daniel, Khuyen, Peter and Grace. God has called us to be missionaries to Cambodia and we are SO excited! There is a huge number of Vietnamese living in Cambodia and that is the group that we plan to focus on. Khuyen was born and raised in Vietnam, so she already knows the language and the culture. This will be a huge asset for us.
The Vietnamese in Cambodia are extremely poor. Most of them live in floating villages and survive by fishing. Many of them lack even basic necessities like clean drinking water.

They live in poverty that we can hardly imagine, but even worse than their physical poverty is their spiritual poverty.

We estimate that 1 out of 600 in this group has a personal relationship with Christ. Most of them have never even heard the good news of Jesus Christ!
Khuyen was born into a Buddhist family. For most of her life growing up, she had never heard the gospel. But when she was in college, Assemblies of God missionaries came and eventually led her to the Lord. Today her life has been completely changed.
So Khuyen was led to the Lord by missionaries and now feels called to be a missionary and take the gospel back to her own people.



Would you consider partnering with us through prayer and financial support to reach the Vietnamese in Cambodia? Our dream is to see God change hundreds of lives the way He has changed Khuyen's life.

As a school teacher Ruth has had many opportunities to minister in the Philippines. She began her term teaching Kindergarten at Faith Academy, the largest MK (missionary kids) school in the world located in Metro Manila. More recently she worked with the National Christian Education Department of the Philippine Assemblies of God in conducting teacher training seminars for church workers. There is a great need for children’s ministry workers in a country where fifty percent of the population is 17 and under. Ruth often travels to remote areas where there is little electricity and no phone lines in order to help equip these workers.

For over 30 years Linda and I have preached, taught and lived the Gospel in Indonesia. We have used evangelistic teams, media tv and radio, and reaching out in cities and villages. We have kept the gospel pure and simple and many thousands of Indonesian people have received salavation by commting themselves to Jesus Christ. We went with pure hearts and simple words so that all could understand. At times it was not easy. Being the largest muslim nation in the world, time and time again there was much opposition. Every time when those came to oppose us, the Holy Spirit came and protected us from physical harm, abusive and threatening words, and officials who did not want us there.
We still have 80 radio stations airing our five programs in at least 60 places all over the country. We were able to produce a television program for two years running and had great success. We are not finished yet. We are planning to begin ministry among the muslims. I cannot tell you where but it is a spot where we believe God has designeated for us to go. With His protection and your prayer and financial support, WE CAN DO IT. Watch for the latest news about our ministry.
Remember this, the Gospel is our our only true GPS. As we present the gospel to the lost in Indonesia, we are praying along with all of you that they will look at the greatest GPS in this world and get the guidance they need. God bless you all.

Tim and Joyce Jarvis have been A/G missionaries since 1995 and arrived in Africa for their first assignment to Tanzania in 1997. Ten years of their missionary career have been spent in Tanzania. They spent 7 years in the states from 2001 – 2007 working with Convoy of Hope International. They spent two years in the states beginning in 2012 when Joyce was diagnosed with cancer; after surgery and chemo they were cleared to return to the field and arrived in Tanzania in February 2014. Joyce’s health issues made it necessary for them to return to the states and they began asking God for His direction. In June of this year, 2015, the were asked to take over the ministry of ALS (Africa Library Services) which is part of Africa’s Hope Ministries of AGWM Africa. Tim’s responsibilities will include overseeing the procurement, shipment and tracking of all training materials sent to our 340+ Bible School Libraries and training centers across Africa. He will travel to countries across Africa to help them set up their libraries and organize distribution centers in Africa. Our goal will be to further the Gospel in Africa through training men and women who have been called to reach the lost. “SPIRIT EMPOWERED, BIBLICALLY TRAINIED LEADERS ARE AFRICA’S HOPE”.

Joyce will be working with the Africa Communications team as they endeavor to communicate important information pertaining to our missionary endeavors across the African continent.

Gary and Michele Gallina have church planted in Decan, Kosovo and Mitrovice, Kosovo from 2001 until 2009 among Muslim Albanians. They were called from full-time secular employment to full-time missionary service after going on a prayer team shortly after the end of the Kosovo war in 1999. From 2009 until 2012, they church planted among Albanians in Skopje, Macedonia. Macedonia is a country consisting of one-third Albanians without a church yet among them. They served at the University of Valley Forge as Missionaries in Residence from 2012 until 2014. There they taught missiology to students, as well as mentored future missionaries. Currently they continue to work with Albanians as campus pastors and teaching at the Assembly of God College in Tirana, Albania, called Evangelical Theological College. Their desire is to train, assist, and mentor these Albanian students as church planters, pastors, and missionaries to further reach their own people and spread the gospel throughout the Balkan countries.

Paul and Mechthild have planted churches as well as assisted others to plant churches in the following cities: Saarbrücken, St. Wendel, Neuwied, Merzig, Erfurt, Eisenach, Jena, Trier, and East Berlin. Many lives have been touched and changed by the power of God as these churches continue to fulfill the Great Commission. Paul was also instrumental in helping to initiate the two BFP (AG partner church in Germany) church Districts of Rhineland Palatinate / Saarland and Thuringia. Paul serves as Field Moderator for a team of 40 Assemblies of God missionaries and missionary associates ministering in Germany. The Clarks most recently planted a church in Bad Dürkheim, located about 60 miles southwest of Frankfurt. Presently Paul and Mechthild are living in Lindau, Germany and are planting a new church 6 miles accross the border in Bregenz, Austria. The Clarks are actively involved in teaching as well as assisting and coaching other churches being planted in German speaking Europe. Paul also founded and continues to adminster a web based resource ministry for German speaking pastors and church workers. http://www.forumgemeindebau.de/.

Kim and Shari Babcock have been called to serve as youth, associate and senior pastors before becoming missionaries, since their marriage began thirty years ago. Parents of four grown children, God saw fit to put them in a position to “parent” Argentine youth through the ministry of King’s Castle in Argentina. The Holy Spirit has anointed this ministry and is raising up leaders and teens in local churches throughout the country. These awesome young people are learning how to bring messages of salvation, heal the sick, cast out devils and how to walk in the power and gifts of the Holy Spirit! Kim and Shari place a strong emphasis on intimacy with Jesus and simply hearing His voice and obeying. They also stress being servant leaders, which has opened doors into municipalities to present the Gospel in larger venues. In the face of so many broken families, absent or abusive parents, God has placed a desire to provide formation to this generation and to raise up young warriors who seek and find "treasures hidden in darkness" Isaiah 45:3, in order to bring those precious souls to Jesus.

John and Bethany Baker have served Michigan churches in Cheboygan, Newberry and Coldwater for over the last twenty-five years. Both John and Bethany were raised in Assemblies of God pastors' homes and they themselves have three of their four children who are either ministers or are preparing for a life of full-time Christian service.

The Bakers were content to remain at the church they pastored until retirement. They enjoyed a comfortable life leading a loving church and held prominent positions in their community, but the Lord had another plan for their lives. He called them to become missionaries.

In the autumn of 2017 Kenneth Thijm, the Superintendent of the Assemblies of God in the Netherlands Antilles, asked the Bakers to come and help him and the A/G churches on the Island of Curacao. This couple have been tasked with leading the New Life Bible College and to establish a church for the English-speaking community, which includes American personnel stationed at a US Air Force facility. As missionaries, John and Bethany will help in leadership and training for pastors and churches in Curacao.

Thank you for visiting our site. We are Pierce & Meghan Davis and with our two children, we are on a journey to bring hope to the people of Southeast Asia. Forgotten in the midst of wars and social injustice, Thailand & Southeast Asia are considered part of the least reached areas in our world. For centuries they have bowed down to gods and idols, but our desire is to show them the one and only true God; a God that loves them and a God that desperately wants to know them. With your help, we can reach the millions who have never heard the name of Jesus.



We are currently building a team of like-minded individuals who desire to plant churches and help spread the greatest message ever told. If you are interested in reaching the unreached through compassion and humanitarian efforts, planting churches, reaching university students and allowing people to know the true God of this world then message us to find out how you can join our team in Thailand.



In a predominantly Buddhist region, there are currently over 66 million unreached people in Thailand alone. With your help, we can reach these people. If you desire to know more about what is happening in Thailand, our ministry, and how you can join our church planting team email or visit us at www.gothailand.me.

Our family is preparing for a lifetime commitment to compassion-evangelism in Nicaragua. We will come alongside the national church to reach the children and youth through outreaches, retreats and camps. We will also train up national children's and youth workers. Our greatest desire is to share the hope and love of Jesus with those who may otherwise not known. Web Address: www.compelledbycompassion.org

Dave has been a missionary to the Philippines since 1994 and Debbie since 1996. We were married in 1997. For many years we were involved in evangelism, church planting, and church leadership development.

In the first part of 2013, we accepted an invitation from the Asia Pacific Theological Seminary (APTS) in Baguio City, Philippines, to join the fulltime faculty. Dave does some teaching, but his main passion and portfolio is publishing. He edits the seminary's theological journal, the Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, which can be found online at www/apts.edu/ajps and he direct the school's book publishing arm, APTS Press. A list of our published works, which includes Dave's second book, "Theology in Context: A Case Study in the Philippines" can be found under the APTS Press page at www.apts.edu.

APTS uses English as the language of instruction. Debbie heads up the school's English language program, which helps Asian students from other language backgrounds to prepare for study in our regular programs. Both of us are passionate about mentoring and preparing the next generation of Asian pastors, evangelists, missionaries and Bible school teachers to carry the gospel to the unreached in Asia. Thank you for partnering with us!

We can also be found at:
www.facebook.com/davejohnson
www.facebook.com/daveanddebbiejohnson
www.twitter.com/drdavejohnson
www.linkedin.com/drdavejohnson
www.agwmphilippines.org

Pray for Revival in Poland and for many friends that we are working with as part of our personal evangelism. Also pray for the 3 church plants we are working with.

Lovers of Jesus, HIS word and and HIS people! Believers in GREAT miracles and GREAT adventures with God! Rick's phrase, "God's Got This!" sums it up! Rick and Jennifer have been in active global ministry as Senior Pastors, District Youth Directors, Evangelists, and church consultants for over three decades. Rick's assignment as the lead pastor of the International Christian Fellowship of Rome includes reaching over ONE Million for Christ through the ministries of ICF Rome (www.icfrome.org). Our vision is to break the barriers of religion, expand the outreach to over one million immigrants and operate a Life Skills/Resource Center for those rescued, abused and women at risk survivors. You can help us change a child's life, heal a wounded refugee, restore hope to the lost and bring Jesus' love to over 70 UNREACHED people groups and nations represented in Rome, Italy!

We are praying and believing for the Life Skills Center to provide ministry and multiple types of life changing levels of instruction and care. Will you consider your partnership to see this GREAT NEED fulfilled for the lives of those living and migrating to one of the most biblically historical cities in the world. Here in Rome, in Paul's prison, he wrote I will always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel..,being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion!" Help us continue the 25 years of work and foundation that have been laid in this city through the International Christian Fellowship of Rome. It's time to expand HIS presence as the LIVING Lord in Italy and to the nations!

This is your opportunity to be a Life Changer! Join the team because Life Changers make World Changers!

Heather is a pediatrician who is excited to reach out to people with the love of God as she helps with medical needs. She felt called to missions at the age of twelve but didn't know what it would look like. Through the years and the influence of different mentors, God has led her to medical missions in Zambia. She completed her undergraduate work at Evangel University with her medical degree coming from the Medical College of Wisconsin. During her pediatric residency in Cleveland, OH at Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital, she gained knowledge in tropical medicine by participating in the International Health track. She started her adventure in missions with an AIM trip to Venezuela in high school with her first visit to Zambia as a fourth year medical student. Various trips to other African countries and a Healthcare ministries trip to India, led her back to Zambia for a one month MAPS assignment in 2011. One of the many confirmations that Zambia was her place to be was unexpectedly finding the missionaries she first served with on the high school AIM trip now serving in Zambia. She spent 2013 as a missionary associate and completed her minister's license. She is now a fully-appointed missionary with the Assemblies of God and is itinerating with plans to return to Zambia in 2016. While in the U.S., she works at Southwestern Medical Clinic in St. Joseph, Michigan. It is another blessing God provided to maintain her medical skills in partnership with a Christian, missions-minded clinic.

Last year Heather had many varied opportunities in Zambia. She served medically in two local clinics and a hospital and co-taught classes at the local Bible school. She partnered with fellow missionaries and local churches, teaching adults and youth in several Bible conferences. She taught nutrition classes with Community Health Evangelism of Zambia (CHEZA), helping to spread information about Moringa trees. CHE is a Christ-centered development program for local communities and churches. This program provides education in the areas of disease prevention, health promotion and presenting Christ. By emphasizing wholistic car, self-government, sustainability and utilizaiton of local resources, CHE empowers individuals to use their God-given gifts and talents to reach others for Him. Heather is excited to return to Zambia to continue these relationships and explore reaching communities with a neonatal resuscitaiton program called Helping Babies Breathe. She looks forward to see what God has planned with a mobile medical clinic being prepared for women and children's health outreach. There is opportunity to bring together local clinics and churches in ministering to the body with cervical cancer screening and spirit with women and children's ministry conferences.

Steve and Trina have served in East Africa for approximately 24 years. They began their service in Kenya among an unreached people group focused in evanglism and discipleship. In 1997, they shifted from Kenya to Ethiopia where they served in various capacities for 10 years, including: Moderator, teaching, preaching, Academic Dean and Acting Principal of Addis Ababa Bible College, Sunday School developer, Missionettes, among other things. In 2007 Steve was asked to serve at the East Africa School of Theology as Academic Dean and to assist with EAST's government charter. During part of this time, Trina served as the Moderator of Team Kenya (AGWM). They served the new ministry, Live Dead, as the Team Leader Overseers of Live Dead East Africa. Live Dead is an initiative to plant churches among unreached people groups through teams (www.live-dead.org).

Currently, Steve serves as the Area Director for East Africa & the Indian Ocean Basin. Steve and Trina have the joy of serving seventeen countries in EAIOB. AGWM teams minister in fourteen of those countries, and there are thriving AG churches in at least eleven. Six of these countries still wait for powerful AG churches. Steve & Trina dream of a thriving AG national church in every country in EAIOB, and powerful local AG congregations within walking distance of every believer.

Steve and Trina are blessed with three children, a daughter-in-law, and a son-in-law, all of whom they deeply cherish: Josiah and Elizabeth Pennington, Priscilla and Reed Burr, and Micah.

We have been serving in Spain since 1985 involved in evangelism and church-planting. Currently we serve with an open-air evangelism ministry in Madrid called "On the Red Box" which focuses on prayer, evangelism, and training across Spain and Europe. Karen also works with Project Rescue Spain helping victims of human trafficking and women at risk.

Sheila and I are working to plant four churches in French-speaking Belgium. We would love to hear from you. Send us an e-mail or a letter and we will write you back. Also feel free to check out our web page: www.rials.org. THANK YOU for your partnership in the gospel.

Steve and Kim Puffpaff have been missionaries in the Caribbean Region for 30 years. They spent 24 years in Jamaica planting churches, helping establish Teen Challenge, and establishing the City of Refuge Children's home.

God has opened a wonderful opportunity for them to teach and mentor 250 pastors and leaders through Caribbean School of Theology in eight different Caribbean countries. They teach advanced Bible, Theology, Missions and Leadership courses to equip pastors and leaders to be more effective in reaching all the people in their countries with the gospel of Jesus Christ. We also do conferences on the Holy Spirit, youth ministry, etc., to touch hundreds of lives in the Caribbean.

Flynn and Renee serve as missionaries with Network211, an Assemblies of God global ministry using the internet to present the Gospel worldwide. This unique outreach has presented Jesus in 16 languages to over 32 million people in 244 countries and territories around the world since the ministry began in 2009. Flynn is Network211’s Director of Spanish Outreach. Since 2012, over 5.4 million people have viewed a Gospel presentation on one of our Spanish evangelism websites. Each month, an average of 10,608 Spanish speaking people make an evangelism response for Christ!
Flynn and Renee work throughout Latin America raising up and equipping teams of volunteers to follow up with the people getting saved online in their country. The goal is for each person who encounters Jesus online to be connected to a local AG church, bringing people from “searches to churches”. Flynn and Renee have established Spanish volunteer ministry teams of 121 Connectors in Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Uruguay and the United States. They will be raising up ministry teams in Chile, Peru, Costa Rica and Spain during 2018.
Flynn and Renee’s previous missions’ assignments have included serving in Costa Rica, Argentina, Burkina Faso and among Arab Muslims in the United States. Renee also served for 3 years with Project Rescue Eurasia, a ministry that rescues and restores victims of sexual slavery. Prior to his call to world missions, Flynn served as an Assembly of God pastor/youth pastor for 20 years in Michigan and New York. They have five children – Brooks and Laurie (27), Rachel (24), Olivia (22) and Sophia (19).

I became a widow at the age of thirty-five and I had two young boys to raise on my own. I was devastated and the future that my husband and I had planned for was not going to happen. It was a little overwhelming to look into a vast and wide-open future but God had great plans for me. It was during my first short-term medical mission trip to Brazil with HealthCare Ministries that I felt the call to full-time missions. Our clinic had seen 1500 patients in five days; quite a feat. However, as we were leaving on the last day, there was still a very long line outside. These people would not receive the medical care that they came for and more importantly, would not receive a presentation of the gospel message. It was then that the Lord said to me, "Someday you are coming back to this unfinished work." Later He let me know it would be after my boys were grown.

Recently, five different ministries (including HealthCare Ministries) have come together to form CompassionLink. In a few words, the big idea is "health restored; hope sustained." The goal of CompassionLink is to help communities define and work toward their preferred future. Ulitmately, we pray that they will embrace Jesus and the salvation message as part of that preferred future.

Some of the ways we accomplish this is through clean water technology, improved agriculture, health education & training, and community development. Our desire is to build long-term relationships with communities in which we partner with them in setting goals and coming up with a plan to reach those goals. We learn and grow together. During this process we intentionally find ways to share the love of Jesus and the message of salvation.



I am a nurse and I participate in 3-4 outreaches a year. When I am not traveling, I work in the CompassionLink office performing various tasks. I help order and pack medical supplies and equipment for our outreaches. I help create materials for health education presentations. I take my turn at the reception desk and kitchen duty. I help our accountant with data entry. One of the things I enjoy the most is taking phone calls from missionaries and health care professionals who want to become missionaries.



I greatly appreciate my prayer and financial partners who have come along beside me and are helping to restore communities to health. You are truly making a difference around the world!

Doug and Joan are Coordinators with Builders International Maps Construction. Builders International MAPS Construction continues to minister across the world. Over the past 48 plus years they have built churches, schools and ministry centers to promote the Gospel throughout the world. The Webbers have been foreign missionaries in Europe and God is expanding their responsibilities internationally. Every 44 minutes a new Assemblies of God church is planted around the world. This exciting growth means that there is a need for additional facilities. As we endeavor to build facilities that make a lasting impact on individual lives, Doug and Joan’s experience in community development projects with Convoy of Hope Europe will be invaluable. Doug and Joan will be serving in the areas of communications and operations. In addition they will lead construction teams and assist with disaster reconstruction. The Webbers have over 18 years of service in missions, giving them a wealth of knowledge and experience to help facilitate reaching the lost.

We are answering the call of God to serve in Indonesia, one of the largest countries in the world with a population greater than Russia. It is also home to the world’s largest Muslim population and over 220 unreached people groups (UPGs). Oswald J. Smith said we talk about the second coming when over half the world has never heard of His first coming. Our goal is to boldly proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ, equip believers for the work of the ministry, plant the Church where it doesn’t yet exist, and share the hope that can only be found in Jesus Christ. We will go to the harvest! We will take the life-transforming message of the Gospel into the dry and thirsty places, and with God’s help, impact lives for all eternity.