These are our own. People who were formed in this house and are now serving on the field, from Puerto Rico to Haiti to South Africa. They are still family, and you can stand with them by name.
Supporting a missionary is personal. Each of these links goes straight to their own giving page, so what you send goes directly to them and the work they are doing. Prayer matters just as much, and they would tell you it matters more.
Serving at the mission base with Africa4Jesus.
Hannah is developing the internship programs, earning her theology degree, and providing administrative and tangible support to the ministry while going out on local outreach. Her time on the field runs in three-month stretches, set by each visa she is granted.
Founders of Ministers Connection Puerto Rico.
Sam and Odalis are originally from Valrico, Florida, and now live in Utuado. Their primary mission is to build relational bridges between pastors, churches, and individuals. Through Ministers Connection Puerto Rico they meet regularly with pastors and their wives to offer encouragement and prayer and to strengthen the relationships among leaders across the island.
They are also developing a missions house that will prepare a new generation of world missionaries through personal discipleship and hands-on training, and establishing a House of Prayer to unite churches from many denominations in a call for revival and unity in the Body of Christ.
Missionary and Creative Coordinator with the Hands and Feet Project.
Carys was born and raised in Brandon and has been part of Overflow since she was twelve. She serves vulnerable children and families in the south of Haiti, and she is passionate about telling their stories through images, sharing the beauty of Haiti, and using photography as a way to build real relationships.
Keeping Bible translation moving, in the air and on the ground.
Phillip is an aircraft mechanic maintaining the planes that support Bible translators. Having spent time in hard-to-reach parts of the world, he knows the vital role a well-maintained aircraft plays both in the translation work itself and in the peace of mind of the pilots and their families. Anna is a speech therapist working with children and some adults. With a love for both speech therapy and linguistics, she saw how much missionary families need access to therapy care in order to continue translation work while giving their children the best environment to grow in.
Both are humbled at how their particular skills met their long-held dream of overseas missions, so that the Gospel can reach everyone, everywhere, in a language and a format they can understand.
Every one of these stories started with a stirring and a conversation. If something is moving in you as you read, we would love to hear about it. You can also see the ministries and regions we partner with around the world.
