These missionaries never thought about going into full-time missions, but God had other plans. He began to give them small steps of faith to take and then one day He introduced them to missionaries serving in a small war-torn country they had never heard of! For years the idea of moving overseas seemed crazy as they had careers, foster care, small group, and an international student ministry to juggle. Finally, on a Friday night, they prayed for an answer to the question that was burning in their hearts, “Should we go, or should we stay?” On that Sunday morning, God brought people from this same little country to their church and the answer was clear, “Go!!”

Ministry

Care group leaders/Elder of an international church plant

1. Care for the diverse congregation and visitors

2. Regional prayer meeting coordinator

3. Financial secretary in charge of withdraws/deposits, bookkeeping, and reporting

4. Preaching support

Part-time finance officer for a connected school ministry (Balkan STEAM School)

1. Member of the school’s leadership team, collaborate with school administration for planning and policy creation

2. Responsible for developing and monitoring the school’s annual budget, preparing regular financial reports

3. Accounts payable and receivable, payroll

High school English teacher at an English immersion school (Balkan STEAM School)

1. Teaching high school English to non-native English speakers

2. Mentor to high school girls

Why should others get involved?

John Piper puts it best, “There are only three kinds of Christians when it comes to world missions: zealous goers, zealous senders, and disobedient.” If we are to go well, we need to be sent well. By sending us you’ll be investing in spreading the Gospel in an unreached country and educating the next generation of leaders.