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As a Church
we support several individuals, couples and families who have been
called by God to work in a particular country, project or activity.
Details of all those we currently support can be found below |
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Family Fullness Ministries
Family
Fullness Ministries is led by Pastors Neil and Joan Sayers.
They have a world-wide itinerant ministry and are dedicated
to working in partnership with the local church to see
families reach their full potential in God. They have an
office in the UK and also in Houston, USA.
Family Fullness website
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Luka and Angie Ilic
Luka is pursuing a PhD in
Theology with a full scholarship at the Lutheran Theological
Seminary in Philadelphia and they are living in a small
apartment on campus. They plan to eventually return to
Serbia; their vision is to teach and equip local believers
for service in the Slavic countries.
Luka and
Angie's website
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Rob & Sarah Hay
Rob & Sarah
Hay have two young boys and are located at Redcliffe Mission
Training College in Gloucester and their ministry is to
prepare God's people for mission and mission for God's
people. They teach students at Redcliffe and around the
world, provide resources, mobilise mission and seek to raise
awareness. They are also researching current issues in world
mission and help organisations to change and adapt and
develop resources.
Rob & Sarah's
website
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Powerpack Ministries
Powerpack
Children's Ministry began in 1986 and is led by full time
worker Heather Thompson. Interdenominational and charismatic
in character it is also team based. Powerpack is involved in
large events such as Spring Harvest, Faith Camp and
Grapevine. The ministry's main emphasis is on the training
and equipping of children's leaders, parents and children.
Powerpack website
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Gundula Koethnig
Gundula has
been part of the ACTS (AIDS, Counselling, Training and
Support) community clinic in South Africa team since July
2004. They specialise in the care of patients with HIV/AIDS
and she works out in the community and treats people in
their own homes. The area where she lives and works - south
of the Kruger National Park- has an HIV/AIDS rate of around
40%.
ACTS Clinic website
Download a promotional video of this ministry
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Pat Frame
Pat is
located in Kiev, Ukraine working for Aliyah Highways. She is
responsible for co-ordinating a team of 40, working in four
countries, seeking to provide transport, education and aid
thus enabling Jewish people to return (Aliyah) to Israel -
God's prophetic word in action!
Aliyah Highways website
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Richard and Karen Hanson
Richard &
Karen are Interserve Partners in the Arab World, studying
Arabic language for 2 years from August 2005. They have 2
children, Tim and Amy.
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Adrian and Naomi Frost
Adrian and
Naomi joined the BEM in Feb 2001. In Sept 2002 they moved to
the Ardennes to work in the BEM church in Libramont where
Adrian has been the full-time Pastor since July 2005. Naomi
has various roles both in Church and at home. They live in
nearby Bastogne with their three boys: Zachary, Oliver and
Joachim.
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Nigel and Heather Drury, children
Gail and Stephen
Since
1987 Nigel and Heather have been involved in a range of
aspects of Early Childhood Development in the needy
communities of Southern Africa. From a South African
base their organisation Little Seeds Trust trains
(mostly) women from South Africa and neighbouring and
nearby countries including Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe
and Mozambique as pre-school teachers in national
qualifications. Today there are over 300 students on the
register. Another significant part of the ministry of
the Trust is in serving HIV/AIDS focussed home-based
care and orphan care organisations through a range of
psychosocial support training courses and the
development of support structures for orphans and their
care-givers.
With
over 30% of the adult population infected by the HIV
virus in their locality the needs are enormous. In 2006
a ‘Church Mobilization’ programme has started for a
district in South Africa whereby Little Seeds is working
alongside the local churches fraternal body to bring a
range of training to church leaders and members to
enable all congregations to get more meaningfully
engaged in bringing help to those suffering loss and
hardship through AIDS death and resultant disintegration
of families. More information can be found on their
website:
www.littleseeds.co.za
Download a promotional video of the Little Seeds minstry
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Rob and Margaret Hill
Rob & Margaret Hill are in
north Pakistan as House Parents in Murree Christian
School. It's a challenging task. We are 'parents' to
15 lively teenage boys of nine different nationalities.
Life in Asia is different to UK but the people are
helpful and friendly.
We look forward to having a
holiday at home at Christmas before returning
for the winter. The weather at 2200m will be cold with
snow.
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