International Mission Partnerships
Cambodia: Mark Fishel with New Mission Systems International has begun his new work in Cambodia. He is currently concentrating on language learning and building relationships with people.
Southeast Asia: Michelle Z., whose location cannot be disclosed for security purposes, teaches English to children through Learning Is Fun International. She has developed many relationships with youth whom God has brought into her life through her teaching. Many have come into a personal relationship with Christ and she now has the unique opportunity to disciple and nurture their young faith.
India: Vivert and Neelam Lall minister through Mid-India Christian Mission, which started off as a Christian school and is now expanded to a multi-faceted outreach ministry. Vivert leads the evangelistic arm of he mission. He and his team travel and help plant churches, build relationships with the communities and encourage Christians. They also helped with the tsunami and earthquake relief efforts, which is on-going. Neelam coordinates Project Child Care, a program that provides financial assistance for children in villages where they are planting churches. If you are interested in sponsoring a child, please contact Neelam. They have two children, Monica and Lae.
Southeast Asia: Jonathon and Amanda M. with
Christian Missionary Fellowship International
are language learning in SE Asia (specific area undisclosed due to security reasons). They have completed their year-long intense language learning program and have moved to the city where they'll be working, ministering and living. They will be building relationships with the university students where Jonathon teaches.
Guinea, West Africa: Jeff and Laura Wilhoit serve with Pioneer Bible Translators in the Republic of Guinea, West Africa where they are translating the Bible for the Toma people group. They have two children, Kayla and Eric. They are making steady progress on the Old Testament and overseeing pastors teaching and training individuals how to read in order to prepare them for when they receive Scripture in their own language.
