World Missions

India | Presbyterian Mission International

Paul and Elizabeth Branch

Guatemala | EPC World Outreach

Paul teaches at the Central American Theological Seminary and serves as General Secretary of the Latin American Association of Evangelical Theological Education (AETAL). In 2016, Paul helped launch the Spanish language version of Live School to help equip indigenous missionaries around the world. Elizabeth ministers to children with learning difficulties and their families through a ministry called Avanza (Spanish for “advance”).

Malia Bridwell

France | Christian Community of France

Malia works with students and serves in women’s ministry in a university neighborhood in Strasbourg, France. Her focus is teaching French to international students by reading the Bible with them. She also teaches two English language classes each week.

Luke & Julie Brouwer

Haiti | HOPE Community Project 

Luke and Julie work with The Hope Community Project to support the family unit, helping develop sustainable income projects for impoverished families in Gonaives, Haiti. These projects provide funds for education, healthy food, and for regular healthcare. With income producing avenues such as raising poultry, agricultural projects, and food service, vulnerable families are better able to stay together, and also allow extended families and communities to care for the orphans among them.

Alexander Bychkov

Ukraine | Mission to the World

Alexander and his wife, Viktoriya, have 3 boys. Since 2015, they started a humble church-plant ministry in Oleksandriia, Ukraine. Alexander works as a computer developer, so he is a tent-making church-planter. Since then they have primarily focused on kids and teens ministry. They have been leading a Bible-study group of teens for a few years, called “Oasis.” For now they have about 10 teens and 10 kids as regular Bible students. Most of them are from unchurched families. Beside their regular Saturday meetings, they are trying to have all the activities they can, including summer camps, travels, holidays, movie nights etc. Their main focus, though, is studying the Bible with them.

Comfort Foundation

United States/Russia | Comfort Foundation 

Comfort Foundation ministers to the people of Vologda and Cherepovets, Russia by providing a Christian resource center and meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of underprivileged children in the region. The Foundation creates a network of prayer and financial supporters from churches, organizations, and individuals in the U.S. and Europe who will partner in long-term ministry to meet the needs of the children in Vologda, Cherepovets and the surrounding region.

Rami Fellemon

Jerusalem, Israel | Jerusalem Evangelistic Outreach (JEO) 

Rami is the director of JEO, a media, teaching, and relief ministry that seeks to follow in the footsteps of Christ by nourishing and strengthening the people of the Holy Land in body and spirit. JEO brings the gospel message to people of all ages through numerous evangelistic outreach and fellowship events, including social events and movie nights, children’s programs, and providing movies and music for Christian gatherings.

Rob & Tunde Futo

Hungary | Presbyterian Mission International 

The Futos serve in ministry hosting conferences in the summer and doing personal counseling throughout the year as Rob pastors the growing Sarokko (Cornerstone) church in Budapest. Tunde has been very involved in serving with music and leads discipleship and small groups.

Chris & Debbie Gibson

Hungary | EPC World Outreach

Chris and Debbie have served in Budapest, Hungary since 2004 under World Outreach/EPC and Ministry Essentials International providing counseling, pastoral care, and professional mental health services (Member Care) for missionaries and their families. They founded the Budapest Garden House and presently direct the department of Member Care for the EPC - "World Outreach". Chris is an ordained EPC minister and a Licensed Professional Counselor with training in Individual, Marriage and Family Counseling as well as Critical Incident Debriefing and Crisis Intervention. Debbie's ministry includes intercessory prayer, women's ministries and hospitality. Their mission is to keep missionaries healthy, effective and on the field.

Kevin & Mary Ellen Golding

Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia | The Seed Company 

Kevin and Mary Ellen Golding currently serve with The Seed Company, a Wycliffe affiliate organization tasked with accelerating Bible translation. They partner with nationals to enable them to translate the Bible into their mother tongues. The Goldings focus on language projects and interns in the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Pau & Chiin Gualnam

Northeast India | Presbyterian Mission International 

Pau ministers in Manipur with the Reformed Bible Institute. He helps in vision and planning by training pastors, elders and deacons, upgrading the Bible institute, and giving seminars on evangelism, missions, and church planting along with Central missionaries Khen and Rith Tombing. 

Marty and Diana Guise

Honduras | Allegro

In May of 2020, Marty and Diana Guise began to serve through Union Chrisitan Church in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The church is one of two English-speaking churches in the capital city and serves a variety of missionaries, school teachers, Embassy workers, expats, and English-speaking Hondurans. After struggling this past year through a multitude of COVID-driven restrictions, the church has begun to grow again and God has been bringing in many new faces. Because of the nature of being an English-speaking church in a Spanish-speaking country, we strive to engage and equip believers to fulfill their calling to serve God in whatever capacity that may be. Therefore, while we are evangelistic, we focus more efforts on equipping people to know and to share the Word. Outside of the church ministry, Marty and Diana open their home to people in need, seek to encourage others serving, and endeavor to be a support wherever possible. Diana also began teaching at a bi-lingual Christian school in August of 2021.

Aaron Halbert

Honduras | Mission to the World

The Halberts are starting a new team in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Aaron and his wife have always shared a passion for missions. Born in Honduras, Aaron has an understanding of the need for churches that teach the transforming power of the gospel in that country. Rachel served on several mission trips to Haiti, realizing the great need for God's Word to be preached worldwide. In 2006, they married and moved to Honduras to teach in a bilingual school. Aaron and Rachel then moved to Jackson, MS where Aaron achieved his M.Div. from Reformed Theological Seminary. They are excited to be part of what the Lord has in store for the people of Tegucigalpa.

Haiti Feeding Program

Haiti | West Indies Self Help

The Haiti Feeding Program provides the rice, beans, and cooking oil to feed children of the saline (salt flats by the sea) who are the poorest of the poor. Food is also provided for the inhabitants of the Poor House. These are elderly or handicapped individuals who do not have family to provide for them. In cooperation with WISH, Central has also helped build a school and provided teaching and training for pastors and church leaders.

Robby & Joyce Hamd

Middle East | EPC World Outreach 

Robby & Joyce reach the community through Christian-led early childhood development for poor, at-risk Lebanese and Syrian refugees, and migrant children. They are partnering with GROW centers and Arab World Initiatives (AWI). GROW centers focus on children 1-4 years old. AWI empowers Arab women and men called by God to reach the Arab world with the Good News of Jesus through evangelism, discipleship, and church planting. Robby & Joyce are also  work with parents to develop the skills they will need to create lasting, healthy, and productive relationships with their children.

Martin & Ulrika Helggeson

Sweden | Presbyterian Mission International 

Martin serves as a pastor of an inner city church and with an apologetics and outreach ministry called Apologia. His passion and call is to help Christians face and think through questions, doubts and objections to their faith, both in small and relational settings and by teaching, writing or podcasting. Ulrika and Martin both have a desire to minister through hospitality and will work together in the relationship building aspects of the ministry.

Stephen & Belinda Kelley

Europe | ETC/EPC European Outreach

EPC World Outreach missionaries Stephen and Belinda train leaders through European Training Center (ETC), operating 13 courses of training in Europe and the North Africa Middle East area, equipping them to evangelize through Believers of Muslim Background (BMB). Under the auspices of EPC World Outreach, teams of ETC students and others travel four times a year to evangelize among Syrian refugees in Germany.

David & Jane Kendagor

Kenya | Bible Faith Ministries (Bible Faith Church)

God called David and Jane to serve in Chepkechir church. David is a full-time pastor and Jane is woking with the women. With the ministry's assistance, the community started a new school, run as a public school sponsored in part by the government with teachers provided by them. The future in Chepkechir includes a 3 step plan to be accomplished as the Lord provides; a pastor's house, church building, and a guest house.

Eric & Rebecca Larsen

Global | Global Youth and Family Ministry 

Eric serves as adjunct professor for youth and family ministry for Covenant Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary. Eric also directs the Global Youth and Family Ministry and Institute. This includes recruiting, training, sending, and sustaining youth ministers around the world. Their goal is to develop youth ministry movements by equipping missionaries, national leaders, and indigenous churches to reach the next generation. Rebecca disciples and mentors girls and women in ministry.

Klodi & Migena Licaj

Albania | Disciples of Jesus Christ

Klodi and Migena were called to Berat to share in the opportunity to learn and serve in a part of the world where atheism was enforced under communism and sharing the hope of Jesus was outlawed. They lead the Disciples of Jesus Church, founded shortly after the fall of communism in the early 1990's. Under Klodi's leadership, the church has grown to a Sunday attendance of nearly 100, including more than 20 who participate in the church's youth group.

Guille & Debbie MacKenzie

Argentina | Presbyterian Mission International
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Guille and Debbie returned to Argentina to start a new church plant in a neighborhood called Palermo, in downtown Buenos Aires. Besides serving as pastor of the Spanish congregation at Nuevo Avivamiento church, Guille and other pastors in Argentina are launching a Church Planting Center called Misión BETA. The purpose of Misión BETA is to glorify God and promote the expansion of his kingdom through the multiplication of Christian churches and the transformation of cities.

Derrill & Becky Martin

Philippines | The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM)

Derrill and Becky work with TEAM providing a platform for cross-cultural partnerships between western churches and Filipino missionary teams that are taking the gospel to unreached Muslim people groups in Asia, going where the most people have the most need and proclaiming the gospel in both word and action.

Borbála Mikola

Hungary

Bori works full time in a Reformed Church in Budapest, Hungary. Next to leading Bible studies, counseling sessions, and even preaching once a month, has the opportunity to share the gospel with students in a local school, and at funerals conducted for families, other-than-Christians. Her special qualification, having classical Greek and ThM (from Covenant Seminary) degrees, gives her opportunities for lecturing at seminaries, conferences, and trainings. She is pursuing DMin in apologetics and communication (CTS) for furthering God’s kingdom in Hungary.

Michael Miller

Honduras | The Micah Project

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The Micah Project is a ministry in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, dedicated to providing young men in social risk situations with the spiritual, emotional, academic, and physical resources to transform them into servant-leaders in their families, society, professions, and faith communities. Michael's work with The Micah Project focuses on showing Christ's love to the boys in the community, many who have been homeless and living on the street.

West Indies Self Help (WISH)

Haiti | Pastoral Leadership Institute

The Pastoral Leadership Institute, in partnership with West Indies Self Help, facilitates Biblical teaching and training to Haitian pastors. Founded in concept at Central Presbyterian Church in 2003, Pastoral Leadership Institute's mission is to provide leadership and orthodox Christian training to pastors on the island of La Gonåve, Haiti. Local pastors would not ordinarily have access to the level of training and teaching provided by these seminary trained teaching pastors. The teachers, including M.Div. and Ph.D. trained pastors, travel at their own expense to provide sound doctrinal teaching and Christian brotherly love to the students in Haiti.

Andy & Irida Morriseau

Macedonia | Converge

Andy and Irida Morriseau, and their children Wesley and Liam, are serving in Struga, Macedonia. Irida grew up in Albania and is of the first generation of Albanian Christians. They plant self-replicating churches among the 500,000 mostly Muslim ethnic Albanian minority. Their ministry includes children's ministry and summer camps. The family also serves with Macedonian evangelicals. Ethnic, political, and linguistic barriers have historically prevented these groups from worshipping together. Reaching out to members of their own ethnic group just across the border, they work to promote God-glorifying reconciliation.

Joseph & Elfi Muutuki

Kenya | Presbyterian Mission International

Joe teaches at Daystar University in the Religious Studies department. Joe and Elfi planted a church in the community where they live in Nairobi, ministering to Kenyan Asians and Africans. The church is affiliated with a ministry to orphaned children in the slum area of Kibera in Nairobi and also ministers to handicapped people.

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Mauricio Palacio

Mexico | YWAM

Mauricio and Diana Palacio have been missionaries and staff members with Youth With A Mission since 1991, working in various locations, teaching on campuses and facilities locally, nationally, and internationally with University of the Nations. The university's primary purpose is to provide excellent education, training, and sound spiritual foundation with practical applications in field assignments around the world. 

Since 2006, Diana and Mauricio have been working as full time missionaries in Colima, Mexico. They serve their home and local churches with various types of ministries, hosting teams of missionaries and offering training, workshops and seminars related to calling, discipleship and creative ministries, and the use of arts as forms of ministry. They spent the first few months of 2019 in Langley, BC Canada for training and to develop a Spanish version of several discipleship and counseling programs, with the vision of taking these tools to Mexico and other Spanish speaking countries for further and more effective ministry.

Anderson & Lieke Panambunan

Indonesia | Ethnos360

The Panambunans evangelize and minister to the Maniwo, a primitive tribal people who are involved with sorcery, death, and evil spirits.

Luciano and Luciene Pires

Portugal | Presbyterian Mission International

The Pireses are church planters and serve with "Colloquium" where they help people understand how Christianity is relevant to modern culture. Over the past 12 years, more than 7,000 people have attended Colloquium events in Brazil, and the newest church plant has had an average attendance of 150 people at the Sunday Worship services. They are now planting a new church in Portugal.

Rene & Lani Quimbo

Philippines | Presbyterian Mission International

The Quimbos serve on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines, ministering to students and professionals by providing Bible studies and seminars on Christian living. Rene and Lani also lead the “House of Hope Ministry Center,” a ministry to the Bajau tribe, a very poor Muslim group. They offer programs such as educational classes, a daycare center, a clinic, and training to help Bajau men and women to earn a living.

David & Flora Rittenhouse

South Africa | Trans World Radio & TWR Women of Hope

David and Flora have been Central missionaries since 1980. Now residing in North Carolina, David is a senior accountant for TWR Africa region, and is currently developing an all-African finance team in the TWR Africa office. Flora manages project content for TWR Women of Hope, a ministry offering compassion, encouragement, and hope to suffering women worldwide.

Elbert & Cherrymae Salon

Philippines | The Life Resources Foundation

El and Cherrymae began working as staff at The Life Resources Foundation Inc. (LRF) in April of 2011. El is a teacher, giving students a solid biblical and theological foundation. He also works in school administration. Cherrymae works as the Registrar and also does administrative tasks for the school. LRF is a training center established to help mobilize the Church in the Philippines to reach the least-reached peoples with the gospel of Jesus Christ, focusing church planting efforts on the island of Mindanao.

Bartek Serkowski

Poland | CRU 

Through CRU Poland, Bartek and Gosia share Christ and build disciples among college students in Gdansk, Poland. They have been organizing Alpha courses to reach college students for Christ. The Serkowskis are also involved in a virtual ministry (www.KazdyStudent.pl). Every day 1,700 people are exposed to the gospel and 60 people indicate a decision for Christ. Praise God!

George & Timea Suhai

Hungary | Presbyterian Mission International

In his ministry to the Roma people in Hungary, George is involved in teaching and equipping Hungarian Roma Christian leaders and missions workers through Bible training, mentoring, discipleship and taking them through Sonship. He is the coordinator of a Roma Mission Team of voluntary workers from the local church, the director of the Roma Bible Training program, and he teaches Old Testament at Sonship Academy. Timea supports him in the ministry for the Roma, especially in leading Bible studies for kids and mentoring women.

Natee & Bee Tanchanpongs

Thailand | Presbyterian Mission International

Natee is a professor at Bangkok Bible College and Seminary and serves as moderator on the church planting team at Kritsajaak Samakitaam Meuang Maai (New City Fellowship Church). For the past year, the family has been working to plant a new church in the center of the city of Bangkok (Grace City Bangkok) and have now started three monthly worship services. Through preaching and discipleship, Natee and Bee equip national leaders to spread the gospel among the Thai people.

Ron & Bonny Thiesen

Hungary | Youth With A Mission

Ron and Bonny are serving as teachers at the International Christian School of Budapest (ICSB). Ron teaches science and Bible and Bonny teaches a world views class to seniors. ICSB is an outreach to Hungarian and international students who aren’t necessarily believers, as well as providing a service to help keep missionary families in the field.

Khen & Rith Tombing

India | Presbyterian Mission International

Khen and Rith both serve in the Presbyterian Church in India, where Khen is the Chief Coordinator of the church, and Rith serves as Secretary of Women in the church. Khen is also the director of Covenant Children’s Home, and they are both active in church planting and establishing Christian primary schools for the poor in rural villages.

David & Deb Walker

Singapore | OC-One Challenge

Dave and Deb serve with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in Singapore, where they teach, train leaders of 12 denominations, and work with others in church planting through the One Challenge Global Alliance (OCGA). The OCGA is a multi-national, multi-cultural, gospel-driven vision embraced by its 11 independent mobilization centers.

Johnny & Ellen (McCaskill) Walker

Tanzania | Wycliffe Bible Translators
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Johnny and Ellen Walker work with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Musoma, Tanzania, working to translate the New Testament in eight of the minority languages that are spoken in the region. Johnny is a linguist and dictionary specialist. Ellen is the literacy department coordinator, leading a small team which develops reading materials, trains teachers, and encourages local communities to read and be involved in language development.

Lucy Wynn

Honduras | The Micah Project

Lucy moved to Honduras and joined the Micah Project in 2016. The Micah Project is dedicated to providing young men in social risk situations with the spiritual, emotional, academic and physical resources to transform them into servant-leaders. In addition to her role as a caregiver and English teacher, Lucy is now focusing much of her time serving as Communications Director, producing the project's external communication.

Igor & Lena Yaremchuk

Ukraine | E3 Partners Ministry

Igor and Lena “train workers for the harvest” through Irpin Biblical Seminary. Igor is the president of the seminary and teaches Apologetics, Homiletics, Pastoral Ministry, and Logic. Lena teaches the organization of women’s ministry in the church, the organization and methodology of Christian camps, and the basics of medicine. They also hold evangelistic outreach events all over the former Soviet Union and around the world.