Calvary currently supports 49 active individual or family missionary units, representing 32
countries, and 32 agencies. The breakdown
of primary work is as follows:
Church
Planting
Administrative
/ Support
Evangelism
& Discipleship
Leadership
Development
33% Church Planting (16 units)
16% Leadership Development (8 units)
18% Administrative/Support (9 units)
33% Evangelism & Discipleship (16 units)
Monthly Supported
Individuals
Global Workers:
Jeremy & Joy, Central Africa (no picture for security reasons)
Jeremy was raised on the mission field, being the son of Calvary
missionaries and grandson of Calvary members. Joy was also raised on the
field, and both had a deep desire to serve Christ cross-culturally. They met in
high school, but college took them in separate directions with Jeremy going
to engineering school, and Joy getting her degree in secondary education.
After college, God brought them together again, and they realized their parallel
desires to serve unreached people groups. They married and God has led them
to minister to a nomadic group of Muslim people with whom they will live.
After raising their needed support, camel-riding lessons, and obtaining their
visas, Joy & Jeremy are currently in language school. Pray for them as they
prepare for and are anxious to begin their work.
Josh & Julie, Northern Africa (no picture for security reasons)
Josh was raised in a Christian home, and accepted Christ at a young
age. In college, he had the opportunity to be part of missions trips both in the
U.S. and abroad. After college, Josh went to Africa for the first time, and was
deeply impacted by their lack of the truth of the Gospel. It was then that he felt
God’s leading to someday go back to share with them the good news of Christ.
Julie was raised on the field, and also came to know Jesus as her
personal savior at a very young age. Being exposed to missions her entire life,
she desired to serve on the mission field. God confirmed this plan for her to
serve using physical therapy.
Josh and Julie will be serving in one of the least reached regions of the
world where 99% of the population adheres to the Islamic faith. They will
be joining a team already in place who are strategically involved in church
planting. After completing one year of language school, their efforts will focus
on discipling local believers, encouraging the local “church,” and training
church leaders.
Acevedo, Reinaldo & Brenda - Paraguay
Arendt, Phil & Peggy – USA/Global
Ballast, Mike & Carolyn – Philippines
Baloyi, Sybil – Mozambique
Gary & Jami – Middle East
Dave & Julia – Central Asia
Bursma, Mike & Karen – Canada
Carter, Denise – Ukraine
Ceton, Dave & Laura – West Africa
Cool, Dan & Arlene – Chile
Brad & Sarah – Central Asia
Crooks, Mark & Kris – Italy
Crouch, Linda – Nigeria
Dominguez, Manual & Lidia – Mexico
Douglas, Dave & Carla – Papua New Guinea
Eberline, Jim & Cheryl – Uruguay
Scott & Colleen – Southeast Asia
Girwarnauth, Andy & Kathleen – Guyana
Hanna, Bob & Sandy – Costa Rica
Jeremy & Joy – Pioneers, Central Africa
Tom & Jan – Middle East
Dave & Sonja – Central Asia
Lazarus, Sheri & Shalom – USA
McCune, Keith & Grace – Philippines
Dan & Celeste – Central Asia
Mnisi, Lucky & Sonet – Mozambique
Moore, Keith & Dawn – Honduras
Roy & Jennifer – France
Peterson, Steve & Nara – Brazil
Poggemiller, Dwight & Melissa – Romania
Richey, Amy – Ukraine
Riepma, Mike & Cher – Bolivia
Rittenhouse, Dave & Flora – South Africa
Schuster, Jonathan & Rebecca – Ireland
Schutter, Marlene – Papua New Guinea
See, Roger & Karen – USA
Alex & Melissa – Central Asia
Glenn & Mary – Central Asia
Valenza, Frank & Judy – Brazil
VanderWerf, Terry & Helen – Mexico
Victor, Jonathan & Hannah – India
Josh & Julie – CrossWorld, N. Africa
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