Click any of the names below for more information about an individual worker, or to support their ministry with a financial gift. For security reasons, only initials of the workers’ first names are listed.
Ab (Fund 609)
Ab is a recent appointee with WO who is discerning the Lord’s calling in her field assignment.
A and S (Fund 343)
A and S partner with churches to evangelize and disciple Muslim refugees.
B and R (Fund 324)
B and R have developed deep relationships in a Muslim minority group in Europe and are working to start a disciple-making movement among them.
D and C (Fund 362)
D and C, through ITEN, are providing education, training and support to church planters in Central Asia.
Da and Me (Fund 333)
Da and Me are helping a Muslim community grow physically, educationally and economically, in ways that facilitate sharing the gospel and growing in Christ. They serve under a co-op agreement with Interserve.
Da and De (Fund 618)
Da and De minister in Central Asia. They contextualize curricula with a Christian worldview to be used by both Christian and Muslim communities within Central Asia.
Gr (Fund 626)
Gr is a recent appointee with World Outreach.
Jo and Ka (Fund 617)
J and K work with Third Culture Kids (TCKs) through a co-op with Avant Ministries. They share the transforming love of Christ through caring for the often overlooked and underserved children of missionaries.
J and N (Fund 236)
J and N serve a recently planted church and its associated ministries, giving particular emphasis to the areas of evangelism and discipleship. They serve under a co-op agreement with Footprints.
J and V (Fund 260)
J and V serve in France (under a cooperative agreement with Teach Beyond), where they are active in their local church and as part of a city-wide team reaching out to neighbors through justice and mercy. Jeff heads an officially recognized coaching organization to train French Christians in making disciples who will make other disciples.
Ka (Fund 630)
Ka is a recent appointee who serves in Europe under a co-op agreement with TeachBeyond. She is the local member care coordinator supporting and encouraging individuals and families.
La (Fund 626)
La is a recent appointee with World Outreach; she serves under a co-op agreement with TeachBeyond. She will be “training children in the way they should go” (Proverbs 22:6), teaching them about the Lord and to know the Lord, as well as teaching English in a multicultural setting in a French school in France.
M and N (Fund 627)
M and N are recent appointees with World Outreach; they serve under a co-op agreement with Serge. They will be working with a multicultural, missional church plant in the city of London to evangelize the unreached, and empower the local church to fulfill its missional calling through word and deed.
Mt (Fund 608)
Mt is a recent appointee with WO who is discerning the Lord’s calling in her field assignment.
P and J (Fund 339)
P and J will be church planting in Central Asia, ministering to new communities of faith.
Po (Fund 512)
Po carries out evangelism, discipleship and church planting in a Muslim-majority city, under a co-op agreement with OM.
R and E (Fund 352)
R & E are serving in West Asia/Central Asia.
R and J (Fund 619)
R and J are working with an EPC WO Engage 2025 team to plant churches in Southeastern Europe.
Sa and Ch (Fund 326)
Sa and Ch collaborate with, coach, and equip leaders towards catalyzing movements of disciple-making in urban spaces across Eurasia.
Sc and Co (Fund 415)
Sc and Co serve under a co-op agreement with Serge, and are part of a church-planting team in an immigrant Muslim community in the United Kingdom.
T and D (Fund 904)
T and D have served for decades under a co-op agreement with Pioneers, carrying out a ministry of evangelism and discipleship among unreached peoples.
T and P (Fund 905)
T and P serve on a WO Engage 2025 team, planting churches among a Muslim unreached people group.
Ti and Ki (Fund 202)
Ti and Ki developed expertise in starting businesses to benefit communities and build relationships in which to share the gospel. They serve under a co-op agreement with Pioneers planting churches among Muslim peoples with least access to the gospel.