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Darek Bigosz Missionary Krakow, Poland Darek was born in 1974 in Poland. He graduated from Business and Administration at Polish Open University. He holds the Oxford Brookes University degree. In 1997 he worked as a volunteer for IFES-Poland (International Fellowship of Evangelical Students). Since 1999 he has been involved in evangelization through Gospel music in Poland. He is the President of the Gospel Association and a member of the IFES-Poland Board. He's married to Ania and they have two daughters.
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The Bouch Family Campus Missionaries NY & NJ - USA After serving with Every Nation Campus Ministries for nine years at Florida State University, the Bouch family moved to New Brunswick, New Jersey in August of 2006. Now at Rutgers University, they are focusing on graduate students and the long-term transformation of the academic community. |
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Jeff & Ana Bullock Jeff and Ana are currently pastors in Scotland. Prior to that they were in Budapest, Hungary from 2006-2009. They have previously served in ministry in the USA as well as Europe. After serving in campus ministry, as the King's Park International Church youth pastors in NC, and as missionaries to Ukraine, Jeff and Ana Bullock moved to Krakow, Poland to plant a church in 1998. Since then, the church has grown through its focus on evangelism and making disciples even though the highly Catholic culture is resistant to the message of the gospel. Today, their efforts have been successful in raising up native leaders to pastor the church in Poland and they are moving forward in faith to do the same in Scotland. |
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Eddie is working in Ethiopia with an indigenous church planting movement called Ethiopian Emmanuel United Church (EEUC). EEUC has grown since its inception 14 years ago to over 100 local churches with over 30,000 members located throughout the nation of Ethiopia. He is involved in strategic planning, leadership development, church planting, reaching the Muslims, establishing campus ministries and community development ministry including working with orphans, establishing kindergartens, schools and medical clinics. Eddie has been serving in Ethiopia since November of 2004. He served in an Ethiopian Congregation in Raleigh, NC for 2 years before going to Ethiopia. He is an ordained minister and his background includes 2 years as an Associate Pastor in a new church plant in Raleigh, NC, a one year pastoral training program in Wilmington, NC, 2 years as Community Development Director for the Wilmington Family YMCA, a DTS training program with YWAM and 12 years sales and marketing experience.
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Chris & Renea Gill Chris and Renea are now missionary to Scotland after being a part of a church planting team for 3 years in Budapest, Hungary.
Chris’s initial service with missions began upon graduation from high school. He attended the University of Nations aboard the YWAM Mercy Ship Anastasis, a medical missions organization. During his three years working on the Anastasis Mercy Ship, he counseled students and led and participated in mission trips to many cities in Africa, Europe, and South America. Renea has been actively involved in ministry outreach since she became a Christian as a teenager. In 1999 she started teaching in public schools and served as a youth leader at her local church. She has also traveled on short-term missions to Nicaragua and Auckland, New Zealand. www.thegillfamily.eu |
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Igor & Elina Ivanishin ... Coming Soon |
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Lea Kjeldsen Lea was born in Ringkobing, Denmark in 1956. She completed Music and Geography Faculties at the University of Aarhus. She worked as a High School teacher in Det Gymnasium in Ringkobing for seven years. In 1992 she moved to Krakow, Poland and has been involved in youth work. Since 1999 she has been teaching Gospel music and conducting Krakow Gospel Choir as well as organizing training for conductors and musicians. |
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Alan Mitchell Alan moved to Greenville, NC in the Fall of 2002 to attend East Carolina University. In the Spring of 2003 God changed his life forever. After many years of running to the alter Alan made the decision to allow Christ to be the Lord of his life. For the next 3 years Alan was an active member in campus ministries eventually getting rooted and plugged into Victory Campus Ministries his junior year. He served in VCM until he finished school. During his last semester he felt God calling him into full-time ministry. He now is on serves on staff with Victory Campus Ministries. Alan’s desire is to reconcile young adults to God, to exhort and encourage students to achieve God's best for their life. Alan was recently wed to his beautiful wife Melissa. They both are looking forward to a lifetime of changing the world together.
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Daniel Overby Since moving from Jacksonville, FL, Daniel's heart has been directed by God to the International Students on the campus of East Carolina University. His humor, openess, and energy makes it easy for Internationals to feel accepted in this country of new cultures and opportunities. Daniel's passion for God is also evident as he shares with the Internationals the Gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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Przemek & Magda Sielatycki |
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Marcin & Rumbidzu Smola ... Coming Soon |
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Alan Vaughn Alan Vaughn is working in the field of Christian apologetics. A common predicament for contemporary Christians is not knowing answers to difficult questions or arguments posed by people of other worldviews. Alan began this ministry in an effort to help Christians effectively articulate a thoughtful defense of Christianity's truth claims and also to minister the love of Christ with gentleness and respect through relational apologetics. You can read more about Alan's ministry at: www.alanvaughn.webs.com. Alan has a B.A. in Religious Studies and a B.A. in Psychology from East Carolina University (2008). Alan and his wife Arlissa currently live in Huntington Beach, CA, where Alan is working towards an M.A. in Christian Apologetics and an M.A. in Science and Religion at Biola University. |
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Mike & Myra Watkins Even while we were laboring to plant a church in Lviv, Ukraine from 1993-2004, the Watkins felt that the capital, Kiev would be their next church plant. In 2004, when their time of leading the church in Lviv had come to an end and Ukrainian leaders were raised up, they embarked on a three-year journey that led them to New York, Manila and finally back to Kiev. While in Manila, they saw a kind of growth that forever impacted their lives. Simple people leading and discipling others in creative small groups! We knew that this was a great approach for Kiev, so we began our plans. Kiev has a population over 3 million. This is not only their new home, but it is a place for training others who will reach the rest of the Russian-speaking world. Click here to learn more about reaching Kiev, Ukraine. |
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