Shepherd’s Hope

Shepherd's Hope is a faith-based organization of volunteers that exists to provide access to health care for the uninsured. They operate 10 health centers that are located in donated facilities at schools, places of worship, and other community agencies. The facilities are open in the evenings to accommodate working families. Different faith communities sponsor each health center, serving as the primary resources for volunteer doctors, nurses and general office workers who staff the clinic each night. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Reception desk Medical records Health center set up Pharmacy assistant Bi-lingual interpreter Volunteer scheduler Volunteer trainer Eligibility specialist Spiritual care volunteers Community outreach specialist Licensed health care professionals - LHCP (physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and other LHCP)

Location: 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, FL 32819
Contact: Kathie Bynum, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.shepherdshope.org

Harvest Time International

Harvest Time International, a non profit charitable organization that provides relief to disaster, hunger and refugee victims in Central Florida and around the world. Since 1991, we have assisted low income and financially distressed families by helping them to meet their basic needs. Some of the things that Harvest-Time does locally: Operates the Community Hope Center (CHC. The CHC is a self-sufficiency program to support low income and financially distressed families through supplying food, a variety of household goods and hygiene products. The CAP is a self-funding community service, which allows the recipient to participate in their own solution by giving a donation toward the cost of operations. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Help in the CHC - sorting food and other goods - packing boxes - stocking shelves Receptionist Telephone Data-entry

Location: 225 N. Kennel Rd, Sanford, FL 32771
Contact: Lena Smolinsky, 407-328-9900 Ext. 135, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.harvest-time.org

Christian HELP

Christian HELP’s mission is to prevent homelessness by helping the unemployed find jobs while providing for them materially and spiritually. They founded the Central Florida Employment Council in 1994 and today over 800 employers belong to this organization. Christian HELP also produces the President's, Governor's, Mayor of Orange County's and Mayor of Orlando's Job Fairs. In addition to employment help, they house a large Food Distribution Center and offer families a wide variety of resources to meet their needs. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Housekeeping Graphic Design Phone/clerical assistance Event assistance

Location: 450 Seminola Blvd., Casselberry, FL 32707
Contact: Dawn, 407-834-4022 x 224, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.christianhelp.org

The Sharing Center

The Sharing Center works to prevent homelessness in Seminole County by assisting low-income families with basic and necessary needs during financial emergencies caused by job loss and health problems. Assistance for families is given according to individual need and The Sharing Center resources. Help may include food, toiletries, clothing, Financial aid with rent/mortgage, utilities, transportation costs, medical prescriptions, and other help specific to an individual. The Sharing Center networks with other help agencies and organizations and may refer a client for specialized assistance. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Receptionists Data Entry Sorters & Organizers Furniture movers Hair stylists Electricians

Location: 600 N. Highway 17-92 Suite 158, Longwood, Florida 32750
Contact: 407-260-9155 x 14
Website: http://www.thesharingcenter.org

Jobs Partnership

Jobs Partnership is the partnership of churches, businesses, and community organizations that uses Biblical principles to help people maximize their calling at work. Their passion is to revive the American work ethic by reconnecting the church to the public square. They provide the framework for local churches to engage in transforming the world one community at a time by equipping individuals to work and support themselves and their families. The Jobs Partnership applies an innovative approach to workforce development that provides a lasting solution to the challenges of insecurity, low self-esteem, and inconsistent work ethic in today’s workplace. The success of this unique Affinity Model of Shared Benefits’ comes by training people and building strategic relationships. They train people on work-relevant biblical principles that result in much more than just exposure to strategies for success. Their clients experience changes of heart that improve both their performance and their attitudes towards work. In short, they learn to put the American work ethic into practice. They also build relationships with businesses, local churches, and other community resources that build bridges to equip, empower, and employ people – motivating them to reach their God-given potential. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Mentors Job Counselors Hospitality Team Members Instructors Business partners

Location: 7531 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32809
Contact: Carol Hafer, 407-235-1521
Website: http://www.jobspartnershipfl.org

Frontline Outreach

Frontline Outreach, Orlando’s oldest outreach to urban children. In the heart of Orlando’s west side and surrounded by over 1,000 housing units, Frontline Outreach is on the cutting edge of urban early-childhood education and leadership development for urban youth. They offer educational and leadership programs for youth and families in urban Orlando. Their vision is to prepare young people to become world-class leaders through early childhood and character-development programs. Their ministry initiatives include: The Early Childhood Center, Orange County Headstart, After school programs, recreational programs and more. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Classroom moms Tutors Sports coaches Clerical/receptionist Reading and book club mentors

Location: 3000 C R Smith Street, Orlando, FL 32805
Contact: 407-293-3000, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.frontlineoutreach.org

Nathaniel’s Hope

Nathaniel's Hope is dedicated to sharing hope with kids with special needs (VIP kids) and their families. They do this by bringing hope and resources of encouragement to VIP kids and their families; providing practical assistance by offering free respite care for VIP kids; Educating the community on how to be a Buddy to VIP kids and their families; Equipping the community, especially churches, with opportunities, tools, training, and resources to reach out to VIP kids and their families; extending hope to VIP kids overseas; and sharing hope with grieving families. Many volunteer opportunities available.

Location: 2300 Jetport Drive, Orlando, FL 32809
Contact: 407-857-8224, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.nathanielshope.org

Pathways to Care

Pathways to Care is a 40-bed, not-for-profit respite center dedicated to providing health, housing and hope to Central Florida’s most vulnerable homeless. They provide short-term recuperative care and support services for homeless adults in need of temporary housing in order to recover from an acute medical illness or injury. Pathways to Care’s overall goal is to support their residents to achieve greater health, self-sufficiency and housing stability. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: - Administrative/clerical (including data entry, mailing, copying, etc.) - Event coordination/assistance - Financial planning - Job training - Painting - Gardening

Location: 430 Plumosa Ave., Casselberry, FL 32707
Contact: Anita Capetillo, 407-388-0245, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.pathwaystocare.org

Life’s Choices of Lake County

The mission of Life's Choices of Lake County, Inc offers hope, practical assistance, and the love of Jesus to those in our community affected by unplanned pregnancies. They offer free pregnancy tests, birth and parenting classes, post abortion help to men and women, and. They are also in the process of converting to a medical facility offering free Limited Obstetrical Ultrasounds for those who are considering an abortion. Most importantly, through Bible studies, they offer the gospel of Jesus Christ. Many volunteer opportunities available.

Location: 201 Floral Avenue, Eustis, FL 32726
Contact: 352-357-2202
Website: http://www.lifeschoices.net

Rescue Outreach Mission

The Mission provides emergency shelter, food, clothing, and spiritual guidance to disadvantaged, needy, homeless, and abused individuals and families of any race, national origin, sex or age. Many agencies bring or refer the needy to the Rescue Mission, including the Police, Sheriff’s Department, HRS, hospitals, nursing homes, churches, Salvation Army, Red Cross, Spouse Abuse, We Care, Christian Sharing Center and many others. The goal of the Rescue Mission is to assist the homeless and hungry to get back on their feet and into society as contributing, productive, responsible, Christian people. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Teaching - Financial planning - Creative writing - Tutoring (adults & children) - Computer classes Clerical - Phone/receptionist Facilities Maintenance - cleaning - minor repair work - painting

Location: 1701 W. 13th Street, Sanford, FL 32771
Contact: Sylvia D. Izquierdo, 407-321-8224, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.rescueoutreachmission.org

Hospice of the Comforter

Hospice of the Comforter is the only non-profit, community-based hospice serving incurably ill patients in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties since 1990. They provide a special kind of care that supports people with an incurable illness and their families. Hospice care enables patients to carry on alert, pain-free lives and to manage other symptoms so that their days may be spent with dignity and quality, at home or in a home-like setting. Hospice of the Comforter's philosophy emphasizes the importance of the physical, mental and spiritual aspects of life's last journey. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Patient and family care volunteers Clerical support and data entry for virtually every department Telephone support and filing Packet assembly and bulk mail preparation Cookie Baking for our marketing efforts Community outreach volunteers

Location: 480 W. Central Parkway, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
Contact: 407-682-0808
Website: http://www.hospiceofthecomforter.org

Healthcare Center for the Homeless

The mission of Heath Care Center for the Homeless is to provide quality health care services that improve the lives of the homeless and medically indigent people in our community. They have been providing quality health care services to Central Florida's homeless and indigent men, women and children for over a decade. This award-winning non-profit organization has been heralded for making the community a healthier place and for helping the homeless back to self-sufficiency. After all, you can't work if you're ill; you can't fill out an application if you can't see to read it; and in Central Florida's hospitality industry, a healthy smile is a requisite for work. The Orange Blossom Family Health Center was opened by HCCH in January of 2006 to further their mission to offer a systemic solution to move people out of homelessness and into self-sufficiency as well as offering a safety net to the financially precarious keeping them from falling into homelessness due to the expenses of a catastrophic illness or loss of income due to illness. The services at HCCH are provided in a multi-disciplinary approach combining aggressive street outreach with integrated systems of primary health care, dental, vision, behavioral health, education and patient advocacy. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Clerical Receptionist Medical records

Location: 234 North Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, Florida 32805
Contact: Lisa Brett, 407-428-5751 x 334
Website: http://www.hcch.org

Orange County Jail Ministry

Orange County Jail Ministry is a faith based ministry located at the Orange County Correctional Facility in Orlando, Florida. Their ministry consists of Chaplains and hundreds of volunteers that share the word of God and provide encouragement to the over 4800 men and women that are residents here at the jail. They service the Women's Facility which services all of the women residing at the facility (population of about 580), the Main Facility (population of about 1300), the BRC (Booking and Release center with a population of about 650), and the Whitcomb Building (population of about 300). This comprises a group of many people of different security levels from many different parts of the community. They work with those in solitary confinement, medium security people in secure housing blocks to those in dorm style units such as one our of faith-based units in the main facility. Orange County Jail Ministry provides church services, Bible studies, individual counseling, Bible study courses, drug and alcohol counseling, recovery programs and a reentry program for those returning to society. Some of the many volunteer opportunities include: Office/Clerical work Bible Study leaders Music/Worship leaders Counseling

Location: Orlando, FL
Contact: Kaycee Clancy, 407-836-3330, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.orangecountyjailministry.com

Good News Jail and Prison Ministry

The mission of Good News Jail and Prison Ministry is to provide spiritually mature, equipped, and motivated Christian chaplains to serve in correctional facilities nationally and internationally. Their purpose is to meet the spiritual needs of both inmates and staff through ministry that includes evangelism, discipleship, and pastoral attention, while facilitating other religious faiths within the guidelines established by law and the individual correctional facility. Many volunteer opportunities available.

Location: Sanford, FL
Contact: Chaplain Bob Gregory, 407-665-1319, (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.goodnewsjail.org

HOPE Foundation for the Homeless

HOPE Foundation’s mission is to reduce and end the tragedy of homelessness among families throughout all of Central Florida. They strive to address the problems of the working poor and homeless in a comprehensive, coordinated, and strategic fashion and to educate and change the way people think about the poor and homelessness in a way that compels them to action. Some of the initiatives that they are working to make accessible to families in crisis will be basic shelter, access to food and other basic human needs, life skills training and educational programs that include apprenticeships & job placement so that people can successfully re-enter the workforce, transportation, health services, medical and dental services, and many others. Many volunteer opportunities available.

Location: Oviedo, FL
Contact: (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Website: http://www.helpforthehomeless.net

Dave and Nita Zelenak

Dave and Nita Zelenak serve at the US Headquarters for New Tribes Mission (NTM).  Dave provides oversight, direction, materials and on-going training for NTM’s US Representation team of 35 couples. Together with the team they work to communicate the challenge of tribal missions to the Christian community and facilitate partnerships between NTM and US churches. They also respond to requests for information from individuals, churches and the media. Nita serves as Dave’s secretary and also as spokesperson for NTM.

Kevin and Ginnette Young

Kevin and Ginnette Young have a passion to reach high school students with the love of Christ.  They serve with Student Venture, which is the High School ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ.  Kevin is the Director of Student Venture in New York City where, since 2002, the Young’s have been sharing the Gospel through a variety of outreaches, school clubs and activities. 

Bill and Lana Wolfe

Bill and Lana Wolfe serve with Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC).  Bill serves as the Global Field Director for the Jesus Film Project.  The Jesus Film, a film on the life of Jesus according to the Gospel of Luke, has been translated into over 1,000 languages and viewed by hundreds of millions of people.

Bob and Debbie Watson

Bob & Debbie Watson serve with Missionary Ventures International (MVI).  Currently Bob is developing a Volunteer Program for the Home Office located here in Orlando. The purpose of the program is to supplement the office staff with volunteers. 

Chuck and Nancy Wallace

Chuck and Nancy Wallace serve with Bridges International, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ that reaches out to international students studying in America.  In any given year, 700,000 international graduate students and scholars study in American universities. These are the cream of the crop from foreign countries, who have a high potential to return home to be leaders in their fields.  Chuck is Director of Operations and also works with Conference planning.  Nancy is involved in leadership development and ministry to staff women.

Vitaliy and Marissa Voytenko

Vitaliy & Marissa Voytenko serve with Mission to the World as part of a church planting team in Lviv, Ukraine.  Their mission is to cultivate and nurture life-giving relationships through the use of Vitaliy’s experience and training in counseling and Marissa’s talents and gifting in visual arts.

Willie and Caren Van Der Merwe

Willie & Caren Van Der Merwe currently live in Germany.  They serve with Godspeed Missionary Care and their mission is, “To care about the emotional, spiritual and organizational well being of missionaries, missionary leaders and cross cultural missionary teams in order to refresh their spirits and to establish healthy environments in which they can thrive to help fulfill the Great Commission.”  They assist multiple mission agencies serving all over the world.

Barry and Denise Spor

Barry and Denise Spor serve with New Tribes Mission as Tribal Church planters with the Guanano people of Brazil and Colombia.  Barry also serves as a church planting consultant for the West Brazil field for New Tribes.

Bob and Renee Shoemaker

Bob & Renee Shoemaker serve with Crown Financial Ministries.  Bob is responsible for all Crown activities in 6 counties in central Florida.  His focus is on increasing the number of People Taught the Crown material, developing new church relationships, and the Recruiting, Encouraging, Training and Equipping of Volunteers and Church Teams.

Alan and Chrissie Schutz

Alan and Chrissie Schutz serve with Priority Associates, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. Priority Associates is a network of creative and corporate professionals, who are seeking to balance their professional, personal and spiritual lives.  Alan’s role is to give vision and resource the ministry as a whole around the world. He gives direct oversight to city leaders across the country and internationally.

Mark and Heidi Sarracino

Mark and Heidi Sarracino serve with CityNet Ministries in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.  Mark is the Executive Director of CityNet, whose ministry is to serve the Church by equipping men and women for effective gospel ministry that builds missional church communities and interdependent, citywide networks in order to bring about systemic transformation to underserved, multicultural neighborhoods throughout metropolitan Philadelphia.

Thomas and JoAnn Richards

Thomas & JoAnn Richards serve with International Teams in Austria.  Thomas is the Team Leader for the Oasis team, whose focus and passion is on reaching out to refugees. They are located two hundred yards down the street from Austria’s Refugee reception center. 90% of the refugees they deal with are from Islamic countries.

Dr. Jayakumar and Prema Ramachandran

Dr. Jayakumar & Prema Ramachandran serve in India with Bible Believing Churches and Missions.  Dr Jay leads this ministry that trains and sends out Indian church planters all over the country.

Vince and Karen Purpero

Vince & Karen Purpero live in Germany where they serve the youth of Europe with Campus Crusade for Christ.  Vince is involved with assisting the development of indigenous youth ministries throughout Europe.  Karen utilizes her classical piano training and experience to reach out to women.

Diane Pomroy

Diane Pomroy is the state teacher trainer for Child Evangelism Fellowship of Pennsylvania.  She works with the local chapters in training teachers throughout the state and also assists as needed outside of the state, including training internationally.

Jim and Sharon Perdue

Jim & Sharon Perdue serve with Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) here in central Florida.  Jim is the local Director for CEF and oversees the ministry to children and their families in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties.

Kyle and Jen Pederson

Kyle & Jen Pederson serve with New Tribes Missions in Papua New Guinea.  Kyle is the Coordinator for all building and maintenance for the mission support center and for their tribal bush locations.  Jen serves as the Hospitality Coordinator.

Don and Lynda Pederson

Don & Lynda Pederson serve with New Tribes Mission (NTM) at the International Headquarters in Sanford.  Don is involved in developing and coordinating the NTM consultant program which assists NTM tribal church planting teams in the areas of linguistics, translation, language and culture learning, literacy, and church planting methods. Also, Don coordinates the development and publication of the chronological Bible teaching materials used by NTM church planting teams as well as many other mission agencies. Lynda assists him in the office and arranges travel and logistics for consultant and leader’s seminars.

Mim Pain

Mim Pain is the Executive Assistant to the President of Development Associates International (DAI).  DAI enhances the integrity and effectiveness of Christian leaders worldwide so that the Church can fulfill its role in extending the Kingdom of God.  Mim lives in Colorado Springs, CO.  In addition to her administrative responsibilities, she communicates with various students and supervisors who are in the MA in Leadership Programs in several Indian cities and African countries.

Todd and Debby Norvell

Todd & Debby Norvell serve with Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC).  Specifically, they work with a ministry within CCC called StoryRunners.  This ministry is a strategy focusing on Unreached People Groups and a partner of the OneStory Partnership.  They are part of the International Orality Network, focusing on using oral strategies to reach the majority of the world’s population who come from oral tradition cultures.  StoryRunners sends teams of two, for a two year mission’s project. Todd works with recruiting, application process, preparation for the field, assignment placement and pre-field training.  He also provides administrative resources for field teams and US based member care.

Judith Nordaas

Judith Nordaas serves in the Home Office of New Tribes Mission here in Sanford.  She works in the mail room and assists with the bookstore as well.

Michael and Rachelle McInroe

Michael & Rachelle McInroe serve with New Tribes Mission.  Michael is responsible for maintenance and construction for the retirement homes for New Tribes, located in Sanford.  Rachelle assists the residents with nursing and housekeeping needs.

Timothy and Joy McCoach

Timothy & Joy McCoach serve with Priority Associates, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. Priority Associates is a network of creative and corporate professionals, who are seeking to balance their professional, personal and spiritual lives.  Timothy provides evangelism and discipleship leadership on the national level.

Jerry and Shirley Margraves

Jerry & Shirley Margraves serve with PIONEERS in Bolivia.  They work with the pre-school age children whose parents are in prison.

Ed and Kari Maggard

Ed & Kari Maggard serve with Campus Crusade for Christ.  Ed is the Vice President -  Americas Global Liaison, which places him in the unique role of gaining the big picture of the ministries global needs and helping determine how best the US movement can contribute. The goal is to promote understanding, partnership and practical solutions without slowing down activity or creating bottlenecks.

Kim Koi

Kim Koi is the Area Director for InterVarsity in Central Florida.  She provides the leadership for the local campus ministries that focus on evangelism and discipleship.

Gilbert and Chris Kingsley

Gilbert & Chris Kingsley serve with Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC).  Gilbert leads a team that helps launch and resource new ministries on campuses where CCC does not have staff leadership.  Essentially Gilbert’s team is like Northland, distributing resources, strategy and expertise to students and volunteers who want to have a ministry on their campus.

Elaine Kemp

Elaine Kemp serves as the Communication Liaison between the field staff and the national office of Priority Associates, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ.  Priority Associates is a network of creative and corporate professionals, who are seeking to balance their professional, personal and spiritual lives.  Elaine is also responsible to lead in producing new materials to help the staff be more effective in evangelism and discipleship.

Scott and Tiffany Kelley

Scott & Tiffany Kelley serve with Friends of Refugees in Clarkston, GA.  Scott is the Executive Director for this ministry that seeks to help refugees who are starting new lives in the US.  They assist in many different ways including English and computer classes as well as provide a camp for refugee children in the summer.

Jos and Sylvia Holtzhausen

Jos & Sylvia Holtzhausen serve with Christ’s Hope International (CHI).  CHI ministers to those dying from AIDS and the children whose lives are impacted by this disease.  Jos is the International Director with a focus on development and establishing church partners.  Sylvia is the International Coordinator for Choose-To-Wait, a biblically based curriculum for teaching about sex and AIDS.

Susan Holowecky

Susan Holowecky is the Founder and President of the Maternal Care Center in Yurimaguas, Peru. The MCC or Hogar is a center for women with high risk pregnancies and extremely malnourished children. The center cares for women with high risk pregnancies who travel from far away communities by river, until they give birth in the local hospital; and very malnourished children who might often die without intervention. The time they spend in the Hogar gives Susan and the workers there an opportunity to share the gospel with them, win them to the Lord, and disciple them.

Doug and Lisa Hill

Doug & Lisa Hill serve on the Training Team with PIONEERS.  As a Pre-field Coach Doug cares for new missionaries as they prepare to go overseas for long term service. Lisa provides assistance to Doug and others on the Training Team.  Their goal is to continue to pour hope and encouragement into the hearts of those they serve.  They do this primarily through one on one sharing of life experiences, praying with people, sharing God’s words, encouraging emails, notes, cards and regular visits to appointees and the mission field.

Dan & Lorraine Hardaway

Dan & Lorraine Hardaway serve with Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC).  Dan connects with companies outside of CCC to provide product for the Freshman Survival Kit, a ministry tool used by campus ministries. He creates bridges between music, video, movie and book publishers to provide resources for the ministry.  He also is involved with a variety of projects involving training of ministry initiators and strategic planning.

Tim & Annette Gulick

Tim & Annette Gulick serve with OC International in Argentina.  Their focus is on training/mentoring youth leaders in the Spanish-speaking world as well as developing and distributing youth ministry resources.  Currently, they are helping to establish a youth leader training school.

Warren and Yukari Griffith

Warren & Yukari Griffith serve with Mission To Japan.  Based here in Central Florida, they run a home-stay program for Japanese students coming to America and also lead several mission trips each year to Japan.

Robin Muscarella

Robin Muscarella serves with Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC).  She designs and maintains a website specifically for staff members, interns and volunteers with Student Venture, the high school ministry of CCC.  She also serves as the Student Venture representative on CCC Global ConneXion team to develop web tools for worldwide staff and volunteers.

Mark and Jana Faus

Mark & Jana Faus serve with Mission Aviation Fellowship of Canada.  They are in the process of moving into a new ministry assignment in Angola, in the city of Lubango.  Mark will become the CEO of the CEML hospital.  CEML (Centro Evangelico de Medicina do Lubango) is a church-related healthcare institution in the southern Angolan city of Lubango which provides medical services for an estimated 50% of Angolans who currently have no alternative coverage.  Part of Mark’s responsibilities will include mentoring and training an Angolan to become the Hospital Administrator.  Additional responsibilities will include integrating an aviation ministry from the hospital that would combine medical and evangelistic outreach to the Angolans in the outlying areas. 

Joe and Peggy Dunn

Joe & Peggy Dunn serve with Great Commission Ministries (GCM).  Joe is the Managing Director for GCM Europe which focuses on building a network of churches, national pastors and leaders, and missionaries to make disciples and plant churches in Europe.

Kelly Dawson

Kelly Dawson serves with Avant in Prague, Czech Republic.  She is part of a new church planting team learning language and culture while pursuing opportunities for evangelism and discipleship.

Alan and Tywonn Davidson

Alan & Tywonn Davidson serve with Wycliffe Bible Translators.  Alan is a counselor providing care and assistance for missionaries.  Tywonn ministers as a nurse.  They are currently preparing for a term of French language learning, with the ultimate goal of ministering to missionaries throughout central Africa while living in Cameroon.

Cesar and Grace Cubas

Cesar & Grace Cubas serve with South America Mission in Peru.  They minister through community development in a Christian context using multiple strategies, including micro-enterprise, social services and church planting.

Karl and Patsy Crowe

Karl & Patsy Crowe serve in Headquarters of New Tribes Mission in Sanford.  Karl leads the Computer Services team.  Patsy assists him in that office and also helps with some medical training and assessment for the mission.

Dusty and Corrine Cooper

Dusty & Corrine Cooper are the founders and leaders of IsleGo Missions.  Their desire is to align themselves with those groups in the Church in America that will establish long-term relationships with the Church across the globe.  Dusty & Corrine provide direction, training, and mobilization for this effort; which primarily occurs through short-term missionary journeys with an emphasis on long-term relationships.

Gene and Susan Coleman

Gene & Susan Coleman serve as church planters with The Evangelical Alliance Mission (TEAM) in Italy.  Currently they live and minister with the church in Pordenone where they are focusing on teaching and leadership development.

Simon and Lavonne Challinor

Simon & Lavonne Challinor serve with New Tribes Mission in Panama.  They live and minister among the Naso Tribe where they are involved in evangelism and discipleship with the goal of planting a church.

Jessica Calvin

Jessica Calvin serves with Campus Crusade for Christ at the University of Florida.  She is involved with evangelistic Bible studies and discipleship.

Beth Britton

Beth Britton serves in the Finance Department in the US office of PIONEERS, a church planting organization with a focus on unreached areas of the world.  She handles donor receipts as well as missionary expense reports.

Dave and Ruth Brendle

Dave & Ruth Brendle serve with New Tribes Mission (NTM) at their headquarters in Sanford.  Dave is a part of the Computer Services team involved with computer hardware research and development, consulting, overseeing computer setup, and repair.  Ruth edits written resources which NTM missionaries use in their ministries of evangelism, church planting, discipleship, literacy and Bible translation.

Tommy and Barbara Beck

Tommy & Barbara Beck serve in Florida with Crown Financial Ministries.  Tommy develops people resources and financial resources with a focus on the state of Florida.

Tammy Arrowsmith

Tammy Arrowsmith serves with Handi*Vangelism in Pennsylvania.  Handi*Vangelism Ministries International is a Ministry of Compassion that exists to share the love of the Lord Jesus Christ and to equip the church to share His love with people around the world who have disabilities, medical or mental health challenges or broken hearts so that they may become growing and serving members of the body of Christ.  Tammy is involved with discipleship and Bible studies and also assists with programming for the summer camp and overall recruitment for Handi*Vangelism.

Aileen Agoncillo

Aileen Agoncillo lives in the Philippines and serves as a Communications Strategist with Wycliffe International in Asia and the Pacific.