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Sergio & Nancy Bersaglio Sergio and Nancy are the directors of Villages of Hope (VOH) – Africa. They are currently providing care to over 3,500 orphaned and vulnerable children in nine African locations: Burundi, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania (two locations), Zambia (three locations) and Zimbabwe. The ministry of Village of Hope brings "Hope for Today, Tomorrow and Eternity." The gospel message and discipleship are at the centre of all that is done. The care provided includes community-based education, health care and feeding programs. Children's homes are also provided for orphans who have no safe place to live. |
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Phil & Judy Bowler Making disciples–this is what Phil and Judy are about. PAOC's "Alleluia" churches are young, vibrant and eager for support and training to reach a restricted access nation. "Dr. Phil" is the theological educational consultant for 'restricted access nations', and in this role he teaches courses and trains leaders for the churches of West Africa. Additionally, he is the director of Global University (formerly ICI) for these countries. Judy is the facilitator of discipleship and evangelistic strategies with a vision for multiplicative church planting in 'restricted access nations'. She also oversees the ChildCARE Plus Program. Together they are working to strengthen and develop the 17 Alleluia Christian schools in a restricted access nation . |
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The Price Family In 2016, the Prices moved to Thailand. Amber is the Director of Impact School of Missions (ISM), a discipleship and training program for young adults to serve in South East Asia. Matthew is the national representative for ChildCARE Plus (CCP). Working with a team of Thais, CCP Thailand supports children as they complete their education and have access to the gospel. Amber and Matthew also work with vulnerable and marginalized communities connected to urban refugees and red light areas. Along with their 4 children, the Prices live in Bangkok. |
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Prem Sewa Shikshan Sangh Prem Sewa Shikshan Sangh was established in October 1981 by its founder, Frank M. Juelich. The boys' home, "Kalpana Bhavan" and the girls’ home, “Indira Bhavanhad” care for and educate thousands of children each year. In December 1994, Mr. Yohan Raut became President of the society. In December 2004, Mr. Bapu Desai was appointed Administrator of the hostels and in March 2010, as the Director. Both Mr. Raut and Mr. Desai are products of the home man who grew up in the Nagpur home. The director of the homes and schools is Mr. Bapu Desai another young man who grew up in the home. |
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Darcy and Leanne McAlister They are stepping into a new chapter with International Mission. They will begin to work in the areas of non-formal leadership development. Their passion is for leaders to lead from a place of health and wholeness. Darcy and Leanne use coaching, mentoring, marriage ministry, seminars and team building to accomplish this! They will be based in Asia for 6 months of the year, responding to the significant need and request for help from leaders in Asia. The other 6 months will be based in Canada serving the Canadian context in the same way, but with a focus on developing and resourcing women (ZOE Resources) and helping men and women lead together. |
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Bridges for Peace: Christians supporting Israel and building relationships between Christians and Jews in Israel and around the world. |
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