Please note: Missionaries serving in a restricted area or a sensitive field are not listed.
Impacto Ministry
Guatemala
The Mission Community Church members who have served in Guatemala include:
Pastor Scott Conn, Tammy Cook, Paul Cooper, Jackson Simowitz, Landon Tripp
Impacto Ministry is a Christian non-profit organization seeking to bring the love and salvation of Christ to the people of Guatemala by serving community members of all ages holistically.
Our Mission and Vision Statements affirm our work for the Kingdom. Our partnership with churches, schools, individuals, and other organizations is vital and we work to maintain contact and offer opportunities for side-by-side work through missions opportunities.
We also do our best to serve people in Guatemala and help them learn how to do things with what they have and the resources that are available to them in their own communities. Most of all, we believe that if they come to a personal relationship with God, they will be able to get through any hardship they might face.
Tony Mendez
God called me to serve Him full time after circumstances made me realize that God needed to be number one in my life. From the moment I started serving with this ministry, I saw God at work. I rejoice in the Lord for letting me see how many people have come to know Christ as their Savior through all these years.
Andrea Mendez
Working in Impacto has given me the opportunity to share Christ every day. I am humbled that God called me to the ministry full time; I pray that many will come to know Jesus through Impacto.
Luis Martinez
I give thanks to God because He called me not only to be His child but also to serve Him, and to serve Him with my family.
Pastor Scott Conn, Tammy Cook, Paul Cooper, Jackson Simowitz, Landon Tripp
Impacto Ministry is a Christian non-profit organization seeking to bring the love and salvation of Christ to the people of Guatemala by serving community members of all ages holistically.
Our Mission and Vision Statements affirm our work for the Kingdom. Our partnership with churches, schools, individuals, and other organizations is vital and we work to maintain contact and offer opportunities for side-by-side work through missions opportunities.
We also do our best to serve people in Guatemala and help them learn how to do things with what they have and the resources that are available to them in their own communities. Most of all, we believe that if they come to a personal relationship with God, they will be able to get through any hardship they might face.
Tony Mendez
God called me to serve Him full time after circumstances made me realize that God needed to be number one in my life. From the moment I started serving with this ministry, I saw God at work. I rejoice in the Lord for letting me see how many people have come to know Christ as their Savior through all these years.
Andrea Mendez
Working in Impacto has given me the opportunity to share Christ every day. I am humbled that God called me to the ministry full time; I pray that many will come to know Jesus through Impacto.
Luis Martinez
I give thanks to God because He called me not only to be His child but also to serve Him, and to serve Him with my family.
Coastline Church
Croatia
COASTLINE International Church of Split exists to help people know God, grow inside of community, find their purpose, and make a difference in Split and around the world.
Pastor Sean and his wife, Neissa Gallahar, followed the Lord’s leading and launched Coastline - International Church of Split in Spring 2021. Coastline exists to help people know God, grow inside of community, find their purpose, & make a difference in Split and around the world.
Sean Gallahar
A huge fan of college football (Oklahoma Sooners) and a devoted follower of Jesus Christ, Sean is blessed to have an amazing family: my wife Neissa, and my two young children, Chase and Genevieve. He holds a Masters in Ministry from Indiana Wesleyan University and is still holding out hope that Split will one day have an 18-hole golf course.
Neissa Gallahar
A Texan who has found her home in Croatia. Neissa is first a wife, mom, and friend who longs for those around her to grow in their relationship with the Lord while living as vital community members.
Pastor Sean and his wife, Neissa Gallahar, followed the Lord’s leading and launched Coastline - International Church of Split in Spring 2021. Coastline exists to help people know God, grow inside of community, find their purpose, & make a difference in Split and around the world.
Sean Gallahar
A huge fan of college football (Oklahoma Sooners) and a devoted follower of Jesus Christ, Sean is blessed to have an amazing family: my wife Neissa, and my two young children, Chase and Genevieve. He holds a Masters in Ministry from Indiana Wesleyan University and is still holding out hope that Split will one day have an 18-hole golf course.
Neissa Gallahar
A Texan who has found her home in Croatia. Neissa is first a wife, mom, and friend who longs for those around her to grow in their relationship with the Lord while living as vital community members.
CUPS Mission
Dominican Republic, Malawi, Mexico
CUPS Mission dedication knows no borders. In the heart of the Dominican Republic, they focus on rescuing and nurturing children, providing them with the tools for a brighter future. Across the plains of Malawi, their mission extends to the spiritual leaders, guiding pastors towards transformation and empowerment. Their commitment is expanding to Mexico, where new opportunities for positive change are on the horizon.
Rescue a Child - provide a lifeline for vulnerable children, offering hope, education, and a pathway to a brighter future for them and their families.
Transform a Family - transform entire families, fostering sustainable change that uplifts lives and creates a foundation for a better tomorrow.
Do it Again Tomorrow - go beyond a single day, strive to make a difference every day, ensuring a continuous cycle of positive change for those we serve.
The Mission Community Church members who have served in the Dominican Republic include:
Sue Boyce, Zayne Boyce, Jamie Miles
Ben Sorrells - Dominican Republic
Ben started going to the DR to see if CUPS Mission would be an organization that The Bridge would like to invite listeners to partner with for helping to fulfill The Great Commission. He was thrilled to see the dignity and integrity by which CUPS ministered to their brothers and sisters in the DR.
The Bridge listeners have adopted a village and raised the resources to build a community center, a sewing center/bakery, land and house for our missionary, water tank, village steps, a feeding program, and tuition for all school eligible students to attend school.
The Mission Community Church members who have served in the Malawi include:
Andrew Jackson, Karen Radcliffe
Andrew Jackson - Malawi
While hosting an episode of The Bridge Podcast about mission trips, Andrew felt God was opening the door to a mission experience in Africa. After many delays, prayer, and fundraising efforts, he served for the first time in August 2021. To date, he has been to Malawi Africa four times and now leads teams as they prepare for the journey.
Karen Stutzbach Radcliffe - Malawi
Karen's youngest daughter is from Ethiopia, so when the opportunity came about for her to go on a missions trip to Malawi, she jumped on it. God truly provided her way there financially.
Malawi was a very educational experience for Karen. She got to witness the vision of Pastor Mark Zimbiri who wants to help teach young men and women a trade so they can survive and provide for their families in a country that is very poor.
Rescue a Child - provide a lifeline for vulnerable children, offering hope, education, and a pathway to a brighter future for them and their families.
Transform a Family - transform entire families, fostering sustainable change that uplifts lives and creates a foundation for a better tomorrow.
Do it Again Tomorrow - go beyond a single day, strive to make a difference every day, ensuring a continuous cycle of positive change for those we serve.
The Mission Community Church members who have served in the Dominican Republic include:
Sue Boyce, Zayne Boyce, Jamie Miles
Ben Sorrells - Dominican Republic
Ben started going to the DR to see if CUPS Mission would be an organization that The Bridge would like to invite listeners to partner with for helping to fulfill The Great Commission. He was thrilled to see the dignity and integrity by which CUPS ministered to their brothers and sisters in the DR.
The Bridge listeners have adopted a village and raised the resources to build a community center, a sewing center/bakery, land and house for our missionary, water tank, village steps, a feeding program, and tuition for all school eligible students to attend school.
The Mission Community Church members who have served in the Malawi include:
Andrew Jackson, Karen Radcliffe
Andrew Jackson - Malawi
While hosting an episode of The Bridge Podcast about mission trips, Andrew felt God was opening the door to a mission experience in Africa. After many delays, prayer, and fundraising efforts, he served for the first time in August 2021. To date, he has been to Malawi Africa four times and now leads teams as they prepare for the journey.
Karen Stutzbach Radcliffe - Malawi
Karen's youngest daughter is from Ethiopia, so when the opportunity came about for her to go on a missions trip to Malawi, she jumped on it. God truly provided her way there financially.
Malawi was a very educational experience for Karen. She got to witness the vision of Pastor Mark Zimbiri who wants to help teach young men and women a trade so they can survive and provide for their families in a country that is very poor.
Helping Hands Missions Inc.
Ghana
Helping Hands Missions, Inc. was incepted in January of 2018. Missions Pastor Vincent felt the need to work toward providing those services. Helping Hands stays connected to those Missions in Haiti and Africa and responds with supplies, services, and support. Helping Hands also raises funds to support local charitable organizations in our own community.
Tammy Cook
In August 2023, she accompanied a Helping Hands Missions team to Ghana, Africa. After witnessing firsthand the dirty water in a well that the village people drink from day after day, she found herself wondering, "What can I do to help?"
Dirty water contains many contaminants that make the people here very sick. Her heart and goal have been to raise funds needed to provide these beautiful people with a brand—new well.
Tammy has partnered with "Helping Hands Missions," a local nonprofit sending 100% of the proceeds directly to the well project. The cost of a new well is $3,500. All donations are tax-deductible.
Tammy Cook
In August 2023, she accompanied a Helping Hands Missions team to Ghana, Africa. After witnessing firsthand the dirty water in a well that the village people drink from day after day, she found herself wondering, "What can I do to help?"
Dirty water contains many contaminants that make the people here very sick. Her heart and goal have been to raise funds needed to provide these beautiful people with a brand—new well.
Tammy has partnered with "Helping Hands Missions," a local nonprofit sending 100% of the proceeds directly to the well project. The cost of a new well is $3,500. All donations are tax-deductible.
Global Partners
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Global Partners supports over 130 missionaries around the globe who are reaching the more than 4 in 10 people who live without access to the gospel. Your partnership helps our missionaries reach them.
Liz & Hamed - Church Mobilization - Immigrant Outreach
Liz and Hamed served for seven years in Central Europe, where their focus was to care for refugees and immigrants. They worked to disciple and train leaders, and to connect the Church to local nonprofit organizations and ministries. In their new role with Church Mobilization, they assist and coach the North American Church to reach out to the diaspora in their area, and encourage churches to engage in global missions.
Liz & Hamed - Church Mobilization - Immigrant Outreach
Liz and Hamed served for seven years in Central Europe, where their focus was to care for refugees and immigrants. They worked to disciple and train leaders, and to connect the Church to local nonprofit organizations and ministries. In their new role with Church Mobilization, they assist and coach the North American Church to reach out to the diaspora in their area, and encourage churches to engage in global missions.