David & Kristi began field work in Central Asia in April 2013. . In Central Asia, they initiate spiritual conversations, telling Jesus stories and praying for and with the people. They currently have begun an IT business, employing many of the people group they are trying to reach. They also started a Christian school and have about 40 students, several from unbelieving families. They intent is to reach the unreached, unengaged Muslim people group in that area with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Kristi's parents live on the mountain and David's parents are part of WMBC's summer church family. To communicate with David & Kristi, please forward the communication through the church office due to the sensitive nature of their ministry

David's birthday: May 10, 1977

Kristi's birthday: April 23, 1977

Asher's birthday: July 22, 2007

Teagan's birthday: March 24, 2009

Jonas' birthday: February 11, 2012

Working in Jordan with churches ministering to the refugees.

The mission of the Living Hope Centers is to assist men and women in making choices that REMOVE obstacles, BUILD strong families, and HONOR life.

Paul and Leah were called to the mission field on September 2, 2000. They are currently serving in Kenya Paul works with various pastors and students at the bible college. He and Leah also work with orphans and widows in the area. He is moving into Church Planting as well.

Birthdays:

Paul - July 7

Leah - October 13

To send notes of encouragement, address them to PO Box 84, Kijabe 00220, Kenya

For more information, go to www.igmonline.org.

Mission: Bringing the hope of salvation of Jesus Christ to Apaches in the White Mountains through recovery ministries for drug and alcohol addiction.

Bruce, Pam and their children, have been ministering to leaders within the unreached people groups, coaching and educating them to work within these difficult countries. They teach the natives to reach their own people group with the Good News of Jesus Christ.

Pray for them for strength in this spiritual battle, continued wisdom in reaching out to the lost and a growing vitality in their walk with Jesus to be spiritually attractive to those who don't yet believe in Jesus.

Due to the sensitive nature of their ministry, please direct notes of encouragement through the church office. 

Birthdays Bruce - June 26

Pam - October 4

Daniela - February 20

Jordan - April 12

For more information on this type of work, go to www.onechallenge.org. 

Kelly and Cherise entered the field in 2005 and have served in South Africa during that time. Kelley grew up here at WMBC. Their children include Slindile, FiFi, Bongeka, Zoe and Wyatt. Currently they are doing rural outreach to the Zulu people, AIDS orphans, and widows through healthcare, clinics, emergency food parcels, school uniforms, HIV teasting, sports, counseling etc. Through building relationships, they have been able to show the love of Christ through the Word and through deeds.  Prayer requests include more stable internet, like-minded co-workers, and finances.

Birthdays: Kelly - November 1

Cherise - March 12

Slindile - July 16

Fifi - October 10

Bongeka - February 15

Zoe - October 24

Wyatt - December 17

To send encouragement, the Smith's address is PO Box 55, Umkomaas 4170, South Africa. 

To find out more about their ministry, go to www.intouchmission.org.

From October through November, WMBC collects shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.

The Voice of the Martyrs is a non-profit, inter-denominational Christian organization dedicated to assisting the persecuted church worldwide. VOM was founded in 1967 by Pastor Richard Wurmbrand, who was imprisoned fourteen years in Communist Romania for his faith in Christ. His wife, Sabina, was imprisoned for three years. In the 1960s, Richard, Sabina, and their son, Mihai, were ransomed out of Romania and came to the United States. Through their travels, the Wurmbrands spread the message of atrocities that Christians face in restricted nations, while establishing a network of offices dedicated to assisting the persecuted church. 

One way VOM assists the persecuted church is by sending in bibles. With our donations given through our Faith Promise, ten bibles are sent to various countries were the believers are requesting bibles. Through the Bibles Unbound program, WMBC has sent bibles to China, Afghanistan and Nepal. 

For more information, go to www.biblesunbound.com or www.persecution.com.

WMBC helps support MCS through the collection of Campbell's labels and Box Tops for Education. To purchase gift cards to be used at local businesses as well as Amazon, contact the church office at 928.537.1750.