Section 1 Missionary Schedule for 2020

Here are the Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Lonnie J. and Damarys Burton

South America, Venezuela

Lonnie James Burton, the son of Lonnie R. and Gail Burton, arrived in Venezuela as a two and a half-year-old child and was raised in Venezuela. He grew to be a youth pastor and musician in Barcelona and in other churches in eastern Venezuela where his parents ministered. He returned to the states when he was eighteen to attend Indiana Bible College, graduating in 1997. He then returned to Venezuela in the following fall as an AIMer, working in the Bible school in Valera. During that time he ministered on the weekends as an evangelist and started to open churches in the Andes Mountains. After starting a work he would pastor them until there was a graduate from the Bible school that wanted to pastor that work.

He later married Damarys Martinez, whose father was a pastor and sectional presbyter. Together they worked as caretakers, administrators and teachers at the National Bible School. During this time they were able to start four churches, all of which all are still growing and are beautiful congregations today. Lonnie and Damarys received their missionary appointment to Venezuela in February 2004 and started deputation in September 2006. Upon their arrival in Venezuela, November 2008, they were given immediate oversight of the Bible school in the city of Valera as the directors. In the last four years working with the Bible school, the Burtons have seen over 230 students graduate. They also pastored a church during this term in the Andes Mountains called La Puerta for over two years. Also, they are involved in the Education and Missions Departments in the Venezuelan church and are still helping to establish more churches in this nation. During 2013-2015 they came back on deputation to raise more funds and special projects for the Nation of Venezuela. Upon their arrival May of 2015 they continued their work as Directors of the National Bible School in Venezuela in the City of Valera. In October they moved to another city in the east of Venezuela called Barcelona/Puerto La Cruz. In this area is where their main focus has been since 2013 for a new Bible school. In the last four years, they have seen over 462 students graduate. In forty-two years, “The Conquerors Bible School” has Graduated over 1870 of which 80% of them are pastoring in works here in Venezuela and around the world. Venezuela is having revival!

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Les and Laura Clevenger

Missionary, Asia, Japan

Les Clevenger was born in Okinawa, Japan, while his father served in the United States Marine Corps. He prayed for Japan and Asia from an early age, believing that one day he would be a missionary to Japan. While growing up in Moore, Oklahoma, his calling to Japan was confirmed at age fifteen. Laura grew up in North Carolina and at the age of fourteen felt the call to missions. Les and Laura met while attending Gateway College of Evangelism. They married in 2001 and began to prepare for where God would send them. On May 4, 2006, thirty years to the day since young Les and his family had returned to the States from Japan, he and his wife arrived in Okinawa. They served on the Associate In Missions program for seven years. In 2012 Global Missions appointed them as associate missionaries. In the past twelve years, God has filled many Japanese with the Holy Ghost and many have been baptized. Les currently serves as the Southern Regional Director for twenty-three prefectures for the Japan UPC as well as serving as the National Coordinator for the twenty Bible school campuses throughout Japan. Laura started a Christian school and served as administrator of World Changers Academy in Okinawa from 2007-2015. Training is at the heart of all they do. They have seen exponential growth in leaders and ministers as well as daughter works, preaching points, and churches started while serving in Japan. They have a vision to see a church location in every community and a Bible school in each of the forty-seven prefectures in Japan. Their greatest desire is to see national ministers sent out to reach their people as well as sent to other countries with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

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Paul and Stephanie Rivero

Missionary, Central America/Caribbean, Puerto Rico

Shortly after receiving the Holy Ghost, Paul Rivero felt a call to return to his native country, Costa Rica, to reach more people with the gospel. In 2007, the Riveros were appointed as missionaries to Costa Rica after serving as AIMers in San Andres, Colombia. During their first term in Costa Rica, they pastored a church in Pavas, taught in the Bible Institute, helped to organize a Children’s Ministries department, started a daughter work, and witnessed tremendous growth in the work on every level. Stephanie has been active in the Ladies Ministries and the Sunday School department, teaching in conventions and in local churches.

Upon returning to Costa Rica, the Riveros hope to expand the Bible College program to train more ministers and send them out to reach more souls. They also expect to see greater growth as the Lord adds daily to the church in Costa Rica.

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Chris and Paula Richardson

Missionary, Africa, Madagascar

Chris and Paula Richardson are both MKs (missionary kids). He is the son of former missionaries and former regional director, Jerry and Vickie Richardson; she is the daughter of former missionaries, Don and Linda Clenney. The Chris Richardsons started working in Madagascar as AIMers in 1994 and then received full missionary appointment in 1996.

As the only missionaries currently appointed to Madagascar, they are involved in many phases of the work. He oversees and teaches in the Bible school, works closely with and advises the national board, and works with the leadership of the national departments/ministries. She teaches the Bible school student wives, works with the national ladies ministries, develops new literature for the Malagasy church, and manages the national printing department.

Both of Chris and Paula have responsibilities in the Africa Region as well. He is the coordinator for Leadership Development Africa (part of LDI) while she is the coordinator for Reaching Africa’s Children & Youth.

Their children, Richae (daughter) and Jared (son), were the fourth generation of Richardsons to live in Madagascar. Richae was born in Madagascar while the Richardsons were serving under AIM and she now has a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, MO. Jared was born during the Richardson’s first deputation after receiving their full missionary appointment and he is currently enrolled in Urshan College. Both of them desire to be involved in overseas work whether it be in aid programs or missionary work.

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Section 2 Missionary Schedule for 2020

Here are the Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Joey and Cristina Bir

South America, Chile

In May 2007, after five years on the AIM program, the Bir family were appointed as missionaries to Paraguay. Joey was appointed the national president over the work in 2010. He has been involved in overseeing the work in general, as well as administration, organizing conferences, traveling, teaching in the Bible school and pastoring the central church in the capital city area of Lambare.

Cristina has been involved in the national ladies ministry as the director of promotions and as the children’s ministry director. She organizes children’s camps and activities throughout the year and works in the financial administration of New Heights School. This school started as a weekly meal and Bible class for needy children and has grown into the Fred Scott Memorial Educational Complex that presently has 250 students. The Birs’ have been led to change their appointment to the country of Chile.

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Bobby and Tanya Lewis

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Germany

Bobby was born in the Chicago Metro area and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. Tanya was born and raised in south Louisiana. They met at Jackson College of Ministries and from there relocated to Baton Rouge where they married and launched their ministry together. While working in their local church the Lord opened a door for them to serve on the Associates in Missions program in Germany. Shortly after, they were appointed as missionaries to Germany where they served a four-year term before returning to the USA to plant churches. They are thrilled to be returning to Germany to continue planting churches and training workers for the German harvest.

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Trecina Anderson

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Portugal

Trecina Anderson attended church in West Palm Beach, Florida, at Tabernacle of Pentecost, pastored by Daniel R. Kyle from 1995. While there she served as department head of the Campus Ministry department, Sunday school teacher, member of the youth committee and helped start the Spanish ministry. She graduated from Florida Atlantic University with a Bachelors degree in Communication and minor in Spanish. There she founded the first Apostolic Christian College Fellowship and saw thirty students filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in Jesus’ name. She is a certified Elementary and Spanish teacher in the state of Florida. She attended Bible school in Spain and has been a licensed minister with the UPCI since 2009.

She was appointed as an Associate in Missions to the country of Spain in 2003 and served eight years under the missionary supervision of Gary D. Sones. There she served as missions promoter, Bible school teacher, sub-coordinator for the English Ministry, assisted with administration in the national office and has initiated four new departments in the local church in Madrid. She has been an active soul winner and prayer warrior. During these years she has preached both in Spain in her travels in the U.S. and has seen many miraculously healed and receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. In October of 2011, she was appointed UPCI missionary to the Country of Spain. Where she served as pastor, in the city of Barcelona as well as national missions director for two years. In October 2015, Sister Trecina’s missionary appointment was transferred to the country of Portugal where she is currently involved in church planting in Southern Portugal as well as working with the national board.

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Section 3 Missionary Schedule for 2020

Here are the 3 Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Scott and Linda Guinn

Central America/Caribbean, Cuba, Mexico

Scott and Linda are missionaries appointed to Mexico and Cuba. They have ministered for twenty-two years in Mexico pastoring in Mexico City and founding churches in Tuxtla, Gutierrez, Chiapas and Puebla. Linda served as the national Sunday school director and then as the ladies’ ministries director for several years. In 2013, they began working in Cuba and have been involved in establishing a training program for ministers there as well as traveling on the island and helping open new works. They now also have an itinerant ministry in the Central America/Caribbean Region and South American Region, working alongside national leadership and the supervising missionaries in several islands and countries, providing leadership and ministerial training.

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Michael and Danan Benson

Missionary, Africa, Benin, Central African Republic

In 2003, the Benson family began their active involvement in Global Missions as Aimers to the island of Madagascar. After experiencing the incredible revival taking place in Madagascar, the Bensons felt that the Lord was leading them to carry His Truth to Central African Republic and continue to build upon the foundation that Missionary Randy Adams, Area Coordinator of West Africa, had begun in 2002. Responding to the leading of the Spirit, they applied for an Intermediate Missionary Appointment to this nation. They were appointed by the United Pentecostal Church as global missionaries to the Central African Republic in February 2007.

The Benson family arrived in Togo in December 2008 to begin their first 4 year term in West Africa. They immediately began studying the French Language by attending language school, as well as private tutoring. As their language progressed, they were able to further their involvement in the work in Togo through both teaching and evangelization in several capacities: Bible School, Crusades, Seminars, Sunday School, Ladies Ministry, Children’s Ministry, as well as Radio Evangelism.

The Bensons feel that their time in Togo, as well as Madagascar, has been invaluable to the plan of God for their lives, preparing them for the work in the Central African Republic. The Bensons will be the first UPCI resident missionaries in this nation. They are scheduled to begin their second deputation in January 2013, and they hope to arrive as resident missionaries in Bangui, Central African Republic in late 2014 or early 2015.

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John and Susan Beek

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, United Kingdom

John and Susan Beek received their appointment as UPCI missionaries to the United Kingdom in March 2006 after having served as associates in missions in Edinburgh, Scotland, for a year. When God began dealing with the Beeks about pioneering a work in Edinburgh, they sold their business and home in St. Catherines, Ontario, to finance their ministry in Scotland. Now having been appointed to the United Kingdom, the Beeks are anxious to return to Edinburgh to continue establishing a church in the Scottish capital and to train national ministers.

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Section 4 Missionary Schedule for 2020

Here are the Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Chris and Penny Gibbs

Africa, Malawi

The Gibbses family spent two years in Malawi, Africa, under the Associates In Missions program serving as UPCI representatives for the nation. Chris Gibbs was appointed as Apostolic Bible College principal and served on the Executive Board of the Malawi UPC. In October 2012 Chris and Penny and their two children, Caleb and Jacie, received their missionary appointment to Malawi. Upon their return to the field, the Gibbses have seen over 200 new churches started in the nation of Malawi. Over the last eight years in Malawi, the Lord has beautifully filled over 35,000 souls with the gift of the Holy Ghost, 220 men and women have come through Apostolic Bible College in Blantyre and are now pastoring thousands. The winds of revival have moved across Malawi's Sunday schools, college universities, and even at funeral services, where thousands have received the Holy Ghost and have been baptized. The Chris and Penny have hosted numerous AIMers and are always interested in hosting churches, youth groups and those with a burden to help see the harvest of souls. Malawi affords many ministry opportunities from teaching in Apostolic Bible College, evangelism, outreach, graphic design, construction projects at every level, children's ministry, youth ministry, campus ministry and compassion services projects.

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Nathan and Halley Hulsman

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Switzerland

Nathan and Halley both served on the Associates In Missions program prior to their marriage in 2011. Halley served in Lithuania and Nathan served in Austria and Switzerland. After their marriage, their pastor Rick Maricelli asked them to remain at the Pentecostals of Lee Road and serve with the ministry for a period of time. Nathan worked for a contract company for Shell Oil in training/learning and Halley worked as a workers’ compensation claims examiner for an international company while they lived near New Orleans, Louisiana. Also during this time, they both worked with multicultural ministries in their local church by teaching Bible studies and Halley coordinated an ESL outreach. In 2014 they traveled back to Vienna, Austria, and taught in the Bible school. God opened the door for them to return to the mission field. With the support of their pastor, they moved to Zurich, Switzerland, in September 2015, to plant a church and assist with the mission of the German speaking fields.

Their church plant, The Pentecostals of Zurich, is an officially registered organization in Switzerland and holds a commercial license. Services are held in a rented room from a Reformed church in downtown Zurich. Both Nathan and Halley have gone through nine months of daily German lessons through Berlitz Language School and continue to work to be able to preach and teach Bible studies in German. They teach personal Bible studies and focus on disciple making. They have found personal evangelism has worked best with contacts and have used any excuse to invite people to church or their home (birthdays, tea parties, American holidays, etc.).

God continues to pour out His Spirit in Switzerland. Over the last two years Nathan and Halley have continued to focus on training and planting churches. They have begun working with Trinitarian works throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland, assisting with training. The region has seen at least fifty Trinitarian pastors baptized in Jesus' name and at least one hundred of the saints from the local assemblies baptized and filled with the Holy Ghost. They, along with the Pentecostals of Geneva, have opened a new preaching point in the city of Basel, Switzerland.

Nathan currently serves as the Youth Secretary for the German Speaking Fields Youth Division and he is also the administrator for Purpose Institute in Switzerland as well as assisting with the administration of the annual training program, Apostolic Ministry Training Center.

Halley serves as the editor of the Voice of the Vision magazine, a publication with three issues annually that are written by ministers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland. God has given them great favor and opened doors not thought possible. Nathan and Halley also serve on the annual Malawi crusade team.

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Dan and Debbie Barkley

Missionary, South America, Chile

Dan and Debbie Barkley have always loved the work of God. He was a member of the International Youth Corps in 1973 and 1974. After pastoring for several years in southern Indiana, the Barkleys returned to Richmond, Indiana, to work with Endtime Ministries (EM) and traveled extensively in the U.S. teaching prophecy. He designed and laidout the ministry’s internationally known Endtime magazine. His greatest achievement while at EM was the website, possibly one of the most visited sites of its kind in the world, receiving as many as two million hits per day. She served as tour coordinator and head of bookkeeping at EM and handled the accounting for the Richmond church. The Barkleys labored in Argentina as associates in missions before being appointed as missionaries to Chile in March 2004. He serves as an advisor to the national board and is active in leadership development and in seminars throughout Chile.

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Joseph and Cassandra Landaw

Missionary, Central America/Caribbean, Trinidad/Tobago

Joseph Landaw is a missionary kid who was raised in the islands of the Caribbean. He knows the culture and loves the island people. After Bible school, Joseph and Cassandra Landaw assisted in a church plant in Fishers, Indiana, for four years in various roles, including that of youth pastor. In 2008 they applied for and were granted an AIM assignment to Trinidad and Tobago assisting Joseph’s parents, missionaries Gary and Kristi Landaw. While there they pastored a church in the southern part of the country and coordinated and taught in the Bible school program. In September 2010, they were appointed intermediate missionaries to Trinidad and Tobago. Their main goals are to establish more churches in the southern part of the country as well as improve and increase the enrollment in the Bible school. In October, 2012, the Landaws were blessed with the birth of their daughter, Hannah Marie.

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Section 5 Missionary Schedule for 2019

There are 4 Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Luke and Larissa Havens

Missionary, Europe and the Middle East, Latvia

Luke and Larissa Havens grew up together in the same church in Farmington, NM. They were involved in various ministries including bible studies, music, multimedia, Sunday school, and evangelism. After Luke spent one and a half years in Latvia as an AIMer, he returned to Farmington to marry Larissa. After continuing on AIM for one year they were approved as associate missionaries, and were recently approved as intermediate missionaries to Latvia at General Conference 2016. Their vision is to reach the country of Latvia through starting home groups in each region of Latvia, and then expanding into more cities.

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Richard and Pamela Smoak

Missionary, Africa, Burundi, Tanzania

Former AIMers in Kenya, Richard and Pamela Smoak were appointed to Tanzania in October 1988; he became superintendent in 1999. They direct the E. L. Freeman Bible Institute; develop, translate, and print literature; and promoting Sunday school, youth, ladies, and evangelism ministries. He is secretary/treasurer of Africa’s mission program. She serves on the Africa Aflame committee and is very involved in translation of materials into Swahili. As they begin their fourth term, they will relocate to Mwanza, Tanzania’s second largest city, traveling extensively to establish the churches in western Tanzania. Their goals include developing local training seminars, correspondence Bible school, and Swahili radio ministry. Burundi was added to their appointment in 1998; he became superintendent in 2006. The Smoaks’ relocation to western Tanzania will enable them to travel by land to Burundi to strengthen the Burundian church and conduct ministerial training seminars. They also intend to establish a Bible and leadership training program.

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James and Elizabeth Corbin

Missionary, Asia, Bangladesh

James and Elizabeth Corbin both came from Pentecostal homes and were married in Goshen, California, on September 2, 1989. Soon after their marriage, God began to speak to the both of them concerning reaching the lost in Bangladesh. They arrived in Bangladesh as missionaries in 1992. Within a short while they became fluent in the language and began to find open doors of ministry throughout Bangladesh. In 1997 they moved to Dhaka, the capital city, to start a fresh ministry outreach. Continued revival and growth in Bangladesh is a result of many days and hours spent in prayer, fasting, and in training the people of Bangladesh to become the men and women that God has destined for them to be. The James Corbin family and the United Pentecostal Church of Bangladesh are moving forward with vision and purpose to establish the kingdom of God in Bangladesh.

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Patrick and Jean Groves

Missionary, Africa, Kenya, Sudan

 While reading the scriptures in spring 1985, a young Jamaican couple, Patrick and Jean Groves, set out to find the “church” spoken of in the book of Acts. God led them to Pentecostal Tabernacle and Pastor Sammy Stewart. Here they received the revelation of the oneness of God, and obeyed Act 2:38. Shortly thereafter, the Lord revealed to them that they would one day carry the gospel to a foreign field. In 1988 they migrated to Canada, where Patrick attended Apostolic Missionary Institute. Before their missionary appointment in March 2004, they saw their home assembly, Weston UPC, grow to become the largest UPC Church in Canada. The Lord blessed them, with three beautiful children, Mary-Elizabeth, Warren, and Joash. The Groves are the first UPC missionaries to be appointed to the predominantly Muslim country of Sudan. They will therefore pioneer the work there.

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Section 6 Missionary Schedule for 2019

There are 3 Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Joe and Fanny Cooney

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Ireland

Joe Cooney is a first generation Apostolic whose family is from Ireland. He was filled with the Holy Spirit in 1995. As an AIMer 2002-2010 he spent over 3 years in Ireland, and 3 1/2 years in London, England, evangelizing and assisting different ministries. Fanny Cooney is a fourth generation Apostolic from France. She is an experienced conference interpreter and regularly translates ministry curriculum. Receiving full missionary appointment at the 2010 General Conference in Houston, the Cooneys served as pastoral furlough replacements in Vienna, Austria 2011-2012. They returned to Northern Ireland in 2014 taking the pastorate of one church and planting a new one in the city of Belfast. In the last 4 years they have seen over 100 filled with the Holy Ghost in Northern Ireland. In all their years in ministry and evangelizing throughout the United Kingdom, Ireland, Europe and the United States, thousands have been filled with the Holy Ghost, healed and set free.

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Michael and Miriam Sponsler

Missionary, South America, Argentina

Upon the recommendation of the Foreign Missions Board, Mike and Miriam Sponsler were reappointed as UPCI missionaries to Argentina in September 2006. The Sponslers were originally appointed in September 1981 to Ecuador where he evangelized, planted churches, trained ministers, and coordinated a Bible correspondence program with 120 students. After a term in Ecuador, they transferred to Argentina for two years but then returned to Ecuador. In 1992 they resigned from missions and assisted in Miami, Florida, before assuming the pastorate of Apostolic Worship Center in Greshem, Oregon. After pastoring AWC for ten years, the Sponslers returned to Argentina in January 2006 as associates in missions. They evangelized and taught in the Bible school while awaiting their full appointment. Mike and Miriam Sponsler have two sons who live in Concord, California.

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James and Mary Catherine Beek

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Channel Islands, United Kingdom

James and Mary Catherine Beek are both MK's with family that have been working over the last 30 years in the UK and Europe Region. James was previously attending New Life Church in St. Catherines, Ontario as a part of the youth team and music ministry in the church. Mary Catherine was working on the field but spent a year in 2004-05 under the ministry of Reverend Doug Davis working there with the music team while supporting the youth. James and Mary Catherine have been serving on the mission field since 2007 and assisting and ministering in the local churches, national Bible school and on a district and national level for the youth department.

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Section 7 Missionary Schedule for 2019

There are 3 Global Missionaries listed below along with the dates that they will be in your section. Please select the dates that you wish to host each of these. If a date is not checkable another church has already scheduled that date.

You can select multiple dates if desired.

Ron and Terry Brian

Missionary, Central America/Caribbean, Haiti

Ron and Terry Brian received their appointment to the Central America/Caribean Region in 1994. After serving several years in Trinidad & Tobago and the ABC Islands, they assumed the position of Field Superintendent of the UPCI of Haiti in 2003. During their most recent term, much of their attention was on earthquake recovery and reconstruction. The January 2010 earthquake in Haiti brought a great spiritual awakening, and Haiti continues to enjoy revival.

In addition, the Brian family focuses on administrating a strong Bible school and leadership training. On a daily basis, Ron and Terry live out James 1:27 and the ministry of pure religion.

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Sim and Judy Strickland

Missionary, Europe/Middle East, Armenia, Greece, Macedonia

Former home missionaries in Louisiana, Sim and Judy Strickland received their appointment as UPCI missionaries to Greece in October 1983. They arrived in the land of their calling on May 15, 1986, with the goal of reaching the Greek people with the gospel. Building upon the foundation established by the Demoses, the Stricklands saw the hand of God further open the door to the Greeks. The Stricklands reside in Athens, the capital city. He is the field superintendent and oversees the total work. They have established a Bible school that uses both Greek and English. Sim Strickland’s appointment was expanded to include Albania and Armenia. He is the official UPCI representative to both nations. He also travels into Armenia and Albania to help pioneer the works in these nations.

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Jayson and Nellie Long

Missionary, Central America/Caribbean, Nicaragua

Jayson and Nellie Long received missionary appointment to Nicaragua in 2010 after having served for a year and four months on the AIM program. Residing in the capital city of Managua, they have been involved in church planting, evangelism, theological training through the Global Association of Theological Studies and children’s ministry. Jayson coordinates and leads mission teams in solar electrical projects for remote churches, and church construction and development. Nellie is involved in music ministry, is the national Sunday school director for Nicaragua and is the sub-regional Sunday school director for southern Central America. When returning to the field they will continue to focus on evangelism, theological training, the promotion of children’s ministry and involving mission teams in construction and development projects.

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