Global Missions

 

What's Happening in Haiti with Pastor Dave and Pam Mann? Download their Missionary Journal PDF

Training local missionaries to reach their many unevangelized people groups. Contact information can be requested at missions@ualc.org; www.bethanyinternational.org.    [top]
 

Sharing Christ’s love with the Chinese people through service and relationship. Men, women, children, and orphans are served in the areas of nutrition, health care, English training, and rural development. Download more information about the ministry and their prayer list here. Contact Steve Ray, Executive Director, 3707 NE 119th St, Vancouver, WA 98686; 253-225-5989; sray@chinaconnectonline.org; or Jennifer Cameron, 614-374-0008, jcameron@chinaconnectonline.org; www.chinaconnectonline.org.  [top]

 

A Christian non-profit organization that empowers women and embraces children by serving vulnerable moms, orphaned children, and victims of human trafficking in Eastern Europe, East Africa and in Central Ohio. Download more information about the ministry and a prayer list for Doma International or
Doma U.S.A. Contact Dan and Julie Clark, PO Box 21987, Columbus, OH 43221; julie@domaconnection.org; 614-648-DOMA (3662); www.domaconnection.org.

 

Providing hope through Christian-based education for over 2000 students in Institution Univers school (K through grade 13) and also providing affordable medical services at Univers Medical Center for 10,000 patients per year. UALC supports Coalition of Children in Need Association (COCINA) which provides financial support and mission teams to the school and clinic. Key contact for COCINA is Bill Gibeaut, wmgibeaut@aol.com. Contact for the Medical Center is head nurse Michele Benson, mmbenson59@hotmail.com. In July 2006 UALC Pastor Dave Mann and wife Pam were deployed to Haiti with full support from UALC. They are missionaries in the school, clinic and community. Download more information about the ministry and a prayer list for Institution Univers School or the Univers Medical Center. Click here to see a video from a recent mission trip. Contact Dave Mann, dmann@ualc.org; www.haiticocina.org.  [top]
 

A holistic, Christ-centered ministry in Central America, providing food, clothing, housing, healing and hope for the hopeless. We encourage our sister church, Church of the Open Arms, in Caliche, Honduras, a remote village of 350 people. We support them through prayer, by financial donations, and with an annual medical/construction mission. Contact ggarrett@hth.org, PO Box 38, Xenia, OH 45385; 937-372-3503. Leading short-term missions to Honduras, shipping relief items to Honduras and coordinating the work projects. Contact Steve DeLisle, stevedelisle@hth.org; www.hth.org.    [top]
 

International Friendships, Inc. – Richard Mendola

International student ministry is a key way that God is reaching the nations with the gospel. IFI volunteers and staff have been serving and helping over 1,000 new international students a year. Several have come to Christ (over 55 in 2012) and many are returning to their homeland with the gospel. IFI volunteers serve these students through hospitality (airport pickup, temporary housing, etc.), English help, and friendship. Download more information about the ministry and its prayer list here. Contact Richard Mendola, International Friendships, 195 Chittenden Ave., Columbus, OH 43201; 614-294-2434; www.ifipartners.org. UALC contact: Jerry Cable, jerry66.cable@gmail.com.  [top]
 

Into the Field – Jennifer Cameron

Latin American Mission – Callie Wulf

Lutheran Bible Translators – Christina Riddle

The mission of LBT is to bring people to faith in Jesus Christ by making the Word of God available to those who do not yet have it in the language of their hearts. Christina Riddle supports that mission by teaching missionary children in Ghana, West Africa. Contact Christina Riddle, criddle@LBT.org; 800-532-4253; PO Box 2050, Aurora, IL 60507; www.LBT.org; www.LBT.org/missionaries/criddle.php.   [top]
 

Lutheran Bible Translators – Nathan and Sarah Esala

Translating the texts of Scripture to be used in Likɔɔnl (a.k.a.Komba) speaking churches and homes in Ghana. Contact Nathan and Sarah Esala, c/o Lutheran Bible Translators, 303 N. Lake St. Aurora, IL 60507.  [top]
 

Seeking lasting solutions to poverty and injustice and in doing so, compelling U.S. Lutherans to put their faith into action. Lutheran World Relief, 700 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230; 410-230-2800; www.lwr.org.   [top]

 

An association for the Christian churches in Morocco under whose umbrella they have received legal standing. Contact Jack Wald, L’Eglise Protestante, 51 CIL Aviation, Rabat 10000, Maroc; 212 (0)37 75 70 96; jawaldiii@gmail.com.    [top]