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Region | North America |
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Location | Global |
Appointment | Long-term |
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Jonathan serves globally as a consultant for churches and leaders, especially in the area of teaching/training Christians how to build life-giving relationships with Muslims through dialogue, peacemaking, witness, and hospitality. He leads EMM’s Christian-Muslim Relations Team.
Michael serves in Lebanon, Pa., with his wife, Deborah, and their two children. Michael has experienced the life-transforming power of the gospel in his personal life, and he desires to extend the hope of Christ to others by reaching out to the forgotten members of society, including people in his city who are returning from incarceration or rehabilitation from substance abuse. He understands the obstacles to reconnecting with society and building meaningful relationships. It is his deepest desire to come alongside men, supporting his community through social relationships and mentoring, and also by networking among ministries and city services.
Angie Earl serves as a volunteer worker with EMM’s Christian-Muslim Relations Team, which helps to teach/train Christians how to build life-giving relationships with Muslims through dialogue, witness, peacemaking, and hospitality.
William serves globally providing discipleship training, leadership development, and mutual learning and encouragement with EMM’s partners.
Michael and Ruth serve as members of the Christian-Muslim Relations Team, having served previously for nearly 10 years in South Asia. During this time they lived and worked in a Muslim community. This deep background experience is critical to understanding Muslims and gives them something to draw upon as they equip others for fruitful and life-giving relationships with Muslims. During those years in South Asia, they were devoted to prayer as one of their primary ministry functions. Their gifts and experience help the CMRT continue to grow in prayer and equipping others in prayer as a vital part of mission.
Deb coordinates Hub 450, EMM’s new community center in Lancaster city. This hospitality center is a place of connection across cultures, creating a safe space for Lancaster’s refugee community and beyond. It is a place of food, creativity and cross-cultural community.
Leon and Naomi serve globally, providing theological teaching, leadership development, and encouragement to EMM’s partners.