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| Location | Cambodia |
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| Appointment | Long-term |
| Home congregation(s) | Windsor Baptist Church, Uwchland, PA |
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Africa
Morocco relief fund
ContinueOn September 8, a nearly 7-point earthquake ravaged Morocco. The epicenter of the earthquake was in a rural mountain area, an area with many small towns, where most of the buildings are simple, even made of mud and stones. Many of these houses have collapsed, and others have structural damage that makes them uninhabitable, so people are camping in makeshift tents. A partner in the country is responding with primary aid (food, shelter, medicine, etc.) and is also trying to obtain tents or materials with which to build them. They will also be working on sanitation to prevent diseases from spreading.
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Somali Ministry Fund
ContinueOutreach to Somalis continues to be a great need and a significant challenge in East Africa. This fund helps to support the work of EMM partners as they share the good news of Jesus with Somalis refugees within their borders as well as in Somalia.
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Support “Unexpected Peace: In search for the common good”
ContinueJoin us on the journey!
Thank you for your interest in the Unexpected Peace documentary. As you may know, stories of peacebuilding rarely make it to the big screen, but these stories need to be told. We invite you to join us in responding to Jesus’ invitation to be peacemakers and ministers of reconciliation.
Please would you consider a generous gift to Unexpected Peace today? Your generosity will help to share stories to touch people’s hearts and open their minds to new ideas about forgiveness, peacemaking, and reconciliation.
To learn more about the Unexpected Peace documentary visit unexpectedpeace.com.
To learn more about EMM’s Christian-Muslim Relations Team visit emmpeacemakers.org.
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Alexander & Maria*
ContinueAlexander and Maria* work in a transformational business and an international school. Alexander also serves as the regional representative for Central and South Asia. They serve in Central Asia with their children.
*Names changed for sensitivity reasons.
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Andrés & Angélica*
ContinueAndrés and Angélica seek to be winsome ambassadors of the Messiah Jesus for people in North Africa and South Europe:
- sharing His blessing, especially through their language and art teaching vocations,
- helping European Christians relate to Muslim (im)migrants more like He would,
- encouraging new or younger disciples of Christ to love and follow Him, and
- facilitating cross-cultural and interfaith experiences and relations as a member of EMM’s CMRT.
*Names changed for sensitivity reasons.
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Matthew Baugher
ContinueMatthew is participating in Advance Global, a 9-month, international discipleship and service opportunity. He will serve in Halle, Germany with Soli Deo Mennonite Church. While he will learn much about himself, he hopes to offer his time and energy to serve the local community and body of Christ. This will include connecting with and discipling newer believers, facilitating bible study groups, and participating in the teaching and music ministries of the church.
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Jonathan Bornman
ContinueJonathan 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.
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Michael Clancy
ContinueMichael 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.
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John & Debbie Coats
ContinueOur ministries have evolved repeatedly over the years. John overseas an after-school children’s program in several village centers, teaches and disciples local Christian leaders, and now provides a local village trash service. Debbie is still involved in public health education and frequently sees patients who have not been able to get help elsewhere.