Additional information
Region | Africa & The Middle East |
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Location | Sensitive |
Appointment | Long-term |
Also serving with | Mennonite Mission Network |
Home congregation(s) | James Street Mennonite Church, Lancaster, Pa. |
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Neighbors Community Center is a multicultural gathering place for connecting, learning, and celebrating.
There are a variety of programs at Neighbors Community Center to welcome those who have lived in Lancaster for many years and also our new neighbors from across the country or around the globe. Current programs include Global Women’s Village, English as a Second Language classes, after-school tutoring, and Make Space for Your Story.
The Impact Fund is essential to all areas of EMM’s mission. It enables EMM to recruit and send workers, cover some of the cost of worker support, communicate with constituents, provide salaries and benefits for the staff who support these activities, and much more. A charitable gift for which you do not indicate a preference will benefit the Impact Fund.
Jeremy and Jennifer* serve as regional representatives, walking alongside the people of Southeast Asia.
*Last name omitted for sensitivity reasons.
Jonas and Hannah* serve in intercultural church planting and mentoring church planters in Germany.
*Names changed for sensitivity reasons.
Gerry and Donna are volunteer workers, who travel to Vietnam and other international locations to train pastors and church workers. They also develop curriculum from an Anabaptist perspective for post-high school learners.
To contribute toward the program expenses of the Keeners’ work, checks may be mailed to:
Eastern Mennonite Missions
PO Box 8617
Lancaster PA 17604
Memo line “SE Asia Program Ministry/G&D Keener.”
Debora is participating in Advance Global, a 9-month, international discipleship and service opportunity.
Esther is participating in Advance Global, a 9-month, international discipleship and service opportunity.
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.
Valerie serves as a mission intern with EMM. She is participating in the Vida220 discipleship training school with VidaNet.
Wendell and Melanie serve in Costa Rica with their four children, mentoring and making disciples as directors of VidaNet. They are regional representatives for Central America, overseeing all of EMM’s programs and personnel in the region.
*Name changed for sensitivity reasons.
Peter and Christy serve in French-speaking Central Africa, jointly appointed with Mennonite Mission Network. Peter is joining the work of a seminary and an interfaith relations office of the local churches. Christy works in a hospital as a nurse/midwife. The children are in the local French school. Peter is also a member at large of the Christian-Muslim Relations Team, encouraging churches and individuals through teaching, preaching, writing, and example, to build meaningful relationships with Muslims. Peter and Christy previously served in East Africa with their children for five years.
*Last name omitted for sensitivity reasons.