Teresa
I’ve been living in Costa Rica sine 2012, serving with my husband (who’s Tico!)
Bethany
Hey everyone! I taught in Honduras for 4 years, and now I’m back in the States until a new assignment comes along. I’d love to hear from any of you!
LeAnn
Long-term worker in East Asia, enjoy intimate times with Father God and connecting with people who are keen to grow spiritually. Leisure interests include bread-baking, walking in nature, reading biographies
Chri Chri
I am from the Netherlands, and work as a nurse with Mercy Ships, in the Palliative Care program. In the past 7 years I have lived on the ship ‘Africa Mercy’ while it was in Sierra Leone, Madagascar, Benin and currently in Cameroon.
I re-entry’d after my time in Sierra Leone, which was quite hard. I love that there is a community of women who go through the same type of experiences.
Paula Miller
We have lived and served in Africa since 2005. Our ministry is centered on training in Bible Storytelling in local languages.I have an awesome husband Rick and two wonderful daughters, Grace and Faith
Gracia
My name is Gracia and I work at an International school right outside of Mexico City! I love the adventure of learning about our Savior from a different perspective. Coffee, knitting, crocheting, and reading are a few of the things I love, but Christ is by far the most important.
Erin
My husband, Josh and I serve with NTM Aviation/Ethnos360. We serve cross-cultural workers across Papua New Guinea, providing support to church planters and support workers. Josh is a pilot, and I am a receptionist with our small medical clinic.
Emily de Aldana
Hi, I’m Emily! I’m a Canadian who has been in Guatemala 5 years working with a variety of different humanitarian aid organizations. I’m happily married to the Guatemalan of my dreams and together we live in the department of Jalapa. I am a student of international development and my current work is providing security, education, and essential necessities to children, teenagers, and mothers with children who have been abused or abandoned.
IstanJules
It’s a shame there’s no option for Europe/Asia/Middle East, because that’s where I am. The place where the cultures of the world collide. I’m here with my 4 little ones who are each the spitting image of my husband. I’m trying to be obedient to the call to just be here. No grand schemes. Waiting to see what He wants to do. I’ve been waiting for 10 years. But when the “It” comes, I know it’s going to be glorious.
Ilona
My husband and I are cross-cultural workers in Oaxaca, Mexico. We train indigenous church leaders and counsel/minister to those who serve. Married thirty years and mom to four.
Siena
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Amy
My hubby and I run a guest house in the lakeside area of Pokhara. We have three kiddos and are oringnally from Massachusetts