Rachel is excited to serve with Marketplace Ministries in Mexico City, helping to establish a business training center that shows entrepreneurs how to implement Kingdom principles in the workplace.
Taylor Roush first connected with CMF Globalscope on a short-term trip to the El Pozo campus ministry in Puebla, Mexico, and knew that the awesome community she found there was “what I wanted my life to look like!”
Life and ministry have changed significantly for our team members as a result of COVID-19, but CMF’s Globalscope Roots team in Edinburgh, Scotland, took quick steps last week to go digital to support and connect with their students.
“College ministry changed everything for me,” says Joseph Hoffman. Now he and his wife Lizzie are part of a team that will help create a place where students from all over the world can connect with God, develop community and find meaning in their lives.
A local witch doctor and his wife are part of a microfinance project in a rural village in Thailand, report CMF team members Preston and Kristin Coursey, which has led to a very successful year for their venture.
Rachel Batter looks forward to learning how to speak French and milk a goat when she joins the CMF team in Ivory Coast! She’s an experienced teacher and will use her skills to homeschool the four children of Ben and Hannah Devenney, who serve there in medical missions.
CMF and Pathway Church, Wichita, Kansas, are mourning the passing of the church’s retired Senior Pastor, Gene Carlson, on Saturday, March 28.
Greg and Eli Klass grew up thousands of miles apart, but the Christian influences in their young lives led both of them to the Globalscope El Oasis campus ministry in Santiago, Chile. That’s where they met, married, and now serve together. They recently stopped by our home office for a visit and shared a little about how it happened, how it works, and the amazing new thing they will be doing together.
Olivia Shank grew up on stories from her great-aunt, who was a nurse-missionary in Thailand. By age 4, she had decided that missions is her life path. After a few twists and turns along the way, she’ll be serving with a Marketplace Ministries team in Mexico City, helping to create a business academy that integrates Kingdom principles with business training for Mexican entrepreneurs.
A team of 29 amazing people from across the country who are passionate about the ministry of Missions of Hope International (MOHI) hiked up Mt. Kilimanjaro in early January to benefit the new MOHI sports ministry in Nairobi, Kenya.