Ratliff, Elizabeth
Elizabeth Ratliff has been serving in Zambia since 2005. She has been heavily involved in every aspect of prison ministry for both male and female correctional institutions.
Thabata, Lloyd and Buyi
Missionary Evangelist Mawande Lloyd Thabatha has a burning passion to see souls won back to Christ and has a heart for strengthening the Body of Christ.
Project: Team Nica
The NICA TEAM is a network of churches, organizations, and individuals who partners with indigenous peoples in Central America.
Potter, Cathy
Cathy Potter currently serves in South Africa in an area that has one of the highest HIV AIDS, unemployment, and poverty rates in South Africa. She works in three different Township schools teaching a reading program called ‘Neema’ (developed by teachers for the African context), which is aimed at second language speakers. She has helped two local churches launch the program in their areas and is in discussions with another church.
Werner, Brandon and Makenzie
As a family, we are called to The Gambia, West Africa. Aiming to share the gospel to the Unreached people group of the Fulani, we are working towards formal Bible teaching and discipleship training, practical life skills instruction, and involving our own children in children’s ministry.
du Toit, Hugo and Salomie
Presently, since April 2011, they reside in their hometown Tzaneen, South Africa from where they travel to different countries in Southern Africa – Zambia, Mozambique, Lesotho & Swaziland to serve and minister.
Guynn, Rex and Melinda
Rex and Melinda Guynn have lived in Africa since 2006 and currently reside in the town of Kitgum, Uganda. Along with their team, they spend each day reaching people in Northern Uganda and Southern Sudan with the Good News and hope of Jesus Christ.
Chrisman, Ken and Renea
Ken and Renea Chrisman serve with Missionary Ventures International in a short-term, multi-location ministry role, responding to ministry needs around the world through strategic assignments rather than permanent placement in a single country.
Cosigua, Edgar and Anita
Edgar and Anita Cosigua were both involved in missions before meeting each other. When they got married, they started pastoring a small church in a remote village, then moved on to become supervisors in New Life Mission. After a few years, they worked independently in youth and children’s ministry until 2005 when they joined Missionary Ventures.