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the Ackermans
Matt and Molly Ackerman are serving with
Missionary TECH Team in Longview,
Texas. Matt is an intern architect in the Facilities Planning Services department, where he designs
2D and 3D buildings, including churches and hospitals, for ministries around the globe. Molly is a
graphics artist in the Graphics Services departments where she helps to provide, for ministries world-wide,
the displays and literature used for deputation, recruiting, or evangelistic purposes. (You can keep
up with their work on their blog).
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the Avileses
Art & Denice Aviles are with Wycliffe Bible Translators. They have
been in the U.S., furthering their linguistics studies and raising support.
Presently, the Aviles are preparing to return to working among the Daju people in the Guera region
of Central Chad in Africa. Art and Denice have five children: Micah, Josiah, Hope,
Jason and Eden.
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the Clemenses
Lance & Julie Clemens serve with Greater Europe Mission in Sofia, Bulgaria.
They are focused on language acquisition and cultural adaptation. Lance teaches English at
United Theological Seminary and partners with Bulgarian church leaders and believers to grow the Church's
influence in that nation's capital. Julie and GEM co-worker Michelle Asbill, a social worker, are
effectively launching a disabilities ministry. Julie's training as an Occupational Therapist has
uniquely equipped her for this work. Their daughters are Taylor and Lauren.
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the Hibbards
Dustin & Natalie Hibbard are career staff with Arctic Barnabas Ministries
in Alaska. Their mission is to provide encouragement through pastoral care, practical helps,
and retreat opportunities for missionaries and pastors in remote villages across the Arctic, whose
ministry among Native peoples is very challenging physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Presently,
Dustin's responsibilities include coordination of volunteers teams as well as fundraising, donor relations,
and media development for the organization. He anticipates the opportunity to begin flying for the
mission as flight training and aircraft become available for staff. Natalie is a stay-at-home mom
caring for their son Skylar and daughter Kaia. She also provides assistance with printing and mailing
of Arctic Barnabas publications and women's ministry events.
Their websites: thehibbards.org
arcticbarnabas.org
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the Krups
Ken & Denise Krup are AWANA Missionaries. They serve the Greater Chicago
area, meeting with AWANA commanders and directors and their pastors. They also conduct
orientation and training sessions. Their daughter, Karissa, is at Grace College in Indiana.
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Renee McLean
Renee McLean is an EFCA missionary serving in the Czech Republic. Her main area of service is to
the Roma people.
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the Maupins
Rick & Susie Maupin work with FamilyLife Ministries
(headquartered in Little Rock, Arkansas), where Rick is an Event
Ministry Representative. A major focus of their lives is working
with couples who share their heart for marriage and family, to
make a difference right where they live.
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the Moxnesses
Mike & Gay Moxness are serving Wycliffe in
Southeast Asia. They have five children: Adelle, Melanie, Mikaela, Jacob,
and Delayne.
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Susan Sevey
Susan serves as principal of the middle school at Yongsan International
School of Seoul, Korea. The school is one of the Network of International Christian Schools (NICS)
and instructs students from 48 countries.
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the Snyders
Jim Snyder is the TouchGlobal Director for Africa, a ministry of the Evangelical
Free Church of America (EFCA). He is committed to the development of an effective integration of
holistic ministry within the church planting efforts globally, but with an intentional focus on Africa.
Ruth continues to provide assistance in the printing and mailing of prayer letters for nearly 40 missionary
families, most of them with EFCA ReachGlobal. In addition to this, she works at the local school as a
teacher’s aide, providing one-on-one assistance to a child with autism.
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the Vollraths
Paul & Karen Vollrath are career members of Wycliffe Bible Translators, Inc.,
who lived and worked among the Hewa people of Papua New Guinea for more than 20 years, translating the
Word of God into the Hewa language. They currently serve at Wycliffe’s International Linguistics
Center in Dallas, TX. Paul administers the International Translation Department in Wycliffe’s
academic organization SIL, and Karen assists him in that role.
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the Wysses
Jeff & Linda Wyss are missionaries with International Teams and
have lived in Central Asia for several years. They are part of a
church-planting team and also work at humanitarian aid
organizations. As much as possible, their focus is on visiting people and sharing the good news.
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Tim and Nancy N.
Tim & Nancy are serving in Asia, actively involved in church planting,
serving alongside nationals to plant healthy churches. Nancy is enrolled in language classes at the
University and is using her knowledge of nursing to teach a weekly class in "Medical English" at the
hospital. Tim studies language with a tutor five mornings a week. He is working with the team
developing small businesses. Their goals include launching a career coaching service for college
students and launching a work with leprosy affected people in nearby villages. They have three sons, all
attending college at NIU.
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