The Missionaries
These Are the People YES Exists For.
They already speak the language. They already know the community. They have already earned the trust. They are not waiting to be sent. They are already there. And they are carrying more than anyone should carry alone.
Worker Profiles
The Missionaries YES Stands With.
Andrés and Jocelyn González
Protected Region
Protected Region
Charity and Tyler Abernathy
Protected Region
Dave and Marie Delmedico
Doug and Marilyn Stewart
Edith Johnson
Edwin and Karina Narvaez
Federico and Raquel Ferrero
Fran Boyle
Gerald and Susan Lee
Glenn and Mindy Heinsch
Heather Pappa
Protected Region
Kathy Briner
Leiton Chinn
Lisa Espineli Chinn
Lucy Hsu
Ned and Sharon Hale
Oscar Tovar
Phil and Cariane Knudsen
Reuben Kawinzi
Rev. Jimmie and Gloria Johnson
Richard and Catherine Weston
Rick and Beth Hicks
Rupert Henry and Judy Henry
Tamer and Cindy
Terrell and Mary Smith
The Ahn Family
William and Chantell Burgess
The Long View
One worker who stays changes the region around them.
In the Philippines, one sustained leader is now feeding children and running a school.
In Costa Rica, a pastor who knows the Body sees him preaches with a different kind of authority.
In Honduras, a man walking mountain paths with a megaphone knows that someone on the other side of the world is praying for him by name.
That doesn't come from a trip. It comes from someone staying — and from the rest of the Body deciding to stay with them.
“If we are one Body, no faithful servant should stand alone.”