Ben & Chelsea  and their 3 children serve in a small village in rural West Africa. Invested in community development ministries, they spend most of their time building relationships and connecting with their neighbors in their day to day lives. While continuing to refine their understanding and fluency of the Pular language, their motivation is to bring the light of Jesus to their area with no known believers. Along with cultural and language learning, they focus on agricultural projects and trainings, finding creative ways to mentor in development principles, and connecting with undervalued populations, such as the local women and children.

Chad & Nicki serve in a city of more than 2 million people in West Africa.  They run a youth center which focuses on serving the young adults of the city.  The primary means of connection is through teaching English, computer skills, and life skills.  However, many of the students are reading Scripture in order to practice their English, and lives are being changed.

Doug & LaShawna serve in a city of more than 2 million people in West Africa.  They run a youth center which focuses on serving the young adults of the city.  The primary means of connection is through teaching English, computer skills, and life skills.  However, many of the students are reading Scripture in order to practice their English, and lives are being changed.

Arnie and Cheryl serve in a city of more than 2 million people in West Africa.  They run a youth center which focuses on serving the young adults of the city.  The primary means of connection is through teaching English, computer skills, and life skills.  However, many of the students are reading Scripture in order to practice their English, and lives are being changed.

The Eatons serve at an international church in Alicante, Spain, partnering with leaders to disciple and equip the next generations in the love of Christ and service to His kingdom. Their ministry spans preschoolers, youth, and adults, focusing on spiritual growth and community. Additionally, they are developing a ministry of hospitality to create welcoming spaces for connection and care.

The Nutter family serves in the Dominican Republic in the city of Santo Domingo.  They are involved in leadership development of national believers and interns/residents/short term teams, mentoring pastors, and run a university ministry/coffee shop.  In the spring of 2025, the Nutters planted a new church which they currently pastor.  All of their ministries are for the benefit and long term development of the Dominican C&MA.