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Missionary Flights International

Richard (Dick) Snook is the President and CEO of Missionary Flights International. Linda works in the office taking care of the accounting for the organization. Dick and Linda joined MFI in 1986 after leaving their home in Iowa and moving to South Florida. Dick succeeded Rev. Don H. Beldin as president in 1993. Dick and Linda have four grown children and eleven grandchildren. Dick served in the USAF and was trained in aircraft maintenance. During the Viet Nam war, Dick served as a mechanic on the EC-47 aircraft. The EC-47 is the military version of the DC-3. After Viet Nam, Dick earned all of his pilot ratings. Little did he realize that 20 years later, he would be a captain on the same type of aircraft he maintained in Viet Nam. The Lord always has a plan for our lives.

Missionary Flights Interenational provides air support to 700 missionary families that serve in Haiti. After the recent earthquake in Haiti, MFI added many more flights to their schedule. Thanks to loaner and chartered aircraft, MFI has transported over a million pounds of relief supplies to Port-au-Prince. Dick and Linda have served with MFI for 26 years.

Missions to Military, Inc is a missionary organization designed to meet definite spiritual and social needs in the lives of men and women in the armed forces.

Missions to Military is and Independent Baptist missionary agency. Wherever our Military Christian Centers are established, we become vitally involved in the local church. We believe that, by partnering together, we can become most effective in an evangelistic effort to reach the international Military community for Jesus Christ.

Joe and Sharon Rosa: West Africa, Rosa's Dakar Safari

The ministry of Randy and Kay Tharp, with the Rock of Ages Prison Ministry, started 18 years ago. From that starting point, prison revivals and personal soulwinning cell to cell was the heart of it all. Starting six years ago, the Prisoners Bible Institute (PBI) was introduced to the state of Illinois, Indiana and Michigan. Now they share their time with PBI along with prison revivals and soul winning.

At present PBI has 3,404 students. Last year 137 inmates trusted Christ as Savior doing these lessons. PBI mailed out 487 Bibles and 8,688 Bible lessons. Our revival team, which consists of 6 missionaries and 21 volinteers from local churches, was able to hold 49 prison revivals and 729 one day Bible studies which resulted in 2, 042 men and women trusting Christ.

The primary purpose of Karuizawa Retreat Center is to serve the spiritual, emotional and physical needs of TEAM missionaries, and secondarily those of the evangelical missionary and Japanese church communities.

Becca was raised here at Cornerstone and met Luke, while on a missions trip to Gambia. After graduating from Moody Bible in 2009, the Voights felt called to SIM using sports as a way to evangelize and disciple the youths of Africa. They are currently residing in Blantyre, Malawi with their children, Lyzee and ZekeFollow their blog here.

SIM Sports Friends

Check out new Sports Friends Malawi video here.

Project coordinator of Little Lambs, a day care center for orphans in Kijabe, East Africa. They have also taken work teams into Kenya. Ron & Ronda live in Pekin, IL.

Independent Gospel Missions

Kery & Terri Psinas have been missionaries to Grenada for the past 10 years. they serve as field coordinators to the five national pastors who have been approved by their mission agency. their role is to assist the national pastors in their ministries in Grenada. They lead short term mission trips and conduct Vacation Bible Schools and evangelism meetings. Kerry and Terri live in Pekin, IL.

Paul and Leah Manyara: Kenya, Independaent Gospel Missions

Paul is the administrator of Moffat Bible College in Kijabe and train students from Kenya, Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo and Tanzania. Leah works with orphans in the community, supervises feeding centers and works with the wives of the Bible students.

Church planting ministry in French Polynesia

Mike accepted Christ at a young age in Sunday School. He has a B.S. in Computer Science from Pensacola Christian College and a Masters of Divinity from Temple Baptist Seminary. While working in computers in Atlanta, GA, Mike was deeply burdened for overseas missions through a jail ministry. Before leaving for the field, Mike worked as a missionary pastor at his home church for 3 years.

Baptist Mid-Missions

Wilson & Laura Green: Life Action, Summit Revivalist

Having obtained two undergraduate degrees and a Master’s from Liberty University, Wilson pastored for 21 years in Virginia and Illinois. In 1999 God led him and his family to Life Action, where he served as Summit Ministries Director for four years before traveling on the road as a Family Revival Seminar Instructor. He and his wife, Laura, have three children.

Jonathan and Abby St.Clair began a 3-year assignment with Africa Inland Mission in January of 2013. Jonathan will be serving as coordinator for AIM's T.E.E. program (Theological Education by Extension) based in Mokhotlong, Lesotho. This program is a very basic Bible curriculum taught in local languages and designed for pastors, church leaders, and laypersons. Their desire is to train up national leaders in the Word of God and empower them to reach the unreached within their own lands. Their son, Kyle, was born in March of 2011 and their daughter, Ellee, was born in May of 2013.

For recent newsletters and up-to-date information, you may follow their blog at: stclairsinmissions.blogspot.com.

SIM Amanda is originally from central Illinois and now is in southern Ecuador. She works with children, teaches Bible classes and reaches out to the local community.

church planting, Nicaragua, Impact Bible Church

Caribbean Radio Lighthouse

Joining th staff in 1982, Jerry is the Assistant Manager and Chief Engineer, with responsibilities in technical and plant maintenance. Linda works part-time in the music library. Baptist International Missions

In 1983, Bill and Priscilla answered the call to go to the Dominican Republic with World Team to be part of a church planting team. During their 28 years of missionary service they have been involved in a variety of ministries as they sought to reach the city of Santiago and beyond for the sake of the Kingdom of God. They have been involved in planting churches, conducting camps and mission retreats, constructionand medical projects, the Casa Yada mentoring project, Project Joven Misionero, serving on boards of schools, LaLeche League project and evangelistic baseball ministry.

May, 2010, Bill and Priscilla moved 3 hours to the southeast of the island, to San Pedro de Macoris, where Bill is ministering full-time in evangelism, discipleship and counseling with Baseball chapel. his goal is to reach baseball players with the gospel in the 30 Major League Academies and 6 Winter League teams.

Bill and Priscilla Stothers: WORLDTEAM/Dominican Republic

Baseball Chapel Coordinator Dom. Rep. at World Team

Serving with ABWE.

Winslow Blog.

Stan & Jane Stringer: Faith Baptist Mission, Inc.

Stringers are missionaries to the Tohon O'Odham of south-central Arizona.

Ryan and Joy for the field during the summer of 2014. Their goal is to establish churches in the urban areas of Ghana that are able to reproduce themselves to the more remote areas of the country. The Owens serve with Baptist Mid Missions.

Church planters with RHMA in Utah.