Australia
I am pioneering culturally relevant and relational outreach opportunities among the local Indigenous community as well as working closely with Ilker, Jacqui, Josh and the team at the Dareton Youth and Community Centre, NSW.

Australia
I am a long term resident of the Sunraysia region after emigrating to Australia from Germany at the age of 15. I have youth work and community development qualifications — my faith and experiences of youth centres has given me a passion to see hope come in the lives of young Indigenous people of the region.

Bangladesh
I am the General Secretary of the Bardarban Hills Churches of Christ. As a visionary leader, I am keen to express God’s love in practical ways. Following in the footsteps of my evangelist father, I received Bible training in India and returned to my native Bangladesh to share the good news of Jesus. 

Fiji
I am the Director of Fiji Community Churches of Christ and help local churches in Fiji move towards self-reliance through local training and mentoring.

India
We have founded, built and directed the work at Gnyan Sampada Residential School (formerly Ankoor) and lovingly parented its many residents. Nalini was orphaned herself, and was adopted by missionaries. This is a strong part of her motivation for the work.

India
We have relocated to the Thane area of Western Maharashtra where there are high levels of poverty, unemployment and out-of-school youth. We have established a range of Vocational Training opportunities for both boys and girls, particularly those from minority and slum backgrounds. 

India
I completed my medical internship at Ashwood over 30 years ago and continued in the role of Superintendent since then.  

India
I oversee the HIV programme with great compassion, care for the whole person, ensuring that people are welcomed into a community as well treated for their illness.

Indonesia
I am the Academic Dean of Church of Christ Theological School Indonesia. My role is assisting young people who are willing to serve the Lord in the mission field. I love to see them bring Christ to the people and mature in their faith.

Papua New Guinea
I am the Executive Director of MECOC. I am passionate about revival in the tribal areas of PNG. My prayer is that the Holy Spirit will empower young people to evangelise powerfully, to prophesy, see visions and to heal the sick. 

Papua New Guinea
I oversee Literacy Coordinations for MECOC. My desire is to see local bush school teachers trained and equipped to teach basic literacy in the mother tongue of the early primary age children. This is a first step in preparation for later years in school where the teaching is in English.

Papua New Guinea
I am involved with the Melanesian Evangelical Churches of Christ (MECOC). I have completed a Masters in Theology and now I am Principal of Gandep Bible College.  

South Sudan
I am the Chaplain at Emmanuel School and the Pastor at Marial Bai Church of Christ.

South Sudan
I became a devoted Christian while working in Khartoum, Sudan. I returned to South Sudan in 2001 after completing Bible College training. I now oversee Churches of Christ congregations in the counties surrounding Aweil.

South Sudan
I am the Deputy Director for Christian Mercy International (CMI) looking after the CMI projects activiities in different communities while Paulino is studying in Uganda. I report on the project activities and progress.

South Sudan
I have big dreams for my people! After managing the Emmanuel Children project for three years, I established Christian Mercy International (CMI) a local faith-based organisation to coordinate more projects. Currently I am studying Development in Uganda.

South Sudan
I am the Principal of the Aweil Health Science Institute, and have degrees in Community Development and in Public Health. GMP is delighted that he has returned from USA to serve the people of his home state of Northern Bahr El Ghazal. 

Thailand
I currently work as the Moderator for Churches of Christ in Thailand (CCT). My passion and life calling is to love the migrants and various tribes living in my country.

Thailand
I coordinate the CCT project at Phet Phaithun. Families raise up to 500 chickens at a time for meat. It is a great opportunity for everyone in the community to be involved.  

Vanuatu
I have recently been appointed the first female General Secretary of the Conference!

Vanuatu 
I started off as a primary school teacher for about ten years, and then changed my career to theological studies in the late 1980s. Now my ministry is focused in the areas of women’s fellowship, Bible college lecturing, and preaching in the churches. I enjoy serving the Lord.

Vanuatu
I am the Community Development Coordinator for CCCV.  My first task is to conduct a survey across communities assessed as most needy to hear from them how the programme might assist.

Vietnam
I am an Australian with an educational background and a heart for the poor. I moved to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam in July 2009 where I have been learning Vietnamese, building relationships with the local church leaders, and developing Bright Solutions as a vocational training company. 

Vietnam
I am a representative of the local authority who works alongside the COCOA leaders to submit the ideas for installing toilets and bathrooms in the area. BPADPO identifies the vulnerable families, and toilet facilities and access equipment are then installed. 

Vietnam
My ministry is nation-wide and focussed on supporting and developing leaders in Vietnam.

Zimbabwe
I seek to raise effective leaders who can bring the good news of Jesus to people in Zimbabwe. I have a strong vision and sense of clarity that God calls and leads me to do what I do. 

Zimbabwe
I am the project manager and I assess each request for a well and work with the local community to identify the best location for installation. Together we establish a committee that will be responsible for the well. The opening of a well is a day of great rejoicing!

Zimbabwe 
I am the KCV Director.  My vision is to see vulnerable children at KCV grow in a family with love and Christian values, so that when they leave the village they are independent, reliable and God-fearing citizens.