Tommy and Shiny serve as Executive Directors for Mid India Christian Missions. They have a passion to impact India, a country with over 1.5 billion people, of whom less than 3% are confessing Christians, by training, equipping, and sending national citizens into the mission field for Christ. They have two sons, Elijah and Caleb.
Ron and Pat Morse have been faithfully serving in SE Asia for over 50 years. Partnering with North Burma Christian Missions (NBCM), their ministry focuses on evangelism, church planting, and leadership training through the establishment of Bible College campuses in 9 locations. They have three children: Jason, Justin, and Sarah.
Hailing from Coweta, Oklahoma, Hannah Tynes was called into missions at 16 years old. Immediately after graduation from high school, Hannah enrolled in Advanced Missionary Training (AMT) and has been serving in Zambia, Africa, since 2019. She currently works with Overland Missions, which seeks to spread the Gospel in remote areas of the world.
Matthew and Christine Rule are missionaries who have served in Lebanon, among other countries, with Crossover Global. With a passion for making disciples and planting churches, their focus is to seek and minister to unreached people groups all over the world. They have three sons: Trenton, Ashton, and Evan.
Pastor Elisha is the founder of Grace Ministry Church in India. Together with his wife, Sumalatha, and their three daughters, Shiny, Sreshta, and Sneha, he leads one of only two dozen churches in a city of over 2.1 million people, ministering to an overwhelming population of widows and orphans.
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Samaritan Community Center is a grace-driven nonprofit that has been serving the hurting and hungry in Northwest Arkansas with dignity and compassion since 2002. Guided by their beliefs to love and serve like Jesus, their organization has grown to include a variety of impactful programs. Their Samaritan Shop thrift stores in Rogers and Springdale play a vital role, providing essential financial support to help them continue offering hope and assistance to those in need. For more information on Samaritan Community Center or how to serve, please reach out to Shannon Green at sgreen@samcc.org or visit their website at https://www.samcc.org/.
Loving Choices is a pro-life ministry that provides free pregnancy services, including parenting classes and educational resources. They can provide pregnant women with the resources they need to support their pregnancy, enabling them to keep their baby. For more information on Loving Choices or how to serve, please reach out to MacKenzie Miller at mackenzie@lovingchoices.org or visit their website at https://lovingchoices.org/.
Food2Families is a Christian ministry driven by its love for God and every human He has created. It is their goal to provide food to those at risk in our area, including groceries to help them prepare healthy meals. Currently, they serve an average of over 200 families a week across Northwest Arkansas. For more information on Food2Families or how to serve, please reach out to Jason Maxwell at Jason@Flames2Fire.com or visit their website at https://flames2fire.com/.
The Call is a nonprofit organization that mobilizes local churches to serve local children and youth in foster care. For more information on The Call or how to serve, please reach out to Elizabeth Stein at estein@thecallinarkansas.org or visit their website at https://thecallinarkansas.org/nwa.
Souls Harbor is a Christ-centered ministry with a mission to walk alongside men seeking freedom from addiction, providing a safe space and personalized programs for physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual transformation. For more information on Souls Harbor or how to serve, please reach out to Jared McGaugh at jared@soulsharbornwa.org or visit their website at https://www.soulsharbornwa.org/
Cookson Hills is a children’s home in Northeast Oklahoma that serves children ages 5-17 who want to write a better story for their lives and have experienced challenges with family life, homelessness, poor peer relationships, abuse, or neglect. For more information on Cookson Hills or how to serve, please reach out to Matt Carmichael at matt.carmichael@cooksonhills.org or visit their website at https://cooksonhills.org/