Our Missionaries

North American Based:

Elsie Mokoban - InterVarsity, Indian River, FL   http://www.intervarsity.org/

Current Missionary Of the Month

Paul Stanley, Navigators, Colorardo Springs, CO    http://www.navigators.org/us/
 

 
Scott and Lynanne Palmer, Wycliffe Bible Translataors, Supai, AZ   http://www.wycliffe.org/
 

  Dave and Gloria Farah, SIL, Washington, D.C. 

David & Gloria have worked in South America and Washington, DC and have been affiliated with Wycliffe Bible Translators and its sister organization, SIL International  for 57 years. The Farah’s are plan moving to Dallas, Texas in May 2009.

  Caribbean, Central American, South American:
 

 John and Julie MacKay - CAM (Central American Mission), Honduras   http://www.caminternational.org/

John and Julie have been married  for 30 years and have 3 adult sons.They have been missionaries since 2000. John and Julie split their time between the United States and Honduras. They live in Ledgewood, New Jersey and attend Bethlehem EFC in Randolf, New Jersey.

In Honduras, they are based out of Siguatepeque which is in the central, mountainous part of the country at about 3500 ft above sea level.
 

Connie Currilla - HAFF (Haitian American Friendship Foundation) http://www.haff.org/ , Haiti

Stephen and Paulina McCracken - HCJB http://www.hcjb.org/, Quito, Ecuador

 

Asian

J*** & R*** G***, 10/40 Window Central Asia
N*** and T*** H***, 10/40 Window Central Asia

Alison Burke, SEND Int'l http://www.send.org/, Japan

Dieter and Claudia Walter - CTEN  http://www.cten.org/, Nepal

Steve and Jan Hobson - Int'l Graduate School of Leadership   http://glg-igsl.org/pages/courses_dminbp.htm  Ministry is Campus Crusade http://www.ccci.org/ , Philippines

Retired

Bob and Ann Leland, TEAM http://www.teamworld.org/HOME/Default.aspx?page=home, Indonesia

 

José Moreno

1215 124th St. East

Bradenton, FL 34212

 

José serves as an ordained pastor with Missionary Gospel Fellowship of Turlock, California. This Missions organization ministers to Hispanics and other nationalities throughout North America. MGF missionaries minister to the incarcerated, International students, military personnel, Mormons, and trains nationals in Mexico.

José and his wife, Gladys Ballantine Moreno, married in 1965 in Bolivia where she was serving as a full-time secretary to the President of the Bolivian Indian Mission. Gladys was one of Grace Community Church’s earliest supported missionaries prior to her marriage to José.

 José and Gladys served for 30 years in ministry to Bolivia including 3 ½ years in Costa Rica preaching and teaching God’s Word in churches and through home Bible studies. José has served as Director for Bolivia for Every Home For Christ and was President of the Bible Society and National Churches of Bolivia. He was privileged to attend the International Convention for National Pastors sponsored by the Billy Graham Association in Amsterdam.

 In 1987 José and Gladys moved to California as their daughter was enrolled at Biola University. Here José served as Director for Child Care International operating a warehouse on the Mexican border dispensing food and medicine to the needy in Mexico.
José and Gladys did visitation at a local nursing home for several years before the Lord called Gladys home to Glory in December 2007.
As a semi-retired missionary, José lives in a missionary community in Bradenton, FL ministering weekly at a local prison. He distributes and corrects Bible study correspondence courses for the inmates.

José is celebrating 50 years in the Lord’s vineyard this year, 2009, and we thank the Lord for the faithful service of both José and Gladys Moreno.

Eleanor Sims, Zimbabwe

Larry and Peggy Linton, Quebec