The Hurst family lives in Kinshasa, DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo).  Pat has been recently appointed as the Area Director for Central Africa. Suzanne is an RN and works with local churches on community health, development, and HIV programs.

Ron and Gloria serve as representatives for
Africa Oasis Project, a new initiative to pursue
clean water in Sub‐Saharan Africa. The Hansons have served as missionaries in Africa for 30 years. Prior to
missionary appointment, Ron taught math in high school and college for 14 years.

"Heather and I have a heart for places where no one else wants to go. Many areas of Russia remain untouched by the gospel, and we desire to reach them through any means necessary. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to hear the gospel once."

Joel and Sabreena Adams are the recently appointed Chi Alpha missionaries to UNLV campus. They are the first officially recognized Chi Alpha team to make it onto UNLV despite countless attempts by others to establish a program in Las Vegas.

Steve & Glenda Evans serve as the team leaders for the Africa Oasis Project (AOP).  This is the official water initiative in Africa, for the Assemblies of God World Missions. Presently,  AOP has requests for water projects totaling over 2 million dollars, in over 22 African countries.  Steve & Glenda are based in South Africa, traveling all over Africa, assessing the needs for water & viewing completed water projects.

Scott and Marisa Smith have been ministering to the people of Spain for over 35 years and have faced many challenges in this prosperous European country where only 0.5% of the population is evangelical.

The Smiths, along with other missionaries in Spain, are currently working with Sefarad Ministries.

Terry & Beth have been Assemblies of God missionaries to Brazil since 1989. They currently oversee the Brazil Extension School of Theology, Brazil Advanced School of Theology, Children of Brazil Outreach, and partner with Latin America ChildCare.

Terry, Beth & Michael (not shown) Johnson

In January of 1999, the Aldrich family began their missionary career in Haiti. They served there until 2001 when they were
transferred to Europe.

In June of 2010 they returned to Haiti to
continue the work they
had begun.

Mitch and Juliette Anderson have worked with YWAM for 25 years.

They have pioneered and directed the School of Biblical Studies in Chile for the last 20 years with a focus on discipleship through athletics.

Daniel & Noreen just completed their 3rd term as missionaries to Namibia (Southwest Africa).  Their focus has been Bible College Ministry and church planting.

They are transfering to Malawi to continue this ministry.