Overseas Missionaries

Bethesda Church believes that mission both at home and overseas is mandated to us by the Lord Jesus. On this page we list those missionaries that serve overseas that we support by our prayer and practical support and commend their work to you to consider as worthy of your own support.

Papua New Guinea

Jens and Lizzie Meyer
Naomi & Nicholas
Wycliffe Bible Translators www.wycliffe.org.uk

Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Jens and Lizzie have been working with Wycliffe Bible Translators in Papua New Guinea since 2001. Jens is an experienced Literacy specialist whose major task is training indigenous people to become teachers so as to school their children to read and write in their mother tongue. Lizzie helps PNG people to read and use their mother tongue, and in so doing to learn and apply the truth of God’s word to their lives.

Assemblies of God World Ministries
www.aogworldministries.com

Frank and Carol Ford
Apartado 525,
12080 Castellon, Spain
Telephone: 00 34 964 766640
Church planting
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Frank and Carol have been Assemblies of God missionaries in Spain for over 30 years, pioneering and planting some eleven churches and placing them under the leadership of Spanish people whom they have trained. They are based in the mother church at Castellon and are planting out daughter churches in Oreposa, Villareal and Onda as well as having their own missionaries in North Africa. Their three adult children, Tim, Nicki and Katie are all very involved in local churches.

Thailand

Assemblies of God World Ministries
www.aogworldministries.com

Brian and Margaret Burton
Senior Pastors Phuket Christian Centre
PO Box 168,
Phuket, 83000,
Thailand.
www.phuketchristiancentre.com
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Brian and Margaret have been in Thailand since 1990 when they pioneered the Christian Centre in Phuket. The Church has grown and in 1997 developed an International Church which meets in the building the church purchased at Phunphon in 1999. Through the New Life Foundation Projects, the church has partnered with the Thai government to found the Thai Muang Nursery School and Childrens’ Clinic and sports facilities for the secondary school, the Ban Kamala Village School that had been destroyed by the tsunami, and Sussex House which will help children and young people for years to come.

Missionary Ventures www.Africaneyes.org

Nigel and Kathy Harding
Abigail & Emmanuel
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Nigel and Kathy Harding, along with their daughter, Abigail,
left London, England in February 2002 to become field coordinators for Missionary Ventures in Uganda. They have adopted a Ugandan boy called Emmanuel, who has become very much part of their family. Nigel's vision is to communicate the Word of God through teaching and preaching, with a priority to build strong relationships with indigenous leaders in helping them reach their goals.