Ken and Gwen Baker direct Culture ConneXions, an SIM ministry based in Charlotte, NC, and aimed at equipping churches for intercultural life and ministry. The Bakers have 3 children: David, Michelle, and Catherine.
You can contact the Baker’s at: kgbaker@harmattan.org
Dr. Marcia Ball and Dr. Jennie Cerullo founders of KERUS Global Education, are building a care center in Johannesburg, South Africa for AIDS orphans.
You can contact Marcia and Jennie at kerus@kerusglobal.org or visit their web page at www.kerusglobal.org.
Fred and Juanita Duong serve with Wycliffe/SIL International in Southeast Asia. Fred is the Associate Director of Human Resources for the Mainland Southeast Asia Group. Juanita serves as a nurse consultant for the Group and enjoys serving with the local Health Network for expats as well. The Duongs have 6 children: Bekka, Katie, Anna, Lydia, Andrew and Susanna and one foster child, Anawat.
You can contact the Duongs at: Fred_Duong@sil.org
Chris and Kirsten Furr serve with United World Mission and World Outreach, the mission organization of the EPC in a ministry of church planting, evangelism, and discipleship in Paris, France. The Furrs have one daughter, Maren Lynn.
You can contact them at mail@furrsinfrance.com
George and Jeanne Haugen serve with Antioch Partners through The Outreach Foundation in Ironcollo, Bolivia in the areas of evangelism, church planting, and counseling. The Haugens have 4 children: Victoria, Charis, Michaela, and Will.
You can contact the Haugen’s at: haugensix@yahoo.com
Jim and Cindy Hynds, long-time members of SMPC, serve with Campus Crusade for Christ International in Prague, Czech Republic. Jim is the Czech National Director, while Cindy serves as the National Women’s Coordinator. They have a ministry of evangelism and discipleship to students, families, athletes, and business professionals. The Hynds have 3 children all at Anderson University in Indiana: David, Brooke; and Lacey.
You can contact the Hynd’s at: jim.hynds@ccci.org and cindy.hynds@ccci.org
Dr. Mark and Linda Jacobson serve with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa. Linda is the daughter of the late Dr. Fred and Helen Woodward of our congregation. Mark is the Director at Selian Lutheran Hospital, and Linda assists with The Widow’s Might community ministry. They have 3 daughters: Laura, Sarah, and Katherine.
You can contact the Jacobson’s at: mjacobson@habari.co.tz
Rev. Choon and Yen Hee Lim serve as Korean Presbyterian missionaries to the aboriginal people in the Hualien, Taiwan area. They partner with our congregation through The Outreach Foundation by preaching, leading Bible studies, teaching English, ministering to college students, and nursing (Yen Hee).
You can contact the Lim’s at: Choon4913@hotmail.com
Wayne and Amy Newsome serve in Nagoya, Japan with MTW, the international mission arm of the PCA. Their ministry includes church planting, discipleship, ministry to university students and families, and leadership in the International Christian Academy of Nagoya (ICAN). Wayne is the son of Donna Newsome of our congregation, and the Newsomes have 5 children: Katelyn, Samuel, Mary Grace, Sarah, and Josh.
You can contact Wayne at wayne@newsomellc.com and Amy at amy@newsomellc.com
Their blog: http://www.newsomesinjapan.blogspot.com/
Chad and Leslie Seagraves serve with the 10/40 CONNECTIONS in a ministry of evangelism, discipleship, and church planting, preparing believers to advance God’s Kingdom in countries within the 10/40 Window, such as India, China, and Egypt. The Seagraves have one child: Joeli (infant).
You can contact the Seagraves at: candles@1040connections.org
Susan Tyner serves with International Teams in San Isidro de Heredia, Costa Rica. Her ministry focus is on Church planting, evangelism, and discipleship. Tyner
You can contact her at susan.tyner@iteams.org
Clark and Melinda Vaughn are founders of For His Children, an evangelical Christian residential ministry to homeless children with normal needs and special needs in Ecuador. A mission team from SMPC traveled to Ecuador in the summer of 2008 to assist the Vaughn's ministry.
You can contact the Vaughn's at info@forhischildrenecuador.org or at www.forhischildrenecuador.org.
On behalf of the Signal Mountain Presbyterian Church, we are pleased to inform you that the Guest House is available for a short-term visit. This completely renovated and tastefully decorated 3 bedroom, 2 full bath brick home is located at 701 Kentucky Avenue, next to the church.
This property is being offered to Missionaries, Active or Retired Ministers, and Church Speakers and Special Guests. Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis and at the discretion of the committee. Click here if you would like to view a copy of the brochure.
If you would like to receive a copy of the guest house brochure, reserve the house, or need more information, please call the church office at (423) 886-2190 and we will direct your call to the Guest House Committee. Thank you for your interest in our Guest House!
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