Missionaries

Global Reaches

FIELDS:

Latin America, South America, and The Caribbean:

Mexico:

Josue Arrioja Pastor, author. 3 sons, one is pastor, one is music pastor, one is youth pastor

Salvador Rangel, brig. general, CMMNCCT student, has land near Cancun and Baja for child rescue homes.

Guatemala:

Jason and Angie Christman, Forerunner Ministry, pastors, church planters, teachers, overseers, intercessors.

Clifford and Sunny Grant, pastors, church planters, teachers.

Pastors Mario, Arnoldo, Jose, Pastors, evangelists, teachers.

Cristobal Chamale and Ixi, AIA 14 nation director. Daughter Rut, works with children and 100 orphans. Cris Jr., musician.

Sam and Martha Berberian, teachers, authors, speaker and theologian.

Federico Crowe Institute, library, and Central American University Theology Dept head.

Costa Rica:

Paul Cleath, wife and 10 children, pastor, 2 pastors, church planter, CMMNCCT student, prophetic training

Nicaragua:

Danielito Plemons, from Hartsville, SC MorningStar Church. Teacher.

Earl and Jenna Thurner, revivalists, 10 pastors, equippers, church planters.

Cuba:

Mision Mundial, Correll disciples from pre-Castro days 60 pastors, evangelists, teachers

Dominican Republic:

Victor Rodriguez, overseer, church planter, ambassador, etc.

Veronica Freites, church planter (Hispanic and Haitian), 3 pastors

Jose Augustin and Jaqueline Javier, pastors in inner city.

Haiti:

Astrel Vincent, Pastor, School Director, 300 native pastors.

Argentina:

Humberto and Evelyn Jimenez, 5 pastors, pastors of 600 member AG church, son Ariel, IT whiz, musician, and two daughters.

Brazil:

Jean Marc Olivera Montiero, wife and 3 children, healing evangelist, church planter, pastor, training missionaries. Has training camps in several nations for missionary training.

Rigoberto Martinez, pastor.

Diana Ortiz, evangelist, translator, with three children, living in Columbia SC.

Bolivia:

Jaime and Gabriella Torrico, pastors, church planters, chaplains to military

Jaime Jr and Dr. Carola, medical outreach, military outreach

AFRICA:

Ghana:

Rick Whitcomb, Pastor, School Leader, planted 100 plus churches, has 100 plus pastors.

Congo:

Noe Sakhandou, Pastor, 440 pastors, 4 orphanages, 600 children, 7,000 church members.

Malawi:

Harvey and Ethel Chabinga, pastors, church planters, equippers.

Nigeria:

Margaret Soremekun, pastor, conference organizer every August of 5-10,000 pastors.

Kenya:

Daniel and Christine Oyoko, pastors, revivalists, orphanage.

Tom Omukhobero, Pastor, church planter, orphans, equipper.

Uganda:

Alissa and Victor Sande, pastors, 60 children in new orphanage, equippers, trained by Heidi Baker.

Burkina Faso:

Dr. Antoine Mabou, MorningStar/CMM, pastor, church and school planter, equipper, also in Belgium.

Asia:

Myanmar, Joseph Thau, revivalist, pastor, church planter, school director, orphanage, teacher

Thailand, Manop Moonsri, YWAM, pastor, equipper, concert promoter

Thailand, Elaine Worthington, teacher, prophetic training, Ft Mill member

Turkey, Dean Parker, revivalist, refreshing pastors

Hong Kong, Randy and Angela Smith, MSU grad, former employees, CMMNCCT Masters Degree

disciplers and prophetic training

Philippines, Florie Santiago, Director CMMP, CMBI 3 year school, 65 pastors, 34 churches, retreat center

Dr. Don Cua, equipper, pastor, church planter, 23 pastors, leadership trainer

India: CMM Hospital and Morning Star Academy and church, Frank and Dr. Neelam Rassmann, directors

350 students, 2 pastors, 5 doctors, 9 nurses, 10 sanitary staff

John Ebenezer, 450 pastors, equippers, church planter, school with 50 students, 20 orphans

Jai and Yori Mallupudi, 30 orphans, church planters, 10 pastors, school, Yori attended Wade Taylor school

Pastor Samuel Sudernam, OSJ supported orphanage 30 children, 10 pastors, church planter

PG Vargis, IET, 6,000 churches, 3,000 pastors, church planting in the north, schools, equippers.

Amit Timothy, 5 pastors, 20 orphans, IT training for self sustaining, equippers, CMMNCCT Masters Degree

Lalu Muthuplackal, pastor, 50 pastors, equipper, conference sponsor, CMMNCCT school in making

Australia, Sheena Ryan, MFM member, prophetic and counseling

Tahiti, Edualdo and Aline Cicero, equippers, pastors, leaders

Torea and Teresa Manjard, marketplace ministers, equippers

Europe:

Spain, Mado Fernandez, equipper, prison ministry, radio, 4 pastors

England, John Scotland, prophet, itinerant minister in N. America

Martin Powell, musician, teacher, pastor

Belgium, Antoine Kambou, CMMNCCT student, pastors, church planter, equipper.

Kenya: Pastor Daniel & Mama Christine Oyoko

Dear Jorge Parrott,

A report of the last April 24th - 27th 2010 about ''Everone Crusade'' that saved 130 lost souls , and helped them become sons and daughters of the LORD.

1. The 3 vehicles that you see: 2 white pickups vehicles, were hired to to help carry our preaching equipment and our Praise and Worship Team.And the gree vehicle is our car that helps us send the gospel and teachings of Christ's Kingdom.

2. You will see our Praise and Worship Team serving the LORD at the ''Everyone crusade that was held.

3. And how hundreds of people reached forwards to receive Jesus as LORD and Savior which 130 got salvation, and beside this 23 people were healed from different sicknesses and desease. We are praising the LORD for this, and all the credits should go to HimWho sits on the Throne of grace.

Note: Pray also for me that we have so many evangelism-journey to make in Kenya running to our Churches and to up to a Place called Oyugis to plant 3 Churches there , and again to do water baptism in one of our Church which we planted in Nairobi. And we will be going to Kisii to disciple one of our Churches there.

We need you to partner with us and hold our hands up so that the gospel be preached and the unreached be reached.

Yours in Him.

Pastor Daniel & Mama Christine Oyoko

CMM Rep/FBCP KENYA

India: Sudarsanam Samuel‏

Dear beloved Rev. Jorge

Greetings to you in the precious and wonderful name of Jesus Christ. We are doing well by God’s grace and through your valuable prayers. Past 2 months we were in hot summer and month May is called is hot summer but by God’s grace we have got cyclone from 2 days in midst of great summer. Well it is very good to have rain because our land is very cool now. I praise God for the good weather and the normal climate in this summer.

Moreover I am happy to let you know that we had our TRIBAL MINISTERS MEETING last week. And there are group of pastors gathered and we spent some time in prayer and fellowship and there I have taken time to share from God’s word and we have prayed for you and your family and the ministry that you are doing. We praise God for you and your fellowship and we are encouraged by your love and the encouragement you are sending through emails. We do appreciate your prayers as well. Know that we the pastors Champions House Orphanage children are thinking and praying for you always. We pray that our lord may give us great ministry through you in India. Please continue to write to me and pray for us. Hope to hear from you.

Yours prayerfully,
Pastor Samuel

Vanuatu, S. Pacific Island Nation, Receiving the Father's Love.

I arrived back in the U.S. on the 14th of March with great stories of God's faithfulness and favor, the truth of the Gospel, and the love of a Father. Not only am I thankful for what He has done, I am stretching toward more of the same, with greater expectation of things to come. The details are many, so I will relate them
as I recall them, not necessarily in order. I was blessed with a very strong ministry partner, Celest Holloman, who was faithful to journal every day.

The day after our arrival we discovered that all of Vanuatu was under a Tsunami warning and that people were fleeing to higher ground. We had not met the pastor whose church I was to preach in because of the warning, so we attended a Presbyterian church just up the road from our Port Vila hotel.

Tahiti: Edualdo & Aline Cicero

We are in the season of giving thanks to the Lord for His bountiful grace and provision. The Lord has seen us through many challenges and He promises to continue no matter what the decisions of men have been. I realize that out of His goodness on our behalf we are invited to be a blessing to the world around and we pray that Thanksgiving will be more than just an opportunity to celebrate His faithfulness to us but also to those who do not necessarily acknowledge Him yet by providing opportunities to show them how they are loved and embraced through His Son.

Here is a short outline of what I will be sharing in this newsletter:

- Marama Night youth outreach in Papeete

- Benny Prasad's visit from last August (oops! a bit late... :=)

- Aline's students in Moorea

- March for Jesus in Papeete (Nov. 9th, 2008)

- Erika's news from Redding, CA (an excerpt of her letter)

- Praise report and Prayer needs

OUR LAST MARAMA NIGHT IN PAPEETE WAS A REAL BLESSING!

Each MARAMA NIGHT has a unique flavor! This last one took place on November 8th and was a great mix of many tastes and shades!! The fun part was really there, the fellowship was absolutely tasty and the friendship component was definitely established... Each one of those youth events builds on diversity, free expression (with purity of heart), and quality of performance. We bless the Lord for the opportunity these youth events afford them to share their gifting and their heart to many other youth and adults who would otherwise not be able to be exposed to the joy of having Christ. We need more of that...

If you'd like to have a short slideshow of our last Marama Night in Papeete (McDonald) please go to our blog by clicking on the following website and enjoy: http://visionharvest.blogspot.com

MORE ON BENNY PRASAD

You may remember that we hosted Benny Prasad Kandukuri from India from Aug. 12th to Aug. 15th. He is a traveling Christian musician who shares, through his unusual guitar and the testimonies of his own life encounters, the love of God with shades of Indian music style to anybody hungry for real life. Benny has been traveling to many other countries since he left Tahiti going all the way to the Solomon Islands et then on a tour to the Americas and the Middle East (see his printed schedule for 2008 below).

We have been blessed with the freshness of his testimony and the great dedication of his heart. His life testimony has been a great blessing to some of the local officials of our nation (esp. the ministry of culture who came in person to meet with him on the day Benny held a seminar at the Sheraton hotel and was asked to play a few pieces of his music).

Benny makes a clear distinction between "excellence" and "success". The latter he defines as wanting to make it in life according to worldly standards of increase and celebrity which defeats the real goal of a believer's quest to please His Lord while maximizing his/her potential for the glory of His Lord.

We have no doubt that his performances were a way to affirm his love for Jesus and open doors of opportunities to witness of Jesus' magnificent ability to change hearts.

We want to thank those who contributed in allowing this remarkable man of God to bless our nation for 48 hours as he was given opportunities to share his life with people who hungered to know more. What has been amazing is to see a man with a weakly health condition commit to bless so many nations (over 170 by now) with his love for God and music and not requesting that any offering be given him and relying entirely on God's grace to supply his needs for plane tickets and hospitality wherever he goes.

ALINE'S CLASS IN MOOREA (a neat project, =))

Since August 2008, Aline has been teaching in Moorea (Paopao junior high) as a substitute teacher for a special education class but fairly quickly was asked to take on the one year contract because the trained specialist from France was not going to show up!

Her class, made of 15 students (no angels!!), is a real challenge but a very good one none-the-less for my remarkable best half who is enjoying investing her life into them (even though she feels the stress of it...).

These kids (13/14 years old) are in need of great affirmation and are much more aware of their inadequacies than they are of their potential. So Aline challenged them to invite this great guy, Rai, a local TV star. He hosts a special program called "Djeunes" (especially designed for teens and youth) which is really popular. Well, she had each of her students write a note to him in spite of their total disbelief that Rai would ever care to come see them on Moorea. Well, guess what...!? Not only did Rai responded to Aline's e-mail but we also met him at the Tahiti Nui Television station in Papeete in order to hand him the letters the students had written. He was sooo excited at the prospect of visiting her class whenever it will work out for him to go!!!