Missionaries
Ambassador’s vision is to be active in missions, both locally and abroad. The missions team is currently organizing local outreach opportunities in addition to discussing short and long-term mission trips abroad, and we’ll post the information as it becomes available.
For more information on the missions team, please contact Helen Oh.
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The Roods [Japan, Tokyo]
Mark and Jin Rood serve with the Navigators ministering to university students in western Tokyo. They lead a university club called the BEST (Bible, English, Sports, Travel) Club, as a platform to build relationships with students in order to share the Gospel in a relevant way. Pray that God would deepen these relationships and prepare the students’ hearts to hear and respond to the gospel.
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The Chupps [Bomet, Kenya]
The Chupps started a medical ministry with WGM in 1996. Tenwek Hospital’s mission statement highlights striving for excellence in three ministries—compassionate healthcare, spiritual ministry, and training for service. The Chupps see many opportunities each week to treat the sick and watch Jesus heal patients in body, mind, and spirit. -
The Spriegels [Bomet, Kenya]
The Spriegels serve with WGM and came to Tenwek Hospital in June 2005. Dr. John Spriegel is the Medical Superintendent at Tenwek and a consultant on the Medical Ward and the ICU. In addition, he coordinates Tenwek’s AIDS programs. The Spriegels have been instrumental in starting the Tabitha Ministry, which works with local churches to help construct homes, provide seed and fertilizer, and purchase cows for needy widows. -
Tammy Jackson [Cherokee Reservation, North Carolina]
Tammy is on staff with Mission to the World (MTW). Herself a Cherokee, she currently serves on a Cherokee reservation in North Carolina. She has also served as the MTW representative for ABC’s short term trips to Lummi Nation.
Compassion International
Ambassador participates in Compassion International’s child sponsorship program, ministering to the physical, educational, and spiritual needs of children living in poverty around the globe. Consider sponsoring a child today.