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Marty is the Teaching Pastor at Heritage Baptist Church in Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma. His main area of ministry is preaching with a passion for prayer,
small groups and missions. Marty and wife, Jan, have three grown children,
Jason, Amy and Katy and a new grandson Jackson.
Before taking the opportunity at Oklahoma City, Marty was a pastor at
the Markham Street Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, which entered
into a partnership with an unreached people group in spring of 2002 and
was working with the Corongo Quechua tribe in the north central Andes
Mountains in Peru in a church planting movement. Marty's vision is to
be used as a catalyst to help other pastors in smaller churches get a
vision of being used in a significant way to be part of fulfilling the
Great Commission.
and his wife, Nancy, served as linguists and Bible translators among the
Duna people in the highlands of Papua, New Guinea. Before beginning Bible
translation work the Cochranes learned the language of the Duna people.
They then created an alphabet for this previously unwritten language,
did grammar analysis and compiled a Duna-English dictionary. After they
prepared literacy materials many of the Duna people learned to read and
write in their own language.
Finally it was Dennis' joy to give the Dunas the first portions of God's
Word translated into their language. A church was born as several thousand
of these people came to know Christ. Today dozens of congregations meet
regularly in thatch-roofed chapels to worship the Lord and study His Word
in their language.
BILL ELLIFF - The Summit Church
Dave is the National Director of the Perspectives Study Program. Dave
and wife, Liz, felt God's call into missions in 1998. They had been working
at the U.S. Center for World Mission in Pasadena California for several
years, mobilizing individuals and churches into developing a missionary
vision. Dave recruited and managed personnel for the USCWM and had major
responsibilities in Judson International School, the new ministry of USCWM
aimed at providing quality schooling for missionary children and as an
outreach to unbelieving families in the area.
Matt serves as an Elder at The Grove Church in Fayetteville. He and his
wife, Michelle, have three children (Taylor 9, Dotty 7, and Marcom 5)
and live in Springdale. They have spent the majority of their professional
lives pursuing different strategies to plant the church in an Asian people
group that has never known the gospel. Currently Matt is selling hand-made
Tibetan rugs and doing PR. Michelle is home-schooling the children and
holding the family to a strong foundation.
has as his life mission the spreading of the gospel throughout India.
He has served as president and director of Hindustan Bible Institute (HBI),
in Chennai, India, since 1984. He serves as chairman of the church-planting
Council on National Service, and developed HBI Global Partners to mobilize
the North American church to partner with evangelism ministries in India.
ED
KLOTZ
Dr. Ed Klotz graduated from JBU with a Broadcasting degree. He received
his Masters degree in Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and his
DMiss, Doctor in Missiology, from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.
Dr. Klotz and his family served as missionaries in Nigeria, Liberia,
and Eritrea with SIM (formerly Sudan Interior Mission) from 1974 to 1994.
He is currently an associate member of SIM. He has done research on entry
orientation of new missionaries to West Africa.
EDDIE ROGERS - Eddie Rogers and his wife, Kathy, went to Kenya to do mission work among the Kipsigis people in 1987. While there they were involved mainly in leadership training. All three of their children were born in Kenya. They stayed in Kenya until 1997 and since then Eddie has gone back to Kenya with his sons to visit the churches and made a trip to Mexico with his daughter. He is involved with the CALL, a ministry recruiting Christians to be involved with foster children in Central Arkansas and STEP, a ministry to at risk kids in Pulaski county. Eddie, Kathy and their children are members at Cornerstone Bible Fellowship in Sherwood, AR, where Kathy teaches the 5th grade children’s class.
presently serves on staff with Student Volunteer Movement 2 (SVM2) as the National Prayer Track Director and is also the founder of Awake and Go Global Prayer Network, which is designed to call this generation to watch, pray and prepare for a genuine Christ centered Revival and Global Awakening. He has been a student of Church History for the past twenty five years and never wearies of bringing the stories of the past to life for a new generation through his writings and teaching. In addition to writing, traveling and speaking frequently, David is also the father of five. David and his wife Lucretia are based in the Oklahoma City area and regularly minister in the areas of Prayer and Revival History Seminars, Perspectives Classes and Orphan Relief work.
SEAN
VOLLENDORF Sean came into a relationship with Christ at age 16 in Breckenridge, Colorado. After attending Saint Louis University and the University of Tulsa, he joined the staff team of Student Mobilization, a collegiate ministry focused on evangelism, discipleship, and missions mobilization. For the last six years, Sean has served as campus director for StuMo at the University of Arkansas and regional director for Arkansas and Oklahoma. In addition to training staff and students in personal ministry, he frequently speaks to college students about the need for the gospel to be dispensed among all peoples. Sean and Kim have three sons, Fisher, Sim, and Stone. Sim is from Calcutta, India. In his freetime, Sean hunts, lifts weights, and plays basketball. He has a love for God's word, and a passionate desire to see the gospel delivered to college students in every nation.
has been the Teaching Pastor at Fellowship Bible Church in Conway, Arkansas
the past several years. His primary responsibility is the teaching of
God's word and providing direction for the staff and elders with focus
on Sunday mornings and Equipping classes. Born in Germany, Ken finished
his graduate studies at the Dallas Theological Seminary and at the Colorado
Christian University. Prior to serving as the teaching pastor at FBC,
Ken was an Assistant Professor of Bible and Theology at the Graduate Counseling
Program at Colorado Christian University and was also a pastor at the
Anchorage Bible Fellowship in Anchorage Alaska. Ken is a board member
of the Student Mobilization organization. Ken and wife Dawn Marie have
two children, Jordan Luke and Joshua Caleb.
Mark is the pastor at the Christian & Missionary Alliance Church in
Russellville, Arkansas. Mark is also a missions mover and serves as the
Southwestern District Missions Chairperson for the The Christian and Missionary
Alliance. The vision of the The Christian and Missionary Alliance is to
be a movement of Great Commission Christians who are glorifying God by
building Christ's Church worldwide. The organization is focused on developing
healthy local churches, identifying Workers for the Harvest, training
Called Workers, multiplying churches in the United States, multiplying
churches worldwide, and establishing a strong support base.
is the founder of Heart of God Ministries and the Director of HGM’s
Missionary Training Institute, Boot Feet Boot Camp. A missionary kid,
John also returned to the mission field and served with the Shan, Karen
and Chinese of Northern Thailand and as a tentmaker in Taiwan among the
Hakka and Taiwanese. He has authored the book, Passion for the Heart of
God and travels widely, preaching and holding seminars, raising up missionaries
to go to the unreached. His responsibilities also include overseeing missionaries
in closed countries. He and his wife, Jamie, have five children, Jessica,
Josiah, Jael, Jewel and James.
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