Zach and Sara serve with Ethnos360 at their cross-cultural missionary training school in Roach, Missouri. They currently serve in a variety of roles that help this program continue to run smoothly, similar to what they did in Indonesia. Along with discipling students, Zach works as an electrician, helps with plumbing, HVAC and other construction work to help maintain campus facilities. Sara helps with child care and homeschools their three children. Together they fill in for panel related classes such as parenting cross-culturally and dealing with physical handicaps.

 

Shara is relocating to Kilwa Masoko on the south coast of Tanzania to serve in the AIM “Kilwa Inbound” orientation program, after completing her first term in Kondoa Tanzania as a homeschool teacher. Shara’s main role will be to logistically plan and receive each group of new missionaries, mentor them through their one-year program, walk alongside them in their training, help them gain cross cultural ministry experience and develop skills, and pray for them as they seek the Lord’s direction for long term ministry on the field.

 

Jeremiah and Karie are missionaries in Kampala, Uganda, Africa, where Jeremiah serves as Vice Chancellor of African Bible University and Karie and the kids work to support him and the staff and students that make ABU their home. ABU keeps the cost for students affordable by having their full-time faculty be fully supported missionaries. The goal is to teach all students, no matter what degree program they are in, the treasures of God’s Word, equipping them to carry the good news of Jesus into whatever job field they find themselves.

 

Kyle and Danae Schmidt are serving with Multiply in Mityana Uganda, where they partner with Robert and Esther Mponye at Kings Kid School and Lifehouse Church. Kyle’s primary role is to help the school become more self-sustainable and productive with agriculture development, as he learns and builds relationships with the local workers. Danae’s focus is on encouraging and discipling girls at the vocational center as well as other girls at the church. They also participate in prayer, worship, and evangelistic outreaches with Lifehouse Church

 

Garry and Ruth Prieb serve as US-based missionaries to the Congo, where Gary regularly travels to various locations to visit newly planted churches and encourage MB students at the Seminary and Missionary Training School. Along with Congo MB church leaders and evangelists, he travels extensively to more remote areas to visit MB churches and explore opportunities to  expand the ministry, teaching God’s Word and holding evangelistic services as they travel to support the growing MB church in Congo.

 

 

The Arnold Prieb Scholarship Fund supports hundreds of current and future church leaders who are being trained and resourced to strengthen and equip the Congolese MB Conference. The vision is to send out more missionaries and impact local church communities.

Janet McMahon serves as a US-based missionary with Mahanaim Asia Ministries. After serving in China for 25 years with her husband Mike, as English teachers and founders of a workplace discipleship focused business, Janet continues the ministry virtually, mentoring several pastors and leaders, and intentionally walking with several other women she has been discipling for a number of years.