My wife and I have had the honor of serving as missionaries first as singles, then together as a couple. It has been a wonderful life and we would not have it any other way.
Currently we are serving the Lord in North Africa, and our ministry is centered on evangelism, discipleship, counseling, and hospitality. Building genuine relationships with local people is one of our passions. We share life with them by opening our home, visiting families, and creating spaces where people can experience the love of Jesus personally.
The Lord has opened doors for us to study the Bible with spiritually interested people, and we are grateful to already be seeing fruit as some have surrendered their lives to Jesus.
As a mental health professional, I also serve by providing counseling and care for missionaries around the world.
Hospitality has become a large part of our ministry. Each year, we welcome more than a 100 people into our home — missionaries needing rest, visitors learning about the ministry, and local friends from the community.
We are also involved in projects supporting children with cerebral palsy and their families, using these relationships as opportunities to demonstrate compassion and share the hope of Christ.
