ENGAGE THE WORLD

Phillip and Kay Luther and David and Erin Pervis are church planters in the Glyfada area of Athens, and English instructors for refugees from the Middle East and Asia. 

Phil F* helps pastor a city-center church in a state capital, runs a leadership training program, and teaches at a seminary. 

Rohan Crown and his wife Rebecca have served as church planters in Canada since 2003.  Their church, Amazing Grace Community Church, is located in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada and serves a very diverse community of native peoples, Canadians and refugees.  

Stephen Jones is the director of the Missionary Apprenticeship Program in London, and Charity, his wife, is a licensed counselor. They train the next generation of church leaders as they serve in five church plants. 

George Mixon serves as a regional supervisor for Kenya, overseeing the leaders of the three Serge teams.  The Mitchell Road team of seven people is involved in training national pastors and church planters in the use of chronological bible storytelling, medical service to refugees and business assistance to Kenyan nationals.

Tom and Catalina N* are involved in a Turkish church plant as well as an international church with bilingual services in the native language and English.  Tom has regional leadership responsibilities with MTW teams in Europe and North America.

World Relief is an evangelical refugee resettlement organization. Their main goal is to assist refugees in feeling at home after a long resettlement process. 

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Our goal is to provide opportunities and support for Mitchell Road members to serve and to care for orphans.

To reach out to the people in our community who need a free, safe place to learn English, get help in their quest for citizenship, and expose them to the Gospel and the love of Christ in our efforts.

To make disciples of all nations through clear presentations of the gospel and long-term mentoring relationships with young men from around the Greenville area.

The Good News of Jesus Christ is shared with elementary age children at Mitchell Road Elementary and in the Greenville/Piedmont district through “Good News Club.”

Bethany believes every child deserves to be loved, connected, and safe. 

Calvary Home provides help, hope, and home to abused and neglected children.

We are a non-profit, primarily youth-based, ministry focussed on building long-lasting, Christ-centered relationships with the residents of West Greenville.

Christian Learning Centers of Greenville County exists to provide biblical instruction to school-aged children as an opportunity to encourage them to embrace the Gospel of Jesus Christ, grow in the Christian faith, and apply biblical principles for living.

We are all licensed in the state of South Carolina as Counselors, we are all serious about our faith, and we all desire to be used as a tool for healing and growth in your life.

Miracle Hill exists that homeless children and adults receive food and shelter with compassion, hear the Good News of Jesus Christ, and move toward healthy relationships and stability.

Based in Greenville, we partner with local agencies, churches and programs to reach the low income and homeless in Greenville and the Upstate of South Carolina.