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When Aaron and Diane Lincoln, members of the CMF field team in England, have trouble making a decision about a ministry or personal issue, they always know where to turn for reliable advice.

Nicole Schuster is a Georgia Tech graduate with a degree in business and leadership development but says “Jesus has shifted my life plan to pursue international campus ministry!”

Cara McClain says that “spending time with peop­­­­le” is one of her favorite things, and she’s excited for the opportunity to do that with university students at the En Vivo campus ministry in Salamanca, Spain.

Michelle Swai and her sister Megan Moss’s partnership with International Disaster Emergency Service (IDES) is making a big impact in the lives of orphaned or impoverished children in the bush country of Tanzania.

As they celebrate 20 years of ministry in Puebla, Mexico, CMF team members Todd and Tonja Hancock are still devoted to their calling and mission to be catalysts for spiritual and numerical growth in Mexico and at Mosaico Christian Community. The couple met as students in the missions department at Lincoln Christian College and spent […]

Mariana Luna, a Christian, a business owner and a community development leader in Mexico City, is on a mission to demonstrate that there are “more ways to serve God than just in church work!”

What do pigs and chickens have to do with making disciples of Jesus? A lot, according to CMF team members Joel and Rachel Williams, who serve in Turkana, Kenya.

A high school mission trip to Guatemala when he was 15 changed the direction of Luke Dove’s life, when God put a calling in his heart to serve the poor and vulnerable children in that country.

Stephanie ­­­ recently concluded her service as a Globalscope campus minister in Santiago, Chile, and admits that the transition during the pandemic was a difficult one.

Janeen Newman’s skills and training as a women’s health physical therapist and Neil’s interests in developing churches and leaders make them a natural fit for the work of the CMF team in Ivory Coast.