Afghanistan
D. and S. ~ D. leads a micro-loan program, allowing people to start businesses so that they can support their families; his wife S. is a nurse who works with community health education. They both serve with Interserve USA.

Egypt
The Helwan Evangelical (Presbyterian) Orphanage houses eighty boys ages six to eighteen and provides Christian nurture and education. After age eighteen, many graduates go into vocational training or higher education.

The Kolali Church Women’s Center provides spiritual and educational programs to over 200 families in its immediate community,. This includes Bible classes, literacy and vocational training and care for the elderly.

Magda Iskander began Care with Love, a program to train Egyptian young people to provide home health care; she also works with children from low income families who have cancer. Dr. Iskander is a PCUSA missionary.

Darren and Elizabeth Kennedy are Full-time professors at Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo; The Kennedys serve with PCUSA.

India
Francis Newton Hospital is located in India. People learn to be nurses at this hospital so that they can help people who are sick.

Hands to Hearts International transforms orphanage care by training and then employing local women in the language, social, cognitive and physical skills necessary for healthy early childhood development. Laura Peterson is the founder of this ministry.

Israel
Kingdom Connect
exists to encourage and strengthen Arab Christian ministries in Israel.

Ben and Donna Duffy lead workshops for churches and connect churches to ministries in Israel.

Mark and Olessya Parrish do evangelism and discipleship of Russian-speaking leaders; they also oversee home groups.They serve with World Cells International.

Japan
Bob McKemey serves with SEND, an international, interdenominational church planting mission agency. His is a preaching ministry.

N. and K. reach women through small business development and use drama to lead people to Christ; They serve with PCUSA.

Kenya
Michael and Kay Johnson serve with World Gospel Mission; they provide medical and surgical care to the indigent, train healthcare professionals, and provide food for orphans. They work with the development of water projects in rural villages and make it possible for orphans to be adopted by village families. A team of PPC disciples will be working with the Johnsons for two weeks in summer 2008.

Mongolia
Jason and Barb Henry are involved in a vegetable growing business and church planting ministry.

Romania
Mike and Chris York are building an indigenous student movement in Romania that is ministering to university students through evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development. The Yorks serve with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.

Russia
Russian Missions serves people in Russia by planting churches, training leaders, economic development, and humanitarian aid to at-risk children in Russia; it also serves Russian immigrants in the Philadelphia area. Sasha Yuchkovski heads this ministry.

Turkey
A. is involved with REACH: research,education, and community help. She serves with Pioneers.

Uganda
African Rural Outreach and Development exists to establish and strengthen churches in rural Uganda through evangelism, child sponsorship, leadership development and community development; Richard Kabazzi heads this ministry.

Ukraine
Jim and Liz Baker plant churches and assist existing churches in healthy growth and ministry. The Bakers serve with ReachGlobal.

United States
Steve and Kathi Amar~ Ministry to Iranian immigrants and refugees, providing practical and legal assistance and Bible studies; Steve and Kathi Amar serve with Christar.

International Mission Awareness
World Evangelization for Christ (WEC) helps local churches strategically focus their mission ministry and develop partnerships with missionaries in the field, recruits missionaries and sends out short-term teams. David and Lee Hall work at WEC headquarters in Fort Washington, PA.