Door of Hope has sent out and currently supports eight full-time missionaries. Please check out the individual links of some of them on this web site to learn more about their roles on the mission field:
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Tom & Wendy Hogan |
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Oaxaca, Mexico
We're excited to share with you the new direction that we feel the Lord is leading us! As you know, we lived for 5 years as missionaries in Mexico. Since our return in 1992, we have been serving in our local church, Door of Hope, in Fairbanks, Alaska. The entire time that we have been in Alaska, the passion and the calling to touch nations with the Good News of Jesus Christ has never dimmed. If anything, it's grown even greater.
You may
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pledge form.
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Rob & Lia |
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Middle East
Rob & Lia have been working in missions for several years now. They have been a part of many outreaches around the world. They were married in 2003.
Their vision is to help the poor and needy in community development (Jer. 12:26) and to plant churches (Matt. 28:18-26, Acts 1:8) that transform cities and regions (Matt. 5:13-16).
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Carl Cady & Family |
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East Indonesia
Carl Cady is the U.S. Director for International Friends of Compassion (IFC) which he founded in late 2001 to aid the Christian refugees of East Indonesia. He brought 20 years of pastoral experience to this work. Prior to his call to be involved in Indonesia, he and his wife, Cathy, started a church in Valdez, Alaska, where they served for seven years. After leading a church in Idaho, they returned to Alaska, and Carl became an associate pastor in the church that became Door of Hope Church in Fairbanks.
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Noel Cammack |
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Portlaoise, Ireland
After serving in an orphanage in Baja, Mexico, for 4 years and the Republic of Ireland for 5 years, David & Brigid are currently on sabbatical rest in Oregon. Noel continues to serve the new church in Portlaoise, Ireland, as youth leader, worship leader, and administrative assistant to pastor James Krechnyak. David & Brigid are seeking God's leading for their next assignment, and Noel senses God leading him to remain in Ireland for the next 2-3 years.
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Nels & Lorrie Church |
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Philippines
Nels & Lorrie Church have been involved in church leadership for many years. In 1996 they formed a mission organization called REAP International which was later incorporated in Alaska. Their family has been involved in a variety of foreign missionary endeavors including short, medium, and long-term mission trips. in 1996 they moved to the Philippines with their seven children and Nels' mother. Together with local pastors, they pioneered a Bible Training School on the island of Catanduanes. In 2000 they relocated their home back to Fairbanks, Alaska. At present, they continue to serve as non-resident missionaries to the Philippines.
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Bret |
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Asia
If you'd like more information about this missionary, please contact us at
connect@doorofhopechurch.org
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James & Jeanne |
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Asia
If you'd like more information about this missionary, please contact us at
connect@doorofhopechurch.org
