We have served as Home Missionaries since 2002. We also pastor and lead Crosspoint CMC, a new church in San Antonio, TX. Our church's focus is to reach young families who are unchurched. Our goal is to continue to build a grwoing church that is self-supported. Long-term goals include "mothering" new churches in the area and in South Texas.
5126 Spring Ash
San Antonio, TX 78247-1827
210-590-2961 D. Cell: 210-887-5971 M. Cell: 210-887-7253
Asael & Hannah Fuentes We are currently in Orange Walk Town, Belize, Central America with our two children, Asael II and Natalya. We are actively working in a new church plant. Our pastors are Alberto and Melva Posada. We are currently the youth pastors. We have about 85 people that attend our church. Our prayer is that not only does our church grow numerically but as well grow spiritually. We hope in the future that this church will be involved in planting other churches throughout Belize. Orange Walk TownBelize Central America
Cell: 011-501-671-8192
Carolyn Knight
I was called into missionary service at the age of 13. I am a graduate of Puget Sound Christian College, Liberty University, and Trinity Seminary. I have been married to my husband, Phillip, for twenty seven years and we have four children: Andrew, Amanda, Austin, and Abel. We served in Seattle, Washington for five years running a skid row mission. It included breakfast and dinners every day and evening with devotions in the mornings and a full evangelistic service at night. An old hotel was also purchased so that housing and discipleship could be better achieved. We served in East Africa for ten years. We did language school in Kenya, and pioneer evangelism in Tanzania and Uganda. Forty churches were planted, and a medical clinic and school were also built. Now I serve as mission's professor at Wesley College and Phillip serves as the president of the denomination. I am presently helping to train around twenty students for future missionary service. I take them to do street evangelism every Thursday evening at bars and strip clubs. I have also been heavily involved in pro-life work as a sidewalk counselor. Thank you so much for your prayers and support! Dr. Carolyn Knight 117 Oakdale Rd. Florence, MS 39073 Cell #601-942-4667 Email:
Jimmy & Kitty Stinson
We have been missionaries since 1974 serving one term in Burundi Africa and the rest along the Mexican American border from Eagle Pass to Brownsville. We now are on loan to World Radio Network in McAllen (Pharr, TX) helping with 15 radio stations in English and Spanish. Our most pressing need is personnel to fill the many jobs that 15 stations, satellite broadcast, book keeping, maintenance, and a variety of other jobs require.969 E. Thomas Rd. Pharr, TX 78577
Florence Tingle I began as a full time missionary in 1969. I have worked in Mexico, with the Navajos in New Mexico and on the Texas/Mexico border. I served in many types of ministry in a number of different locations, but my greatest joys were children's ministry, Bible teaching and teacher/worker training. In July 2005, I was transferred (on loan) to the World Radio Network Headquarters here in Pharr, Texas. I take care of things at the front desk, help some in the business office and help with the correspondence courses in Spanish for the Christian Academy of the Air. I look forward to many more years of serving my Lord in any way that I can. 969 E. Thomas Rd. Pharr, TX 78577Work:956-787-9788 Cell: 956-802-2694 Fax: 956-787-9783
Mississippi Hispanic Field
Harrell, Billy & Elladean We have been involved in missions since 1960. For 24 years, we served with the CMC and WGM in Honduras, Central, America. Billy served as Director of Mission Ministries for the CMC from 1984 until 2000 while I served as the South Central Regional Director for WGM. Since 2001, we have worked with Hispanics in Laurel and Jones County, MS. At present, we minister to about 125 people. We are currently serving in Moselle and looking to find property in Laurel on which to build a church. Our minisitry includes evangelism, a children's ministry, teaching English as a second language, and assistance for Hispanics living in a culture very different to their own. 26 Dogwood Dr. Laurel, MS 39443
2401 Royal Ridge Eagle Pass, TX 78852 (UPS address)
830-773-7382 Cell: 830-776-1115 Fax: 830-757-5361
Word of Life School: 830-773-7382
Navajo Field
Vermillion, Syble
P.O. Box 7855 Newcomb, NM 87455 NM Station
Newcomb School Housing(UPS)
House #81 Newcomb, NM 87455
505-696-3337
Bolivia
O'Connor, Shannon
God called me to missions through the ministry of Phillip and Carolyn Knight, when I was in my early teens. Since then, touching lives for Jesus has been my passion. I’ve been a missionary since 1989…almost 16 years. My first two terms were in Honduras, where I taught English to Hondurans in a Christian high school, worked with a local church in a variety of ministries, worked with a clinic one year, traveled around the country giving seminars for Sunday School teachers, and for one year, I worked one day a week as a pastor/counselor in a Christian clinic and hospice for people with AIDS. In December of 2000, I completed my master’s degree, and came to Bolivia to teach in the Bolivian Evangelical University. I’m now in my second term here. My current ministries include teaching theology and Bible at BEU, and the Berea Bible seminary (Bible institute level), and working in a local church with kids’ clubs, discipleship, and even playing my violin with the worship team! My goals are to continue to train leaders in an academic setting, and to help keep the Filadelfia church alive and growing. c/o World Gospel Mission
Casilla 55
Santa Cruz, Bolivia
Ph. 469 713 1857
Division of Mission Ministries
Office Teressa Jackson (Assistant to the Director)
P.O. Box 9Florence, MS 39073(601) 845-8787 ext. 201(601) 845-8788 fax
Director of Missions
Jerry Jones
630 CR 198 Nacogdoches, TX 75965
Cell: 936-554-8460
Short Term Team Coordinator Charlie Joe Green I joined the Division of Mission Ministries in September of 2006. I am a graduate of Wesley College and just completed a 4 year term as a Methodist Protestant Missionary in Belize Central America. I am excited to be involved in missions and especially in short-term volunteerism. Having served on a foreign field I know the importance of short-term ministry to our missionary efforts. My passion is to coordinate the people and resources to complete the vision and ministry focus given to our missionaries. As Short-term Coordinator my vision is to encourage and equip a volunteer ministry to address the ministry needs God has called us to in Belize, Mexico, and the world.
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