International Missionaries

Mitch and Juliette Anderson live with their 5 children in Pichelumu, Chile. As director of the local Youth with a Mission organization, Mitch’s dream is to develop a Sports Complex Ministry.

Bayana Chunga lives in Blantyre, Malawi, operating a radio ministry. His vision is to bring hope to Malawi through this medium.

Drs. Trent and Tabby Cox serve with Christian Veterinary Mission in Alduba, Ethiopia.

Roy and Aleta Danforth live in Central African Republic, serving with Covenant World Mission. They are pioneering a ministry with the Fulani people, the largest nomadic culture people in the world.

Paul and Gretchen DeNeui live with their 4 children in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Their ministry is equipping the church to reach Thai people with a gospel that they can understand, with concern for the “whole person” and expression in the cultural norms of the people.

John and Maureen serve with AIM International in Bristol, England. John serves as the Director for Outreach on AIM's international leadership team.

John and Etsuko Martin work in Japan in areas of evangelism, disciple making, and equipping followers of Christ to use their gifts for God’s Kingdom.

Peter and Janet Payne are specialists with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, strength-ening student fellowships at home (Ann Arbor, Michigan), around the country, and in Europe (with our International Fellowship of Evangelical Students).

The Rays are now located in Paarl, South Africa serving CSI and representing PCC through local sports outreach-programs, training churches, and serving with the International Sports Leadership School.

Mossai (and Sabuli) Sanguma, President of the CEUM in Democratic Republic of Congo, oversees a church larger than the Covenant church of North America, with about 175,000 constituents.