World Missions

He [Jesus] said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned."

-Mark 16:15-16 NIV

We believe that the gospel should be shared with all people in every nation and on every continent. Over the years, many of our members have decided to become full time missionaries. There are so many wonderful men and women working to spread the gospel around the world. Even though we would love to support all missionaries, we have decided to support the five missionaries below.

Argo Family

The Argo family, Al, Coli, Alex, and Chandler, also known as the A-Team, have served with WMM since 2001. Their chief aim is to see souls saved and to teach, equip, activate, and mobilize the Asian church to finish the Great Commission. Church planting, leadership training, Coffee House Ministry, sports ministry, and Disaster Relief are a few of the ministries in their portfolio. Please pray for health and safety, full support each month, souls to be saved, and the land and building for Life Church Cebu, Philippines.

Abigail Bishop

For as long as she can remember, Abigail has sensed the Lord’s call to global missions, specifically ministering to the next generation. Through volunteering in her local church’s children’s church, working with Falcon Children’s Home in North Carolina, and participating in a two-month internship in Japan, along with other diverse opportunities, she has been trained and equipped for effective children's ministry. Abigail will locate in Bangkok, Thailand, where she will work with career missionaries Albert and Jiep Gonzales, assisting and teaching in Sunday School classes, engaging with children's and youth activities, assisting local leaders and pastors, and participating in local outreach. Abigail’s love for Jesus and passion for the lost will be a driving force as she carries out the Great Commission.

Ben and Deysi West

The Andes mountains, Amazon jungle, and coastal deserts of Peru contain countless towns and villages without any evangelical church. The Lord has opened the door for us to minister throughout Peru (while China has been closed to outsiders), with a special focus on discipling future missionaries. Pray for God to raise up more laborers to boldly proclaim Christ from the Andes to Tibet!

The foothills of Tibet in western China are home to countless unreached Buddhist and Muslim villages. From 2003-2019, we dedicated ourselves to shrinking that number by making God’s Word available to hundreds of thousands of households for the first time. Pray for China's doors to open once again, and for our team as we continue to carry the Gospel to the hardest places!

Kevin and Summer Sneed

Kevin and Summer Sneed have served as IPHC missionaries since 2008. Kevin is the director of the East Africa Bible College (EABC) in Eldoret, Kenya, and Summer is the director of Girls’ Ministries in East Africa. Through the Bible College, the Sneeds help to raise up men and women from eight nations for ministry and leadership in IPHC churches across the region. EABC combines education in Bible and theology with practical skills training in areas such as agriculture and economic empowerment in order to prepare ministers for success in both life and ministry. Through Girls’ Ministries, Summer is reaching girls with the life changing message of the gospel and training women in IPHC churches to connect with the girls in their communities. They have two children: Abigail and Nathaniel.

Devin and Breanne Harden

Devin and Breanne Harden have heard the call and answered to go to Japan to plant churches in areas of Japan that are entirely unchurched. Their heart is specifically to gear their attention toward student ministry in Hiroshima and begin raising up a generation of individuals who will be reborn in Christ and rise to the call to preach the gospel themselves. Please pray for the Hardens as they prepare for their first missionary assignment together.