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India Partnership

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Brittany Krippner
Developing impoverished communities by enriching children and empowering families through holistic transformation North Coast Church supports two village projects in India. Two missionary couples are dedicated to investing their lives in supporting and discipling approximately 50 kids in each village project. These villages are made up of precious children who are considered “untouchable” by their…

Pam Clark

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notProtecting Our Daughters
Providing sanitary supplies and related educational information in the context of God’s love for each girl Pam Clark was on staff for North Coast Church for over 20 years, and retired in 2020. She began mission work in Africa in 2006 and has continued on an ongoing basis since then. During this first trip to…

Cathy Becker

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Brittany Krippner
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Equiping leaders to plant five million dynamic churches to reach the world for Christ As an adult new-believer, Cathy understands the critical importance of planting churches to reach people like her who had either little or no church background. Cathy is strongly convicted that new churches are the best at helping people find a personal…

Albert Ellis & Debra Ryan

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notEl Camino
Providing a safe, Christ based environment for children that live in the poorest regions in Central Lima, fostering a life long relationship with Jesus Albert Ellis was a pastor and missionary to Mexico for 20 years before learning of the severe Christian persecution happening in Peru. While on a trip in 2000 to visit those…

Kevin & Tonya Stanfield

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notWith Africa, YWAM
Feeding the hungry, unreached people groups, and human trafficking survivors Kevin and Tonya just celebrated 30 years of marriage! Their kids, Chesney age 23 and Asher age 16 have lived in South Africa for the last 17 years. They felt God’s call in 1999 to leave their job as youth pastors in Encinitas and haved…

Carlos & Lisa Sales

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notReaching the Hungry
Mobilizing churches to put their faith into action by providing opportunities to serve alongside missionaries reaching the physically and spiritually hungry throughout the world. Pastor Carlos & Lisa Sales have been married since May 2, 1987 and have three daughters and one son: Grace, Alison, Olivia, and Chase. Lisa worked as a Civil Engineer for…

Eric & Jana Helmbold

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Brittany Krippner
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Equiping leaders to plant five million dynamic churches to reach the world for Christ The Helmbold family loves Jesus and his Church. They have served Him in church planting, youth ministry, the mission field, local church pastoring, and now as missionaries with Dynamic Church Planting International. In 2003 God called Eric to leave the security…

Jeff & Shannon Dyck

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notKuwasha
Ignite transformational change through quality Christian Education, Healthcare, and Community Development Jeff and Shannon Dyck have 4 children, Joel (23), Avin (20), Finn (19) and Mazzy (16) and have been part of Kuwasha since 2008. Their family first went to Uganda on a short term missions trip and that is where they fell in love…

Scott & Terri Last

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Brittany Krippner
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Equiping leaders to plant five million dynamic churches to reach the world for Christ Scott met Jesus in 1970 through Calvary Chapel Jesus Movement. Trained at Dallas Theological Seminary and his wife, Terri, participated in church planting with Fellowship Bible Church in ’74-’78. They returned to California to serve in a variety of roles, including…

Jae & Debra Evans

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Brittany Krippner
turned_in_notOutside the Bowl
Eliminating physical and spiritual malnourishment in impoverished communities. Jae and Debra moved to South Africa in 2005 to invest in the lives of those living in marginalized communities. Debra shares, “I just wanted to bring God’s Word. I didn’t want to bring food.” The Evans began discipling the Xhosa children living in the township called…
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