People

Caitlin is serving in Ayutthaya, Thailand with a Faithful Witness team seeking to reach the least reached.

S and K serve in the Middle East.

Going to serve in South Asia.

James and Anna Hunter, along with their children Max and Phoebe, are planning to relocate to Liberia on the Atlantic coast to serve at Trinity Dental Clinic in 2025.

Now based in the UK, Clive and Cath began their service in Pakistan in 1993. Clive serves as Regional Director for South Asia.

Iain is looking forward to lecturing and developing programmes with the Namibian Evangelical Theological Seminary (NETS) in Windhoek.

Retired GP Stephen and his wife Heather are serving as associate members in West Africa, where they help train health professionals in palliative care. Their…

Sarah is serving in South Africa using Creative Arts Therapy and trauma work to help people in a community full of gang crime, poverty and inequality.

Stephanie serves in Thailand, where she is the Third Culture Kid Coordinator, and Education and Outreach Worker for Hope for Life.

Sarah serves in Bolivia, with children with disabilities and their families, providing support groups for parents, as well as free workshops for the kids themselves.

Esther is a nurse, currently serving in Ghana, looking after children in care that are from different religious backgrounds.

Ben works with Sports Friends International as the Director of Training. Sandeep is a Pharmacist Manager in a Private Hospital in the UK

Matt and Lisa and their three children Joshua, Charis and Lydia have been sent by Avenue Community Church, Leicester to serve in Jos, Nigeria.

Lawrence and Elizabeth serve at Harper Church, Glasgow where their main focus is on sharing the love of Christ with African diaspora, refugees and asylum seekers.

C & J, with their two children, are sent by a church in Northern Ireland to work among one of the largest unreached groups in…

David, Maribel and their family are serving in a part of Mexico called the ‘circle of silence’,

Peter, Gillian and family, currently residing in the UK serve with HowWillTheyHear and Quest Academy.

Mark and Helen serve with SIM Ecuador in Loja one of the least reached areas of Ecuador located in the southern mountain region.

This family live and work in a multi-cultural area of a northern city in the UK. They’re involved with a new church plant, where they’re focused on building relationships and engaging with the local community.

Megumi and Helen serve as part of the SIM Malawi team.

Meron (Mary) is sent by Eastridge church, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Through SIM’s Engage programme, she works alongside Inspire Saint James, based in central London.

Tim is involved in mission training in Russia and the UK. He is sent by Danbury Mission Evangelical Church in Essex.

Janetta manages the SIM guesthouse in Cochabamba, and also serves in a children’s home and an organisation that produces Sunday school resources.

Ted and Rachel Watts, with their two boys are sent by Beeston Free Evangelical Church to work in Madagascar, at the Good News Hospital of Mandritsara.

Pam works in the Upper East Region of Ghana, where she encourages local churches with children’s work.

Steven and Jo Wheatley, supported by St Mary’s Church, Maidenhead, are currently serving in Nanjoka, Malawi.

Lizzie is from Barnabas Community Church, Shrewsbury and has has been serving in Peru since September, 2014.

Sent by Holy Trinity Church in Norwich, Penny is SIM Ghana Director and leads the multi-cultural team there.

Nicky is a key member of the City Ministries team in Nigeria, where she works with orphans and vulnerable children.

Ruth Guinness serves as Ministry Point Person for Theological and Missiological Education for SIM International. She also supports a small team of missionaries involved in theological education in Malawi.

Claire Robinson has been working with Serving In Mission since 2010 and is now head teacher at Mukinge Hill Academy in Zambia.

Jonny and Olga serve in the new Quechua communities on the edge of the city of Sucre in Bolivia.

Andrew and Helen Curry, Thomas and Esther, supported by St Luke’s Church Hampstead are serving in West Africa.

Tim and Rachel are both doctors serving in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. Tim is a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon, Medical Director at CURE Children’s Hospital of Ethiopia, and runs the PAACS orthopaedic training programme in Ethiopia. Rachel trains GPs at Addis Ababa University, and supports healthcare workers to integrate their faith and work.

Cat and Somchai serve with SIM’s Sports Friends ministry, which seeks to make disciples of Jesus Christ using the powerful platform of sport.

Ron and Irma are working to disciple church pastors in South Africa. Ron teaches at two Bible schools and Irma leads Bible study groups.

Samuel is a doctor and bio-medical scientist, who works short-term in Galmi Hospital, Niger. He is supported by Gracemead Church, Hatfield.

Emma runs the university outreach programme for SIM worldwide from her base in South Africa. Sent by Trinity Church, Exeter, she lives in Cape Town and is developing opportunities for people to serve in a wide range of university ministries.

Darren plays a vital role in the smooth running of Serving In Mission, by acting as Finance Director. Ruthie’s role involves encouraging and equipping prayer coordinators across the SIM world. The family, who are supported by Cheam Baptist Church, are based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

David and Debbie Colvin worked in Africa for many years, but are now based in Northern Ireland. They both teach mission courses at the Irish Baptist College and lead various informal Bible studies.

Victor and Rachel are long-term mission workers in Mseleni, South Africa. Victor is a doctor at the local hospital, while Rachel runs an orphanage and children’s home.

Paul and Hilary serve in Windhoek, where Paul teaches at Namibia Evangelical Theological Seminary and Hilary teaches at a local school whenever she gets the opportunity.

Sent by New Life Bible Church in Wealdstone, Bev is Personnel Coordinator for the SIM Ghana team, based in Accra.

Sent by Long Crendon Baptist Church in Aylesbury, John and Abi Hunt have been serving in Jos, Nigeria for many years. They are involved in Bible teaching and literacy work.

Peter and Claire-Lise are serving just outside of Paris, France where Peter is in leadership at Église Protestante Baptiste Du Val D’Europe and Claire-Lise is a midwife.

Watler and Ella are part of a small Serving In Mission team in Zimbabwe.

Michelle serves at Mukinge Hospital, Zambia where she is an anaesthetist and takes responsibility for Serving In Mission’s Zambian member care.

Sent by Kells Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland, Debbie serves in Madagascar in the ‘Together in Bible Translation’ project currently based in Toliara, a town in the southeast of the country.

Yvonne is serving in northern Ghana, where she is involved in helping Christian business people put the gospel into practice in their daily lives.

Jim and Megan served abroad for many years but are now based in Scotland. Jim is involved in training pastors in Benin, while Megan is SIM’s point person for education.

Sent by churches across the UK, Andrew and his family are involved in a wide variety of ministries in West Africa from Bible translation to strengthening groups of local Christians.

Graham is the Deputy Finance Director for SIM UK and treasurer for SIM Switzerland, whilst Trudy is working remotely for as SIM Ghana treasurer.

Tom and Jemma are both teachers at Bingham Academy,, Ethiopia. They have always wanted to share their faith through their work but found that impossible in the UK – they both see it as a huge joy that they are able to do that at Bingham.

Helen serves as the Personnel Director in the International Leadership Team and the International Operations Teams of SIM.

Malcolm is a former UK and International Director of SIM. They now support SIM leaders around the world and also have a role with Langham Partnership.

Liffy is serving in Zimbabwe, working primarily with the Talitha Cumi project (SIM project: 96397).  Talitha Cumi works in the Chimanimani district to identify girls who have dropped out of school due to poverty, bereavement, cultural customs, pregnancy or a host of other reasons.

Simon leads the dental team at a clinic at the Eternal Love Winning All (ELWA) Hospital in Monrovia. Grace is a nurse and supports medical staff and patients at the same hospital. The couple are sent by St Gregory’s Church, Crakehall, north Yorkshire.

Al and Rachel serve in Greece with their family. After a period of language study Al will work with European Christian Mission (ECM) as Country Coordinator and Rachel serves as Lead Mobiliser for the HowWillTheyHear refugee ministry collaboration.