School of Hope, Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Kathy Mizen serves in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, as director of Schools of Hope, a ministry reaching over 8,500 children through Bible classes, food programs, and community development. Her work focuses on breaking the cycle of poverty by sharing the gospel, supporting education through ChildCARE Plus sponsorships, and improving access to essentials like water and sanitation. A former children’s pastor in Canada with over 17 years of experience, she now leads and mentors local leaders, praying for wisdom, safety, and the right team to expand the ministry’s impact.

Colombia

Darren and Patty McCrea serve in Colombia, empowering local churches and national missionaries to disciple communities and reach children at risk through evangelism, training, and community outreach. They focus on helping churches grow, plant new congregations, and minister to people in need, including children, addicts, and the marginalized. Their ministry builds churches and children’s homes, and they ask for prayer for ongoing building projects, the spread of the gospel, and their sons as they pursue university studies.

Southeast Asia

Sam V, a Canada-based global worker, mentors and supports pastors planting churches in North India, aiming to grow from five to ten church plants while navigating significant persecution and limited resources. He also advocates for Bible college students in need of scholarships and helps promote a project to plant 500 new churches over the next two years. Sam and his family ask for prayer for protection, favor, and provision as they advance the gospel in challenging circumstances.

Vienna, Austria

Jordan Houston serves as worship pastor at LIFE Church in Vienna, Austria, supporting church planting, discipleship, and outreach while also leading men’s Bible studies. He is passionate about telling transformational stories of God’s work worldwide through cinematography, photography, and journalism to inspire others to act in their communities. With over a decade of missions experience in 38 countries, he has helped launch organizations, trained leaders, and continues to use media to share God’s story globally.

Mission Canada, Campus Worker

Courtney Bowering is a Mission Canada campus worker at Toronto Metropolitan University who joined LifeLine after completing an internship in 2024, following God’s call to reach students. LifeLine, founded in 2012, is a campus ministry that helps students explore faith, encounter Jesus, and grow as disciples. Through practical service initiatives like Red Frogs TMU, LifeLine builds genuine relationships that extend its impact beyond the campus.