Where We Go

Team Honduras is made up of families seeking to plant independent, indigenous Baptist churches in the country of Honduras with the purpose of reaching the people of Honduras with the gospel of Jesus Christ through the ministries of the local church. Established in 2005, this multi-faceted work is now the home of the Rearick Surgical Center, MMO’s first permanent location outside of the US. Be sure to check out their website: www.teamhonduras.com.

The Fridenstines, Adam, Esther, Joel, Micah, and Isaí, live in Cojutepeque, El Salvador. They are sent out of Lancaster Baptist Church in Lancaster, California, and serve with BIMI (Baptist International Missions, Inc). They have been on the field since 2011, when the Lord opened the door to lead a new church plant and direct a 50 year-old Christian school. It is their desire to see souls saved, lives changed, and more churches started as they train up the next generation to serve Jesus Christ. Serving God in HIS will is the greatest thing in life.

“Sara and I both graduated from PCC 1999. I worked on staff while completing my Masters from PTS, graduating 2003. We moved to Romania in January 2009 with our four children. We now have five children (Jacob 17, Bethany 14, Danae 12, Noah 10, and Justin 2) When we first came to Romania, I was teaching at a Bible institute, running children’s programs, camp ministry, and Church planting with a team of Romanians. During that time, we planted 7 Churches. The last few years, I have been working with one of my graduates from the Bible institute, and we now concentrate on Church planting in the gypsy villages. We have planted three Churches in three villages so far. We also opened a small school in one of those villages. During the summers, we travel all over Romania with our tent, sound equipment, and game equipment, and we run week long camps in the poorest villages of the country. Mornings are for children, evening programs are evangelistic events for the entire family.” – Brent George

Pastor Roberto Nieto pastors a church begun in 1973 by missionary Bob C. Green of BIMI. This church has both local and global missionary vision, having produced more than 30 churches over the years, the most recent in Chinandega, Nicaragua. They also participate with missionary works in Spain, Romania, India, Kurdistan, and Macedonia. This church of approximately 750 members is located in San Miguel. Their vision is to carry the gospel to the ends of the earth.

Project South Africa is a team of like-minded men working together to reach South Africa and the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ gave the church the task of reaching the world with the Gospel, and He lived the pattern that Project South Africa believes they are to follow to accomplish that task. That pattern is training faithful men who will be able to teach others also. As Jesus poured His life into men to reach the world, this team attempts to follow that same example. Their goal isn’t to see the biggest churches built or to start countless ministries. They simply have a desire to invest their lives into young men and women so they will be equipped to do the work of the ministry.
Project South Africa exists to serve. They want to help all who are interested in taking the needed steps to get them to the place where they are equipped to do what is necessary in ministry. Read more about this servant-minded ministry here: www.projectsouthafrica.com

The ministries of Calvary Baptist Church are located on the outskirts of Manila in the rapidly growing city of San Jose del Monte, which is part of Bulacan. This ministry was established in the 1980s as a direct result of missions, and the heartbeat of the ministry continues to be centered around reaching the world with the love of Christ in any way possible. It is an ever-expanding ministry that has its foundation in the church itself but reaches out through various ministries such as a Christian Academy, Bible Institute, church planting, sending out and supporting Filipino missionaries around the world, Bible clubs in resettlement areas and, most recently, a children’s home. They are currently working on a building project at the site of the children’s home that will include a new church, an education and a day care center for single moms. The population of the area is nearing 900,000 with a large number of the residents residing in government resettlement areas established for squatters who were relocated from Manila. The leadership of the church is currently in transition between missionary Carl Gormley and one of his Bible Institute graduates, Pastor Edgar Robes.