Some of the workers we support serve in regions where openly identifying as International
Workers would create significant risk for themselves, their families, or the local believers they
work alongside. These men and women enter their host countries under professional roles such
as educators, business professionals, healthcare workers, or development workers. They build
relationships and share their faith through the natural rhythms of daily life and work.
Because of the sensitive nature of their contexts, we intentionally limit the specific details
shared publicly about these workers, including their exact location, the nature of their ministry
activities, and in some cases their full names. We ask for your faithful, consistent prayer even
when we cannot share every detail. Your intercession matters deeply.
If you clicked on a worker and were directed here it means they are considered one of our Creative Access Workers. They serve through a professional role in, which provides natural opportunity to build genuine relationships within the local community. Through those relationships they seek to reflect Christ and share their faith as doors open. They also connect with other workers and local believers in the region to encourage the growth of an indigenous church.
For the protection of the worker and those they serve alongside, specific details about their
location and ministry activities are not shared publicly.
To learn how to connect with or support a creative access worker, contact the church office.