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God is calling people from every part of the world to serve in His harvest and advance His kingdom. World Missions Ministries helps IPHC members who sense they are called to the mission field find their place of global service. If you are interested in becoming an IPHC missionary or simply want to know more about various ministry opportunities, you have come to the right place.

Meet our Appalachian Conference Missionaries

These missionaries are credentialed with our conference.

Judith Perez

Mexico
Emmanuel Bible School in Monterrey, Mexico, was founded by dedicated Mexican leaders in 1961. It has prepared hundreds of ministers, pastors, evangelists, and Christian Education workers. It was Judith’s privilege to become part of this ministry in September of 1972, and she is thankful to IPHC WMM for providing the vehicle in which this calling has been carried out. Since 2011, Judith has reached even more people in the East Mexico Conference through extension classes on Saturday for people who work or study. She serves as secretary-treasurer of Emmanuel and is the local director at the Monterrey Campus. Last year, Emmanuel´s director worked hard to develop the same program of studies online, which has opened new doors. 

Elizabeth Hagee

Chile
Since the summer of 2018, Elizabeth has known she is called to spread the gospel to the nations. Coming from a rich heritage of ministers, she felt led to attend and graduate from Holmes Bible College. It was at Holmes where she had the opportunity to travel to Costa Rica and Guatemala with The Awakening. Those experiences allowed her heart to be receptive to God’s call on her life to missions. In the summer of 2021, she will walk in her calling by assisting The Awakening in Chile. For one year, she will be helping to plant an International Base. She has seen God bless her life as she has walked in obedience and in faith. Her prayer is to share the Good News of abundant life to the people of Chile, and that God will complete the good work that He has called her to this year and for many years to come. 

Joe & Maggie Delport

Southern Africa
The Delports have served as missionaries in Southern Africa for the past 31 years and currently live in South Africa. Joe serves as regional director of Southern Africa, where he networks with national leaders and coordinates projects. He serves as director for Advance School of Ministry (ASOM), which empowers leaders in different countries to be more effective in ministry. Maggie does all of the administrative work for ASOM, as well as serves as administrator at the Africa Development Center in Krugersdorp. Their vision is to enlarge the kingdom of God by training, equipping, and releasing leaders to grow the church not only numerically but also spiritually. 

Whitney Browning

South Africa (The Awakening)
At a young age, Whitney developed a desire to see hearts set ablaze for Christ and for the name of Jesus to reach the farthest parts of the earth. After serving as a Summer Intern in 2017, she joined The Awakening’s global staff in 2018 as Coordinator of Public Relations and Communication. Since then, Whitney has played an active role in the equipping, resourcing, and mobilizing of a generation. Now, she is excited to continue to do just that as she serves at The Awakening’s South Africa International Training Base. Whitney is dedicated to the discipleship of the youth and young adults across southern Africa and is expectant to see the fruit of the base team’s labor produce ministers and missionaries out of the region. 

Greg & Latoya McClerkin

South Sudan & Kenya
Greg and Latoya are from Tennessee and serve in South Sudan. Greg oversees the Hope4Sudan compound, which includes a school, clinic, building projects, and the ministry of the church. Please pray that the McClerkins will continue to experience good health and safety. Pray that in 2020, they are able to expand their reach and that people will come to know the love of Jesus Christ through them. 

Christopher & Alicia Dunlap

Kenya
The Dunlaps’ mission is to touch the world for Christ by ministering to and discipling leaders and community members to foster spiritual, community, and economic growth. Christopher and Alicia both graduated from Emmanuel College with degrees in Agricultural Missions and Secondary Math Education respectively. Christopher is passionate about training, educating, and empowering leaders and pastors to influence their own people in their cultural contexts. Alicia is passionate about being with people and encouraging them in their relationship with Jesus, personal goals, passions, and calling. Christopher and Alicia will be serving alongside Kevin and Summer Sneed in Kenya where they will be teaching classes at East Africa Bible College, ministering in local churches, and assisting with girls’ and women’s ministries. They are called to the nations to give hope to the hopeless, peace to the restless, and love to the broken. 

David & Michelle Riley

Senegal
The Riley family is pioneering a new work for the IPHC in Senegal. They desire for the church in West Africa to be a unified, spirit-filled, disciple-making, and missionary sending body. In order to reach a country so immersed in Islam, the Rileys believe it is necessary to work and live day-to-day among them. The Rileys minister through the avenues of building relationships, teaching and discipling. They desire to see the unreached people groups of West Africa be transformed by the power of the gospel. Thank you for partnering with the Riley family through your prayers and finances to advance the kingdom of God in Africa.

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