Missionary Nehemia Claude DONATE My name is Nehemia Claude, and I am passionate about seeing lives and communities transformed through the love of Jesus Christ. As a Haitian American, educator, entrepreneur, school board member, and ministry leader, I believe God has called me to rebuild and uplift communities through faith, leadership, and service. Over the years, I have led Bible studies, mentored youth, and served in prayer and outreach ministries. My heart is for evangelism, discipleship, and helping the next generation encounter God both inside and outside the church walls. This season, God has opened the door for me to attend Circuit Riders School in California to grow deeper in my relationship with Him and receive training in evangelism and leadership. I truly believe this opportunity will equip me to impact even more lives for the Kingdom of God. As I step out in faith, I am asking for prayer and financial support. Finances are tight right now, but I know God provides through community. Any support—whether through prayer, giving, or encouragement—means so much and helps me pursue what God is calling me to do in this season. Thank you for believing in and partnering with me on this journey. Nehemia Donate

Missionary Joshua Miller DONATE Hey there, my name is Joshua Miller and I am from Indianapolis Indiana. I am a born-again believer that just one decade ago was a member of a gang in my home town. I have been redeemed by the precious blood of Jesus Christ, but feel I owe it to all of you to share what God has delivered me from. Not only am I set free from that bondage that once enslaved me, but along with that freedom I also now carry the history of a testimony that has been Gods greatest tool on the mission field in my life. I was delivered from addiction to drugs, alcohol, sex, and even experimentation with witchcraft. Reading this here might shock you. I know it would if I was the reader. But for the last decade I have been sitting with Jesus and He has been washing my past sins away in order to give me new robes. Brothers and Sisters in Jesus Christ, I adore my heavenly Father. So far, I have graduated from 6 intensive Christian university courses over 10 years. Fire in the Night 1st and 2nd course, YWAM DTS Grandview MO, YWAM DTS and outreach KONA-South Africa, Stewardship and Sustainability, and Apostello. Each step was God led, and so necessary. You see, I needed to be restored in very broken places so that when I go out to serve, I will do so from a strong foundation built with a personal relationship with our Heavenly Father, Holy Spirit, and Jesus Christ our savior. I am tremendously excited to say that I met a very special group of Christian leaders at the YWAM base of operations in Potchefstroom South Africa. They are so connected with their surrounding community and have an agricultural ministry that intends to teach beginner, intermediate, and advanced farming methods in tandem with spreading the Gospel message of Jesus Christ. In the mission meetings that I have attended so far, some blueprints have come together, and land has been allocated to the Staff of the agricultural ministry from YWAM Potchefstroom. There are 5 farm locations that I know of since my last update. Each farm hopes to have a market, live Christian music, and Jesus centered study. Several other groups around the nation are wanting to multiply this ministry, because of its community outreach structure! That's where I will be serving! If this ministry model is on your heart and you are excited to make an eternal impact on peoples' lives in Africa, then prayerfully consider being on my prayer and support team! God bless you! Joshua Donate

Missionary Josh Jellard DONATE Kia Ora, I’m Josh Jellard, and I have the privilege of serving as a missionary in Potchefstroom, South Africa, with Fire and Fragrance South Africa (FFSA). My heart is for people and for the next generation. I long to see people discover who God is, and learning what it means to live out their faith with purpose and courage. At FFSA, I’m joining the staff team for our Leadership School. This program is designed to develop strong, grounded leaders who can carry responsibility, disciple others, and serve with integrity in whatever sphere God calls them to. It is also the gateway for people who want to join staff here at FFSA. My role is to help create an environment where people can grow, ask real questions, be challenged, and step confidently into their God-given calling. I’m committed to investing in the next generation through discipleship, mentorship, worship, prayer, local outreach, and community life. Whether it’s through ministry on the streets, conversations, or times of prayer and worship, my desire is to see people encounter Jesus, build a biblical worldview, and be equipped to impact their communities and the nations. This mission is something I don’t walk alone. Your partnership makes a real difference. Your prayers keep the ministry covered and moving forward. Your financial support helps sustain the work on the ground and opens the door for more people to be reached, discipled, and trained. Your encouragement reminds us that we’re backed by a wider family that cares deeply about what God is doing. I believe every person has a role to play in the Great Commission, and the next generation will shape the future of the church in powerful ways. Thank you for considering partnering with me as we raise up leaders who love Jesus and lead with character, humility, and vision. Josh Donate

Missionary Sam Shabak DONATE Hey, I’m Sam! 2023 is a year I will remember forever. The year I tasted the goodness of God. I will never forget the best night of my life at a winter youth camp in 23’. Ever since then, God has spoken to me clearly, telling me when to move and when to stay. “Go to GWP missionary school.” I went. He provided. And now God is calling me to Vanuatu🇻🇺 And I know He will provide once again. Vanuatu is going to require lots of construction, discipleship, and evangelisms. The people there are tribal, and unfortunately, many of them have strayed away from the Truth. Our goal is to just show the love of Christ everywhere we are, and preach the truth. But not just by our words, but through our actions. The only problem is finances. The island is small, and everything is imported, so it is expensive to live there. To live in Vanuatu costs minimum 500 US dollars a month. That will cover my rent, food, bills, hygiene, and more. What you can do: • Fast/Pray • Donate (down below) Sam Donate

Missionary Anna Dressel DONATE Hi Friends & Family! I am so excited to be joining Fire & Fragrance mission’s organization. Donate

Missionary Michael Rumyantsev DONATE Michael Rumyantsev is working towards becoming a full-time missionary through YWAM, also known as Youth With A Mission. Even though Michael grew up in a Christian household, he only got to know Jesus after a radical encounter with Jesus during his freshman year of high school. He desires that all would be saved and that the Gospel of Jesus Christ would reach the ends of the world, thus fulfilling the great commission. Their focus with YWAM is primarily on evangelism and discipleship on an international level. Every year they travel to many countries around the globe to spread the love of Jesus and deliver a message that brings freedom. YWAM focuses on equipping people to become bold leaders in their communities. He is passionate about seeing the next generation of leaders know the love of Jesus, and to build proper and healthy relationships with God. He desires to see youth properly disciplined for them to feel seen and heard, and to help raise them in faith with spiritual maturity and proper theology. Michael is currently building a team of investors who will give $5,000 a month, which will allow them to fully serve what God is doing around the globe. Would you prayerfully consider joining this team of monthly investors, or contributing a one-time gift? Donate

Missionary Makenna Morehouse DONATE Hey friends, thanks for stopping by my support page! I want to share something deeply meaningful that has been unfolding in my life. Two years ago, I attended Circuit Riders Camp, and it became a turning point for me. In that environment of worship, teaching, and community, God met me in a way that reshaped my heart. I experienced healing, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose. My faith became active, something I wanted to live out. Since then, I’ve been growing, serving, and stepping into what God is calling me to. I’ve felt a strong pull toward missions, evangelism, and using media to reach people with the gospel. That’s why I’m excited to share that this fall, I will be joining Circuit Riders for their CRX Discipleship and Training School. What is Circuit Riders? Circuit Riders is a missions movement reaching the next generation where they already are — in high schools and universities both here in the states and around the world. They disciple, train, and send young leaders to lead outreach and gatherings that spark lasting movements of faith on campuses, in cities, and beyond. What is CRX? CRX is a six‑month discipleship and training school designed to form young leaders who live on mission Phase One: Biblical teaching, prayer, worship, practical missionary training, and intentional community. I will specifically receive top tier media training from some of the most talented influencers in Christ-centered media today. Phase Two: Outreach — traveling to high schools and universities across the world to share the gospel. Over the last decade, Circuit Riders has reached 1,800+ campuses, gathered 240,000+ students, and seen 24,000+ young people come to Christ. I’m humbled to be stepping into this mission. My heart behind this: I want to use media, creativity, and evangelism to reach students who may never walk into a church but desperately need hope. I want to be part of a movement that is seeing real transformation in this generation. The need: To make this possible, I am raising $15,000. This covers training, housing, travel, outreach expenses, and ministry resources. It’s the sacrificial generosity of people like you that fuels this mission. If you feel led to partner with me — whether through prayer, encouragement, or financial support — it would mean the world to me. Your support isn’t just helping me go; it’s helping reach students across the world with the gospel. Makenna Donate

Missionary Tanner Crenshaw DONATE Hello, and thanks for checking out my profile. I am Tanner Crenshaw, a young missionary in training. I grew up in the church with a loving family, but never had a personal relationship with God. I moved to a new town during middle school and grew further away from God. At the start of 10th grade, God encountered me differently. I found a church that helped me grow in my faith and understanding of God and the Bible, and I have been growing ever since. I completed high school and received my associate's degree in Manufacturing and Technology. Afterward, I knew I needed to pursue God more and travel the world. I wasn't truly listening to what the Bible said; I was just living for myself and going to church on Sundays and saying that was good enough, so I signed up for a Discipleship Training School through YWAM Kona. During my DTS, I fell in love with missions and sharing God's love and good news. I plan to be a long-term missionary and continue God's work worldwide. God has called me to minister to the lost and brokenhearted: those who don't know love and don't believe it exists; those who are bound by depression, self-hatred, anger, and suicidal thoughts and actions. God has this call for me because it is all I have gone through, and God showed me the light through it. So I know how hard all these things can be and how they can affect people in awful ways. This is a huge issue in Japan. It is such a big problem that they have a mountain called suicide mountain because of how many people go there to end their lives. Japan has also coined a term for a mental illness called hikikomori. It is a total withdrawal from society, seeking extreme degrees of social isolation and confinement. Some people will isolate themselves for years from society. Typically, the result of people falling into hikikomori is suicide or attempted suicide. My next steps are taking a deep dive into the Bible through another YWAM program, where I will be reading the whole Bible and studying it, taking a new approach to learning certain books, chapters, and historical evidence. After that, my path is not set in place; I have a few options between taking a leadership program or taking the needed steps to move to a different country and live there long-term, doing God's work. Tanner Donate

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Elisa Mae DONATE Hello! I am a follower of Jesus and I am very passionate about serving others and making Him known! Donate