Choose Your Behind-the-Scenes Missionary
GFA’s missionaries serving in behind-the-scenes administrative roles function as a key connection between ministry supporters in the West and on-the-ground national workers in Asia.
By partnering with a behind-the-scenes missionary, you will be part of upholding their vital support of the mission field. Together, you will enable countless lives in Asia to be touched by the truth and kindness of God’s grace.
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Kevin and Diana
Where we're from: Washington
Where I serve: Facilities
We are driven by the passion to serve others. When we realized how much we were loved by the Lord we knew we had to share that love with others. We are convinced that since we are part of the church established by Jesus Christ we have a responsibility to …
Rebekah
Where I'm from: Pennsylvania
Where I serve: Staff Services
I grew up hearing about GFA through their books and videos. In 2012 I started doing volunteer work at the office off and on over the course of the next few years. During this time, I began to feel the Lord calling me to be doing this more long-term. So, …
Susan
Where I'm from: Virginia
Where I serve: Communications
As a teenager, I sensed the Lord was leading me toward missions. Then, when I visited South Asia for a month in 2006, He showed me the significance of national missionaries. I watched how our brothers and sisters in Asia were bringing Christ's life-transforming love into their own communities and …
Nathan and Jenny
Where we're from: New York
Where I serve: Information Technology
We believe serving with GFA World is the Lord's assignment for our family. In a world with billions of people who have yet to hear of the love of Christ, we are grateful to be able to invest our lives where we can be most effective to bring them the …
Betty
Where I'm from: Texas
Where I serve: Donor Relations
Thirty-eight years ago, I prayed for a man named KP Yohannan and his wife, Gisela. At a 1990's AGLOW conference, I learned of a Prayer initiative targeting where 97% of 3 billion Gospel-unreached people live. It was there where I first saw a woman totally shrouded in a Burka. Right …
Mark
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Where I serve: IT
What images do these words bring to your mind: abject poverty, abused, helpless, ignored, despised, bound by demons, alone, hopelessness..... For me, I revisit the images of the despondent souls I saw on my first mission trip to Asia with my church in Colorado. During this trip I witnessed overwhelming …