Our Missionary Families

These are the families we support at this time:

The Allou Family, AMI-CAPRO Cote d’Ivoire

Sebastién and Grace Allou are engaged with CAPRO Ministries in Ivory Coast, where it is known as Action Missionnaire Interafricaine (AMI). AMI-CAPRO aims to reach the unreached people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Allous have been in full-time mission work since 2003. They are currently assigned to Bouake, where they are involved in mobilization of churches for mission through discipleship training programs, seminars and conferences; evangelization in collaboration with the churches in the villages; research to identify places without the Gospel and supervising the church-planting work of AMI-CAPRO in the Northeast of the country. Their team consists of two couples and two single missionaries.

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The Gnagna family, CAPRO Togo

 

CAPRO Togo team currently consists of Komi and Dorcas Badibarou, Sunday and Prisca Lawani, Samuel and Innocente Pakou, Timothee and Justine N’Bina, Elie and Esther Tchindou, Nafissa Djibo, Jonas Aboum, Abla Fombo, Komlan Tcharie, Vivian Signan, and Augustine Apedo.   Missionary  Jean Marie Gnagna and his wife Catherine are the current national leaders.  

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The Soper Family, Bogota, Colombia

Dr. Jay Charles Soper and his wife Luz Mary Soper are based in Colombia, South America.They minister under the authority of Faith Ministries International Network ( www.fmin.org ).  Their ministry is primarily serving deaf people, a large and mostly neglected people group.  They work in literacy, Bible translation, leadership development, and church planting.
 
One of the biggest problems of most deaf people in 3rd world countries is functional illiteracy.  Nothing condemns a person to poverty and permanent underclass status more than not being able to read.  Tragically, it also cuts people off from access to the Gospel.  For this reason, the Sopers are working to raise reading levels in the deaf community and also to provide a Bible in simplified Spanish that will be accessible to the deaf.
 
The Sopers work with a deaf married couple who are pastoring a deaf church in Bogota.  Forming these leaders of the deaf Christian community, then helping them to reproduce themselves, is a key strategy for multiplying ministry and expanding the Kingdom of God.
 
 
You can contact the Sopers at theeasybible@gmail.com.

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The Onyebilanma Family: CAP Ministries, Durban, South Africa

Chimezie & Ibidun Onyebilanma are cross-cultural missionaries serving the unreached peoples of Africa since 1995. They presently serve as national leaders for CHIBI ARCHIVES PRODUCTION (CAP) – a new mission that is reaching the unreached peoples of Africa by using every tool possible with special emphasis on media. They are focused on equipping churches, mobilizing and training new missionaries and initiating pioneer missionary efforts among the unreached in the region especially in the Muslim majority islands on the Indian Ocean.  In the past decade their pioneer work on the islands of the Indian Ocean has helped towards the birthing of house churches where there were formerly none. They are also involved in a TV outreach that covers all of sub-Saharan Africa, reaching hundreds of thousands each week and catalyzing them to be the salt and light that Africa needs.  They are based in Durban, South Africa,  and blessed with five children. You can contact the Onyebilanmas at chim@caprosa.org.za.

To learn more about CAPRO’s work, go to http://www.caprosa.org.za

You can read Chimezie’s blog at www.chimwrite.com
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Haiti Community Health Evangelism (CHE)

The Mission of Haiti CHE provides financial, logistical and spiritual support to six communities in the south of Haiti, near Les Cayes, as they strive for Christ-centered community development using the CHE Model. These CHE communities include: Savanette, Torbeck, Ravine a’Lanse, Cavallion, Maniche and Miragoane. CHE’s goal is to establish a development ministry whose purpose is to bring together Jesus’ Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) and the Great Commandment (Matthew 25:37-40). This is accomplished by training community members as Community Health Evangelists (CHEs) who regularly visit 10-15 neighboring households, sharing the Gospel and promoting principles of disease prevention and healthy living. The program is designed to be transferable, multipliable and ongoing after the training team leaves the area. Pere Petit Frere, the Episcopal priest in Savanette, coordinates the CHE ministry in the above listed six communities. The CHE ministry in Haiti is under the direction of Osse St. Juste.

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Jeanne Sognikin: Togo

Jeanne serving as part of the CAPRO team in Togo, West Africa. After the unexpected passing of her husband while they were on the mission field in Mali, Jeanne transferred to Togo to work with the team there. She has served as a full-time missionary since 2002, and has helped serve among various unreached peoples and planted several churches alongside her late husband, Bernard.

Princess Tshuma, Matobo, Zimbabwe

Princess Tshuma lives and works in Matobo in Zimbabwe.  Her area of ministry is community development.

Zimbabwe is a poor country and having the basic needs of life is a day-to-day struggle.

Using Gospel-based life skills education, Princess and her team are helping the youngest, poorest and most vulnerable to learn how to sustain themselves and come to know that Jesus is the hope of Zimbabwe.