Tim and Katie Reid serve with SIM (Serving in Mission) in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Longtime residents of Wisconsin, Tim, Katie, and their 3 children have served overseas in Asia through outreach and education to share Christ with those who haven't heard. In Chiang Mai, they focus on equipping the local churches by encouraging local believers, training pastors and local missionaries, and are beginning to facilitate trauma-healing groups for communities weighed down with burdens and life-hurts.

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Serving in Mission

After spending two summers in Ukraine, Peter Hinrichs felt it was time to finally answer the call that God had been putting on his heart since he was a teenager. He will be joining the Josiah Venture team in Ukraine and serving in the western region of the country. On the team, Peter will be helping coordinate camps, caring for short-term mission teams, discipling young people, and serving in a local church.
Peter is committed to ministry in Eastern Europe and has a deep love for Ukraine. He is passionate about reaching Europeans with the gospel and cultivating cooperation between churches. He also loves camp ministry and is excited about teaching young people about life with the Lord.

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Josiah Venture

Kevin Dahle - IMI City of Refuge Welding College

This ministry serves disadvantaged youth, involving both discipling and providing generational change through supporting education. As President of the IMI Welding College, Kevin networks with churches, businesses and colleges, both here at home and in Honduras, with goals to educate and certify disadvantaged youth and orphans to American Welding Society Standards.

Higher education is paramount to helping underprivileged children and their families out of poverty. Providing a safe haven from gangs, cartels, and predators, who enter outlying (rural) locations and prey on the needy is a beautiful way to save children. The threats of rampant human trafficking cannot be overlooked in the USA and the world overall.

Welder shortages exist here in the USA and in Honduras. Providing valuable welding skills can empower Honduran youth to support themselves and lift their families from poverty. This is a lifechanging opportunity to build them up in a Christ-centered environment, providing a safety-net that fills an existing void, and replaces dangerous alternatives.

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