Mitch works with the Evangelical Hospital in Siguatepeque, Honduras as head of the maintenance department. He also works closely with Hope Coffee, an organization with Camino Global which produces and distributes Honduran coffee in the USA and Canada, with net profits returned to Honduras to fund construction projects. Current projects include the building of churches, homes and water retention systems.

Andy & Elizabeth will be serving with GEM, in Timisoara, Romania. They will be using their skills and experiences as artists and filmmakers to reach the arts communities with the gospel. They also hope to be involved in the local church, teach religion and film classes, and serve within the orphanage there.

Shawn, Becca, and their daughters (Arya, Lillian, and Evelyn) minister through ABWE in Togo. They are focused on evangelism, discipleship, and church planting. Their desire is to develop Togolese Christ followers and churches that are self sufficient and multiplying.

Jim, Donna and their four children (Cameron, Brenna, Nate & Zach) live in the Green Bay area and attend Spring Lake Church. The Kelly's serve with CRU and are responsible for launching, coaching and resourcing campus ministries at colleges and schools in Northeast Wisconsin.

Ron and Jackie train and lead response teams in areas of crisis or disaster in the USA and overseas through the Evangelical Free Church of America's ReachGlobal. They are currently based in Corpus Christi, Texas ministering to victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Kurt, Kathy and their children (Abby, Josh, Jason & Tori) live in Austin, Texas. Kurt and Kathy serve in CRU's Bridges National Team working with international college students in the USA. Kurt is the National Associate Director of Leadership Development of Bridges International.

Dave and Hannah have two children (Ember & Juliet.) Dave (nickname: Sponz) serves as Youth Ministries Director at Lake Lundgren Bible Camp in Pembine, Wisconsin.

David, Amy and their children (Allison, John, James and Daniel) are ministering with The Navigators at Kansas State University. Dave and Amy are trusting God to work through them to produce obedient disciplemakers who will lead their families, workplaces and communities in a way that honors Jesus Christ.

Brad, Deb and their children (Robert, Daniel & Liz) previously served the Saep people in the Madang Province of Papua New Guinea working with Wycliffe Bible Translators. They have been in Wisconsin for the past 6 years. Brad is continuing his translation work with Wycliffe for various people groups in Papua New Guinea.

Spring Lake Church supports missionaries in countries where openly sharing the gospel can have dangerous consequences, therefore, we do not disclose any information online about these missionaries.