This document provides information on various missionaries and ministries around the world. It discusses the religious and demographic landscapes in places like Cameroon, Brazil, Berlin, Turkey, France, India, Romania, and Sao Paulo. It also summarizes the work of organizations like Horizon International Schools, a Baptist youth camp in Michigan, a Bible college in Northeast India, and Global Recordings Network.

1. Phil Burgess
•There are over 250 language
groups in Cameroon.
•The Mbudum area in northern
Cameroon is composed of
Christians, Muslims and those
holding indigenous beliefs.

2. The Cooks
•Brazil is the world’s fifth largest
country.
•Over 13 million live in the favelas
(slums). Poverty, hopelessness,
crime and disease make these
people hard to reach.
•There are seven million Brazilians
practicing Kardecism (spiritism).

3. The Cuthberts • Leadership training through
Horizon International Schools.
• The mission of Horizon
International Schools (HIS) is to
prepare men and women around
the world, in their own language and
culture, for effective ministry.

4. The DeKrygers • There is not one mission or
Christian worker focused on
Muslim evangelism among the
700,000 Muslims of Togo.
• 68 acres has been purchased
and 1.5 million given for a hospital
in Mango! Pray for needed works,
water, and surgeons.

5. The Dyes •The capital city of Berlin is home to
3.5 million people.
•Over 69% of the old “east
Germany” had no links with any
church.
•Only 5% of the state church
members are active participants in
the life of the church.

6. The Floyds •There are over 200 sister churches
in the state of Michigan. At any
given time, many of them are in
transition or crisis.
•There is a need for training and
coordinated church planting and
partnership efforts.

7. The Hartwigs •The city of Cairo is home to nearly
14 million people.
•The country is 85% Islamic and
becoming more militant given
current events in the Middle East.
•Two-thirds of all evangelical
churches have no pastor.

8. The Jenkins •“The nonchurched population of
America would be equivalent to the
11th largest nation in the world –
larger than any nation in Europe,
three times the population of
Canada, more than double the
population of California.” (Barna)

9. • Milan, Italy is a city of 3.8 million
people.
• Most Italians are Roman Catholic
in culture but deeply cynical about
the Church.
•There is a great need for mature
Italian Christian leaders.
The Jones

10. The Kaisers •Many believers have been
persecuted in Turkey simply
because they have converted from
Islam.
•The St. Paul Cultural Center
provides a place where Muslims can
come seek answers about the Bible.
•They center is currently closed
because of beauracracy and
disputes with the architect.

11. Lincoln Lake Baptist Youth Camp
• Jim Lockwood is the executive
director of the camp.
• There are currently 1 billion
teenagers in the world.
• One-sixth of the world’s population
is between 15-19.

12. The Marshalls •There are 56 million people in
France. Over 43 million have no
link with a Christian church.
•France has the third largest Jewish
population in the world with 320,000
in Paris alone.
•There are 68 universities with
1,300,000 students.

13. Northeast India Baptist Bible College
•In 2020 India will become the most
populous country in the world with
nearly 1.3 billion people.
•About 80% of Christians are of
lower caste and/or tribal origin.
•The Muslim minority of
110,000,000 is one of the world's
largest and most accessible Muslim
communities.

14. The Postemas • Romanian Camp Ministry
• They are training staff and
resourcing churches.

15. The Rickards • Dale is the current executive
director for Global Recordings
Network (GRN).
• The priority of GRN is to provide
evangelism and discipleship
messages for oral communicators
and unreached people groups that
have no other means of hearing
the good news in their own
language.
• They specialize in smaller
language groups where Bible
translation work is often cost-
prohibitive.

16. Delores Woods •There are 150,000 Jews in Sao
Paulo.
•There are over 18 million people in
the capital city of Sao Paulo.
•The economy is extremely volatile.