International Missions
Together We Reach Out Further
Josh and Beatrice Provow:
Bulgaria
Josh is our first church planter in Shumen, Bulgaria,
a vastly Muslim area. Their church includes several weekly small meetings,
as well as a Sunday evening gathering.
Beatrice joined the Provow Family in July, 2025,
after she and Josh were married.
The Bulgarian Mission also reaches out to several surrounding villages
in the Shumen area and hope to start weekly studies or worship times
in each of them.
Daniel and Kate Speer serve in Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, which includes the fifth-largest city, Sapporo.
The Speers were recently added to the Show Me Plan.
Kate is the daughter of longtime missionaries Donnie and Ruth McDonald, who recently returned stateside after 35 years in Japan.
Daniel and Kate Speer:
Japan
Adam and Carol Duncan:
Ecuador
The Duncan Family began their mission in Ecuador in March of 2022.
Their Mission is to provide medical assistance through Carol and Family Health Guidance through Adam.
Adam is also working with a church planting team in establishing preaching and discipling points.
Ken & Judy have been working in Tokyo for much of their adult life
and are working in their 4th church plant in this spiritually difficult
and financially costly area. They have two “Mommy and Me” classes for toddlers and a “Kid’s Club” for elementary through high school students that have been very effective in their outreach to young families.
Pray for them as they continue the work!
Ken and Judy Bailey:
Japan
Bradley and Madison Mercer:
University of
Missouri-Columbia
Appointed by Free Will Baptist International Missions,
Bradley and Madison minister to international students
at Mizzou, witnessing to students from at least 49 countries
Matthew and Brooke:
Spain
Matthew grew up in Spain while his parents started their work in Vilallba. Now, as the missionary to this area, he and his family are engaging several young families and seeing spiritual growth in these efforts.
Pray for them as they continue to work in a very humanistic environment there.