Eugene Dushakov and his wife Marianna serve in Ioshkar-ola City in the Mari-El Republic of Russia. They have three children: Elisey, Eve and Vasilina. Eugene has a large ministry among the orphans, and has lately been focusing on teens in the orphanages. This summer they are having an evangelistic camp for the children who are older than 14 years of age. He has a burden for those who will soon be leaving the orphanages and will begin their independent lives. As soon as they turn 18, they have to leave the orphanage and fend for themselves.

Eugene is also involved in outreach ministries in a village seventeen kilometers away. He visits and ministers in the rehab centre and is training teenagers to minister to teenagers. On top of all this, he shepherds a small church in Ioshkar-ola City, Russia.

The FEB CENTRAL REGION of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches in Canada is comprised of over 280 churches across Ontario and English-speaking Quebec.  Its mission is to equip and resource local churches to develop leaders, plant churches and maximize church health, in a spirit of mutual cooperation.

In January 2006, Rob & Kathryn began church planting in Hitachinaka City, Japan. They target non-churched youth through their bi-weekly Saturday meetings. As well as conducting a Sunday morning service in their home, Rob preaches at Hitachi Hope Church, and provides leadership training for men called to pastoral ministry. Kathryn serves alongside Rob and disciples student believers. Since the 2011 earthquake, Rob has been involved in relief and recovery efforts. The Flemings have three children: Tess, Graydon, and Julia.

The Garratt’s and their Nation to Nation team focus on vulnerable conflict-distressed communities in Myanmar and refugee and migrant communities along the Thai/Myanmar border. Offering the powerful gospel message of hope, along with vocational training and replicable, sustainable livelihood solutions (soy milk, solar lights, community crops, and clean water systems), along with crisis aid, supporting churches and supplying Bibles while partnering with nationals to make disciples, and a lasting difference in these resource-poor communities.

Heritage College & Seminary’s mission is to train and equip men and women for life in ministry. The college offers bachelor’s degrees in theology, Religious Education, and Music with the option to specialize in Intercultural Studies and Children and Youth Ministries. Heritage Theological Seminary exists to serve the church by equipping people through its Master of Divinity and Master of Theological Studies programs, as well as several five-course Graduate Certificate programs. Learn more at DiscoverHeritage.ca.

Eagles Nest work with individuals and families looking to make those changes happen in a supportive and positive environment. We help people understand themselves, care for their mental health and learn new tools for healthy relationships. We offer counselling, coaching and support programs to adults, youth and children. Our services are fully subsidized or minimal cost to help make them accessible to everyone. Our faith in Jesus Christ is the foundation of Eagles Nest. We show grace and give unconditional love to others because of Jesus’ love for us.

Impact Dominican Republic partners with Lighthouse Projects to support two communities, Los Alcarrizos and Villa Altagracia. Within these communities, Lighthouse Projects provides education, clean water, healthcare services and opportunities to hear the Gospel. Lighthouse Projects also host teams from across Canada who assist in construction projects that benefit the most vulnerable.

Steve serves as the president of the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptists in Canada which consists of over 500 churches.  His objective is to influence, empower and inspire the national staff to serve the five Regions and pursue transformation among our churches in Canada and beyond.

The Karkafis desire to develop catalyzing movements among Arabic-speaking people throughout the Middle East, North Africa (MENA) and Canada with the goal of seeing vibrant, empowered and multiplying Disciple Making Churches in MENA and FEBCcentral areas for the glory of God. Based in Lebanon and Cambridge, the Karkafis are continuing the work they have been involved in for over 20 years: developing and empowering disciples among Arabic-speaking people In MENA and leading the Church Planting Ministry in FEBCentral.

Klosay shepherds a small congregation of Karen people who came to Canada from refugee camps in Thailand. They fled to Thailand from the rural areas of Burma (Myanmar) due to persecution. Klosay cares for his congregation while seeking to influence hundreds of other viewers around the world through streamed services. The congregation meets at James North Baptist Church in downtown Hamilton.