Nathan and Nikki Bonham

The Bonhams arrived in South America in 2012 and spent their first year in Bogota, Colombia, where they attended language school and served alongside a new church plant. In late 2013, they transitioned to Arequipa, Peru, where they served in church revitalization, discipleship, counseling, and pastoral and lay training. In December 2020, they moved to Rionegro, Colombia, on the outskirts of Medellín to open a new field for MTW. Nate is currently serving as pastor and church planter of Iglesia El Redentor (Redeemer Church) in Rionegro, as well as in areas of theological education, pastoral training, and biblical counseling. Nikki serves in education, discipleship, and ministry to women and children. They are both passionate about hospitality as a means for evangelism and discipleship. They desire to see Christ-centered and biblically based churches planted across the region of Eastern Antioquia in Colombia. Please pray for Nate, Nikki, and their three boys. Learn more about their ministry here.

Paul and Crystal Henry

Paul and Crystal were called at an early age to serve the Lord overseas as missionaries. Paul’s long-held desire is to see many churches planted cross-culturally. An ordained teaching elder, he is a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary. The Henrys served in Thailand as church planters for many years. Now they have accepted a call to church plant in New Zealand. This is an area of the world that is also unreached, but unlike Thailand, it is post-Christian. There are very few evangelical Christians in New Zealand and the need for gospel centered churches is vital to the growth of the Church there. The Henrys, along with MTW, are partnering with Grace Presbyterian Church (a new denomination) to see the kingdom of God spread throughout New Zealand and the surrounding islands. The Henrys have four children. Please remember to pray for the Henrys as they church plant in New Zealand: for their spiritual protection, their ministry, and the people they will be laboring with. Learn more about their ministry here.

John and Karol Matta

John Matta was born in Lake Forest, Illinois, to faithful Christian parents, and he trusted in Jesus from an early age. After growing up in downtown Chicago, John moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota. There, he attended Bethlehem College & Seminary and was a student leader with RUF at the University of Minnesota. It was during this time that he first began to sense a call to ministry and decided to attend Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. After a two-year youth ministry internship in Bellingham, Washington, John completed his MDiv in 2024. He is excited to be back in his hometown to share the good news of Jesus Christ with international students at Northwestern University. In his free time, you can find John training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or practicing his French. John and Karol have been married since November 2025. They enjoy good food, and visiting Karol's home (Lyon, France) whenever they can. Learn more about Northwestern Unviersity RUF International here.

Derrick and Rae Sekamalira

Derrick and Rae are serving the Lord Jesus in Kampala, Uganda where they're seeking to plant Bible teaching, gospel centered, and reproducing churches. They're also training and raising up future pastors and leaders for the region. Their ministry is reaching out to people from diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds including Kampala's refugee population. They're part of Ripe for Harvest World Outreach. 

Imbumi and Martha Makuku

Imbumi and Martha Makuku are native Kenyans who came to know Christ as their Savior and Lord in their early teens. They met while working with World Vision in the slums of Nairobi, were married July 31, 1994 and have two boys, Elmer and Isaac, as well as legal custody of several other children. At the urging of friends and mentors, Imbumi came to the United States under a full scholarship to attend Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida and received his Master of Divinity Degree in 1999. He returned to Kenya and worked for Sudan Interior Mission in the slums training pastors, but he always felt his calling was to preach to the lost. In 2002, he began the Kibera Reformed Presbyterian Church (KRPC) in the poorest section of the Kibera slum, Silanga Village. Since then, the Makuku's ministry, under the Mamlaka Foundation, has expanded to include a school, feeding program, and health education outreach at the church, as well as the purchase of land outside the slum that includes a guest house, the Shunem Family Home, a ‘farmhouse,’ vegetable gardens, livestock, gristmill, and most recently, the Hope Community Church.

Sekolah Lentera Harapan (SLH)

Sekolah Lentera Harapan (SLH) is a group of Reformed Christian schools throughout Indonesia designed to provide a high-quality education for less fortunate people by applying an integrated and balanced transformational education through knowledge, faith and character. Implementing various educational approaches with qualified education and support whilst reliving the vision of our founders, we strive to help and serve children who dream to be in school. With this, we hope we could nurture the seed of the future leaders in these children who are entrusted to us, by God. Currently, there are 17 SLH schools with 9,707 students established in Lampung to Papua, with 815 Kindergarten students, 4,319 Primary students, 2,682 Junior High students and 1,891 Senior High students.

Hunter and Laura Quinn

Hunter and Laura Quinn are called to minister to university students in Cape Town as part of the MTW church-planting team in South Africa. They long to see students come to love Christ and His Church, a desire planted in them through their time with Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) at Oklahoma State. Having participated as both students in RUF and staff with RUF-International, Hunter and Laura understand how people desperately need to hear about Jesus and to join a gospel-centered church. This is especially true of Cape Town's universities, where students from all across the African continent come to study but also experience the pull of secularism, tribal religions, and false teaching. They are excited to be a part of growing the Reformed Presbyterian churches through campus ministry in a country afflicted by the prosperity gospel. Pray for the Quinns as they evangelize and disciple university students in South Africa. Learn more about their ministry here.

Elijah and Jessie Brook

Elijah and Jessie Brook are missionaries with MTW called to Leven, Scotland where Elijah will help co-plant a Free Church of Scotland congregation with Rev. Geoff Murray and his family. The Brooks first moved to Scotland in 2018 after their first year of marriage and began serving at a local church in south Edinburgh called Cornerstone. There Elijah trained for pastoral ministry and continued his theological studies while Jessie studied biblical counseling and served in women’s and teen’s ministries. During the last 5 years they welcomed their first child (Greyson) and continued to follow God’s call to local church ministry within the Free Church. By co-planting a church in Leven, the Brooks will be helping reach a town whose people are mostly unreached with the gospel and ministering to a large number of people suffering from many versions of hopelessness (broken homes, poverty, addiction, etc.) with the eternal hope found in Christ alone. Learn more about their ministry here.

Julian and Rachel Bacon

Julian and Rachel Bacon are currently living in Brussels, Belgium, and have a one-year-old daughter. Julian is a native Belgian and an ordained teaching elder in the PCA. Rachel is American, having been born to missionary parents in the Philippines and later spending the majority of her life in North Carolina. Rachel and Julian met in 2014 in the Netherlands while doing volunteer work and seminary respectively. Since then they have had a strong joint call to ministry in Western Europe. After five years in ministry in North Carolina, they have been serving the church in Belgium since 2021. They are part of a church planting team. Rachel also works with Community Bible Study International, an inductive Bible study organization. You can find out more about their church here.

The Trinity Center for World Missions

The Trinity Center for World Missions creates seminaries, which create pastors, which create churches, which create disciples. They currently have 600 students being actively trained, right now, across 7 teaching sites, in 5 African nations. Their main campus is in Kapchorwa, Uganda, and they also have classes in Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi, and Rwanda. In addition to creating seminaries, they seek to continue ministering to and partnering with their students after they graduate through Trinity Biblical Institute Network for Church Planting and Church Growth. In addition to TBI Seminary and Trinity Network, they care for the physical and relational needs of our brothers and sisters in Africa through Trinity Mercy Works. You can learn more at trinitycwm.com.

Mark and Laura Ambrose

Mark and Laura Ambrose serve with Mission to the World in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where they focus on church planting and anti-sex trafficking initiatives. After two decades of providing medical care in the U.S., Mark transitioned to serving marginalized populations in Cambodia, particularly victims of sexual exploitation. He leads Family Clinic, which not only provides essential medical services but also trains Cambodian Christian doctors to practice gospel-centered medicine. This clinic is integral to their church-planting efforts, as it connects healthcare with local churches, facilitating outreach and support for people in need. In response to the challenges faced by young women exiting rehabilitation programs for trafficking survivors, the Ambroses founded Freedom Ministries. This initiative offers scholarships, housing and discipleship through local church dorms for college-aged girls. Secondly, there is Dahlia Dorm, a home for younger girls aged 12-18. Freedom Ministries aims to integrate these young women into the church community, providing them with a safe environment where they can heal, grow, and develop their faith. Through their combined efforts in ministry, Mark and Laura Ambrose are making a significant impact on the lives of those they serve in Cambodia. Learn more about their ministry here.

Sean and Jenn Martin

Sean & Jenn are married and have five children. 3 Timothy exists because we believe that God's Word continues to create life and bring about transformation. This conviction compels us to equip and encourage pastors in expository preaching and to press on in ministry. In 1 Corinthians 14:12, the Apostle Paul exhorted the Christians in Corinth to strive to excel in building up the church. The building up comes from prayerful preaching by a pastor whose heart has been gripped by the gospel of Jesus Christ and has experienced the transformation that God's Word brings. When the pastor is transformed, so is the pulpit and the pew. Then the Word of God continues to abound, transforming pastors, churches, families, communities, and the nations. These transformed pastors are then trained and empowered to pass on our training in their countries so as to multiply the work and the word. 2 Timothy 2:2 is at the very heart of who we are and what we do. This is our way to fulfill the Great Commission. We are grateful to God for our partnership with CPC in building up the church around the globe by continuing in our generation what was started by Paul and Timothy 2,000 years ago. Learn more about Sean's ministry at www.3timothy.org.