The mission of Dreamhaven Ranch is to offer children and their families, regardless of their circumstances, a safe rural environment to discover faith, hope, and trust by the grace of God through the unconditional love of a horse.

Susan and Terry Thayer are the founders and ranch directors of Dreamhaven Ranch. After successful careers in business, they retired to fulfill a dream they shared for the last 20 years.

Terry and Susan love to be able to share the peace of just being in the country and see the significant improvement and healing that takes place when you put an animal together with a child or elderly person. “That is how we want to spend the rest of our days.”

The Lord brought Pastor Jason, Billye, Camden and Kinsley Anderson from Arkansas to Idaho in September of 2017 and has given them a love for the community here. In 2022, after continued prayer, God made it clear that He was calling them to plant a church in Caldwell, ID. On March 12, 2023, Community Bible Church of Caldwell had its first service.The mission of CBC is to love God and love people. The vision of CBC is to reach people with the love of Christ and to make disciples in our families, our communities, and beyond.

Indonesia • Mission Aviation Fellowship
Email: lancekanagy@maf.org

Lance and Jessica are excited to take part in the Great Commission by serving as missionaries with Mission Aviation Fellowship. As a pilot/ mechanic, Lance will use aviation to spread the Gospel to isolated people through aviation. Jessica desires to have a ministry with women and children.

God calls the men and women of MAF to serve Him in unique ways. He may also be calling you to a special role in Lance and Jessica’s ministry. Please prayerfully consider becoming a Ministry

Partner with them through prayer and/or financial support. es here

Brazil • Mission Aviation Fellowship
Email: lukekanagy@maf.org

Luke and Jaalah Kanagy are eager to use their gifts and abilities to bring hope to isolated people in Brazil. Raised as missionary kids, Brazil has always been considered home to Luke and Jaalah.

The Kanagys will be based in Boa Vista along the Branco River. As a pilot, Luke will have the opportunity to bring physical and spiritual transformation to remote people groups. Jaalah is ready to join the ministry of the local church and disciple young women.

Passionate about supporting the church and evangelism efforts, Luke and Jaalah look forward to serving God in this unique ministry with MAF.

Japan • IMB, Southern Baptist
Email: thericesinjapan@gmail.com

Daniel was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. His family raised him with an emphasis on missions and missionaries. That had a great impact on his life and is a major reason why he is serving as an International Mission Board (IMB) missionary. In 2011 God, in His wisdom and foresight, led Daniel to serve in Japan as a Journeyman with the IMB. Tara, Pastor Ben’s niece, was born and raised in Oceanside, California. She attended California Baptist University and was exposed to missions for the first time there. She was put on a short-term mission team of young women going to Japan. There, the Lord broke her heart for the Japanese and the hopelessness that they face without Christ. This team was hosted by Daniel and his team in 2013, which is how they met. God has given Daniel and Tara (and their son Jojo) a great love and compassion for the Japanese, and they desire to lead their family in loving and ministering among the Japanese for the remainder of their lives. Currently, Daniel serves as the project manager for all the IMB teams in Japan and is in charge of initiatives like digital engagement (including virtual reality), developing the Global Missionary Partner program in Japan, and more. Tara serves as the administrative lead for all the teams in Japan. As a family, they work to evangelize and disciple Japanese as well as catalyze local Japanese church partners to faithful interpretation of the Word and obedience to God's commands with the goal of planting new churches among the Japanese.

VENEZUELA
Email: isrraelr@gmail.com

My full name is Isrrael David Rodriguez Lea. I am 40 years old, married to Nellia Karina Fuentes Diaz for 13 years, and we have one daughter, Elizabeth Rodriguez Fuentes.

I grew up in a Christian home. Studied electrical engineering and English in Venezuela. Nellia also grew up in a Christian home and became a dentist. God chased us for a number of years until we decided to listen to his voice and do what He said.

We share God's love story thru medical missions and feeding programs. We are able to serve our communities in Venezuela at 3 different locations: Valencia, El Tigre and Ciudad Bolivar, with a little over 200 kids being fed a hot meal on Sundays. We have an opportunity to share the gospel with them, then God opens doors in the homes so that the gospel is also presented to their parents. As result of this ministry families started to show up in church wanting to have the bread of life. When you have a close relationship with Jesus, you can also have what comes from his hand.

World Outreach USA
c/o The Wilents
615 E. Sego Lily Drive
Sandy, UT 84070 US

We are deeply thankful to those who have stepped forward in this journey. Please continue to pray for those who join us in this assignment, trusting in God's faithfulness Vision: Our commitment to World Outreach has passed its two-year mark, and while the future may be unpredictable, we trust that God is guiding us. We anticipate staying in this assignment for at least another two years, continuing the impactful work He has set before us.

Your partnership-both in prayer and financially-means the world to us. Each prayer, each dollar, and each word of encouragement is a vital part of our ministry's success. We thank God for you and ask that He continues to bless you richly.

GLOCALBOISE.ORG

Glocal Community Partners is a Christian non-profit organization that mobilizes, trains, and connects the community by welcoming and developing friendships of mutuality with people who have come to the Treasure Valley as refugees.

Welcoming the Stranger - Boise is an amazing place, and one that many of us call home. It is also home for a growing community of refugees, over 20,000 in the last three decades.

Our new neighbors have come from all over the world, bringing with them diverse cultures, language and religions, but all share a common journey of persecution, escape and survival.

They have found themselves in an entirely new place, cannot go home, or are afraid to because of persecution. Often, this is due to their race, religion, nationality or particular social group.

We exist to welcome them into a new chapter of life, one that doesn’t erase their past, but helps them embrace the challenge of leaving home, and thriving in a safe community that many of us may take for granted.

Summary of results from 2010-2024:

30 million have heard the Gospel (including 267 Unreached/unengaged people groups (UUPGS)

3+ million have received Jesus (3.5+ million received Jesus as of Apr. 2025)

56,000+ house churches planted/started

300,000+ baptized

300,000+ evangelists/disciplemakers trained

1,100 church planters trained & working (See 2 min. 54 seconds in above video for Kirt Edwards training house-church planters.)

300+ Disciplemaker School graduates

1,300+ Students attend St. John International School

75+ orphans (& partially orphaned) in 2 “Hostels” (orphanage like facilities)

Hope House began with a promise made by a little girl — herself abandoned and a victim of abuse, neglect and family dysfunction — who vowed that someday, she would make a home where children like herself could be loved and cared for.

That promise began to be fulfilled twenty years later when, in October of 1973, Donnalee Velvick-Lowry took home her first child in need.

Today, the promise continues. Hope House exists to provide a home for children in need. Some come to Hope House with mental, physical, or emotional challenges. The majority come from difficult family situations or failed adoptions with serious attachment issues. Some come to us with reports of nothing more than bad behavior and are stamped as incorrigible.

Whatever the reason they come to be loved and cared for and provided with a quality education and an opportunity to succeed where they have experienced little but failure.