Faith partners with missionaries and church planters around the world, joining the commission to bring the gospel to every tribe, tongue and nation.

Here are the missionaries we currently support. Please pray for them as they seek to serve Christ abroad.

  • Dal & Beth Stanton - Bulgaria: Dal and Beth were married in 1977 after meeting at Covenant College and have 5 “out of the nest” children and 10 grandchildren.  After church planting in the US, their adventure with MTW began in 1992 serving in Ukraine, followed by a few years in Spain to re-establish the Madrid Church Planting Team.  The Stantons served in Bulgaria, where Dal was the team leader and both Dal and Beth helped to facilitate the “Daughters of Bulgaria,” an organization combating human trafficking and sexual exploitation of Bulgarian women. After finishing their service in Bulgaria, the Stantons were poised to return to Kyiv, Ukraine, to assist with church planting when Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine happened to escalate the war in February 2022. Their plans were put on hold, and they went to Poland to assist those fleeing the war. Today, Dal and Beth are based in Golden, Colorado, helping as they are able. Asked, what is your passion?  “We desire to touch real and hurting people, who are impacted by the real and living Gospel in our lives.” Stanton news here.
  • David & Jan Thomae - Middle East: David and Jan are part of the leadership team of Mission to the World’s ministry among Muslims. David provides oversight and support worldwide for Muslim-focused ministries that are directed by MTW missionaries, and Jan helps lead ministry supporting MTW women working among Muslims. They assist teams and help care for missionaries in every stage of the church-planting process: from identifying new locations to developing vision and strategy, to facilitating a maturing church. Thomae news here.
  • Brent and Marianne: Serve in mobilization to unreached people groups. Brent and Marianne are passionate about taking the gospel to the least evangelized and least-reached places. Brent and Marianne are from Greensboro, NC, and have two daughters, Elise, born September 2013, and Lily, born March 2016. 
  • Katie L. - North Africa & Middle East
  • The Laslee Family: Dhan & Dolly, originally from the Caribbean, have been career missionaries since 1986. Based in Grenada for the first 17 years, they worked with churches in the region offering training in evangelism and discipleship, planned and hosted leadership conferences for pastors and helped them develop economic and service ministries for the improvement of their communities. The Lord has now called them to a new ministry in Zimbabwe, mobilizing and equipping the Church for world missions. They are convinced that the Lord is using the present political and economic situation there to prepare the church for a significant role in reaching the world with the gospel. They are compelled, by the love of Christ, with a burning desire to respond to this call.
  • Steve Lammers - RUF@UF:  RUF is a Christian campus ministry at UF. We welcome students from every background - both those who are already Christians and those who are examining the claims of Jesus Christ for the first time. We are here to be a place where you can search for answers, grow in your faith, serve, and find community. Come as you are! 
  • Tommy Park - RUF@UNF:  RUF is a Christian campus ministry at UNF - we are here to be a place where you can grow in your faith, search for answers, serve, and find community. We welcome students from all walks of life. Students from a wide variety of church and religious backgrounds are involved here at RUF. RUF is here for Christian students as well as for students concerning the claims of Christianity.

  • The Cobb Family - France: The Cobbs have been with Mission to the World since 1996, first serving in the Middle East with an indigenous Presbyterian church. Donald’s focus there was on pastoral training and church planting. They then returned to France, joining a church-planting team in Bordeaux. Since 2004, Donald has been teaching New Testament and church planting at the seminary in Aix, today one of the few evangelical seminaries in Western Europe. He is also involved in church-planting facilitation through the Conseil national des Evangéliques de France (CNEF). His burden is to instill in his students a vision for church planting and a desire to see God’s kingdom moving forward in French-speaking Europe. Claire-Lise teaches in a private Christian school in Aix, and they are both actively involved in a local church.