As a congregation we are proud to be associated with a number of people who have been led into full-time missionary service over the years. We will endeavour to keep this section up to date with information about those who are currently serving in this way.
Colin, Sunhwa and Aidan Jenkins
Furthering the extension of God’s kingdom amongst seafarers through the ‘Seamen’s Christian Friend Society’- SCFS. www.scfs.org
Colin and Sunhwa took over the work of Walter and Mary Burrell in Cork in September 2006. Their mission is to visit the seafarers who come into Cork and to help them both practically and spiritually. As the name of their mission (Seamen's Christian Friend Society -SCFS) suggests, to be a Christian friend to them and to share the love of God with them.
If you would like regular updates and prayer points please email me at:
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or check out my SCFS fan page at Seamen's Christian Friend Society (SCFS) on Facebook.
I have made a 10min video clip about our work. Please clip on the clip below to view.
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Steve and Rhonda Morris
Steve and Rhonda have been working at Hebron School in southern India since July 2006. They are teaching History and Sports along with many more responsibilities which arise as a result of working and living in a boarding school. There are over 370 students from P1 through to A level, 20 different nationalities. 60% come from a missionary background and 40% from the local and business community.
You will be able to view some of their photos in the Gallery section. Morris family gallery.
After spending several years working with students in Glasgow, Rosie is now teaching English in South Korea with SIM (Serving in Mission). www.sim.co.uk
She is teaching at SIM’s Training Institute which provides English and mission training for missionary candidates and others who are considering applying for mission. Terms run for 8 to 12 weeks and there are 20 or so students each time. The Institute is in Seongnam just south of Seoul. She is attending an English language service of a Korean church in Seongnam and helping with English to North Korean refugees weekly.
If you would like regular news updates including prayer letters then please email me at rosiesmith@tiscali.co.uk
You will be able to view some of her photos in the Gallery section. Rosie Smith gallery.
Jim has been working for Exodus since 1997. He is married to Eva and they have 2 kids. Jim taught for 12 years in Ballymena before helping pioneer the work of Exodus. Now his primary focus within Exodus is to provide leadership and overall pastoral care for the fulltime staff team and keep a focus on the development the work. He is passionate about small groups and mentoring and believes that training is an important key to effective discipleship.
Colin, Sunhwa and Aidan Jenkins
Steve and Rhonda Morris
Rosie Smith
Jim & Eva Brown
