All Shores Outreach Podcast

Aaron and Jackie serve with Global Partners and have recently transitioned from working with the resource team to serving on the field in North America's largest Muslim city outside of the Middle East.

We are looking to send a team this fall to the Waha Field for a weekend vision trip. If you are intersted in being a part of that team, please email [email protected].

For more information on Trae and Makayla, please reach out to [email protected] and we can provide their information for online security. To read about the field and the team going, you can read more from Global Partners here: https://www.globalpartnersonline.org/new-turkic-arabic-field/?fbclid=IwY2xjawRTD-lleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFWT1FTMzBPOVNxNE91b3dMc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHuIM7PebdhTK6KIappz_Jo4fY2x7lNmLpxrGxIE0Ikv9Egtyj4sFYBRf9Lh5_aem_mO5JkB0DaAQYhgbjqvB1dw

Learn more about our other partners by going to https://www.allshores.org/globaloutreach

Outreach Sunday will be May 31st at both the Muskegon and Spring Lake campuses.

Global Partners Health Network has a web page with information on places and projects where they are working. You can find that here: https://www.globalpartnersonline.org/gphn/

Ben is the Global Partners Area Director, providing leadership and encouragement to our missionaries and national leaders in five Asian countries. As a coach, he creates clear pathways for local churches to engage in the global mission. Ben and Sharon both seek to inform and inspire the North America Church by telling the story of global transformation.

More information, please email [email protected]

Upcoming Trips:

• February 15-21 Ethiopia (Trip Full)
• March 6-8 Dearborn (Trip Full)
• November Construction Team to Sierra Leone (Apply)

To give to the GO Fund: www.allshores.org/give and choose Global Outeach Fund.

Kerensa serves with her husband, Jason in Europe. Jason leads the team in Czech along with our partners the Paraventi family. Kerensa helps to give oversight, vision, and encouragement to our missionaries serving in ten countries and growing in the European area.

For more information on how to connect with the McFredrick family or other partners of All Shores, please check out https://www.allshores.org/globaloutreach or email [email protected].

The Nune field is located in Central Asia and is a part of the Turkic-Arabic region. Team members have been on the field in two cities for over 18 years and we are just now seeing the fruit from their ministry. Dave has been a part of All Shores for over a decade and was called to the Nune field years ago. He has now served for two years and is getting ready to receive a new visa to stay.

Over the last several months, he learned his visa was expired, he lost his apartment, experienced loss in his family, and was in the states bouncing from home to home until he could get a visa to return. UPDATE: Since the recording, he received a ten-year visa to return to the field and we are praising God for open doors for the gospel.

For more information on Dave or other partners at All Shores, please email [email protected].

Did you know that seven of the top ten most agnostic countries in the world are in Europe? This might come as a surprise to many. The term "agnostic" describes those who are irreligious, atheistic, or non-spiritual. While Europe isn't considered completely unreached—meaning there is access to the gospel—there are regions where it remains closed to the message of Christ and to any belief in the divine. This poses significant challenges for sharing the Good News of Jesus, especially among those who are not actively seeking spiritual guidance.

At All Shores, we have a history of partnering with individuals and teams to reach difficult places—those that are both hard to live in and hard to reach. While Europe offers stability and development, it can still be incredibly difficult to reach people with the Gospel.

This is why the ongoing ministry of Luke, Kyla, and their family is so inspiring. After serving two years on staff at All Shores, Luke and Kyla responded to God's call to a European country that ranks sixth or seventh among the most irreligious nations globally. Together with their three boys and a dedicated team, they've established meaningful relationships, helped serve a community ministry center, responded to Ukrainian refugees, and are actively engaging with youth—who are among the most open in their culture to exploring spiritual matters. Luke also co-leads a team of digital evangelists who harness social media to connect people with believers—part of the growing and impactful Media 2 Movement (learn more at https://mediatomovements.com).

Over the years, they've seen lives transformed—youth coming to Christ and adults becoming disciples and leaders within their community. Most recently, they hosted an English camp with 47 campers, many of whom heard the Gospel for the first time. Their children's presence in local schools offers a unique opportunity to build relationships and share the love of Christ in everyday life.

VOLUNTEER LOCAL

Kids Hope: Mentoring at Jeffers Elementary in Spring Lake or Bunkers Elementary in Muskegon.

Hand2Hand: Food resource for elementary students on the weekends at Jeffer's or Bunker Elementary.

Upward Basketball: Elementary sports ministry at our Muskegon Campus on Saturdays this fall.

For more information on any of these ministries, please contact Pastor Patrick at [email protected]

VOLUNTEER GLOBAL

MCare: Team that prays for and connects with our partners each quarter.

GO Admin: Team that determines vision, budget, strategy, and the vetting of missionary partners.

GO House: Home in Spring Lake that needs cleaning, upkeep, lawncare, etc. during the year while missionaries come and go.

GO Events: We have conferences, fundraisers, short-term teams, etc. that we can use administrative help, planning, and going.

For more information on any of these ministries, please contact Pastor Thad at [email protected]

Rich and Deb Stinehart have been life-long members of All Shores and have served with Wellness Care in Europe with Global Partners for the last four years. We are grateful for their connection with several of our partners on the field and thankful they get to be a part of our congregation throughout the year, when they are in the states.

Website: https://www.allshores.org/globaloutreach

Email: [email protected]

Ben, Diana, and their family serve a church in Colombia that was planted a few years ago. He is pursuing a graduate degree and helping to establish the church and equip Colombian pastors in the region.

All Shores has partnered with Children's HopeChest for nine years in Ethiopia. We sponsor over 160 children and support the ongoing work in Shashamene through a local church there. The goal is to create self-sustainable transformation in the area. We have witnessed the impact of the sponsorship, income generating activities, leadership, and more through the national leaders in Ethiopia.

Orion Netsanet works with Children's HopeChest and has been supportive of All Shores, our projects and fundraisers. He and Thad disucuss how the CarePoint works and how you can be engaged.

To sponsor a child at our Carepoint: https://www.hopechest.org/carepoints/wondo-ber/

To walk, run, or give to the Library Project through the Amway River Bank Run on May 10th: https://www.hopechest.org/run/wondo-ber/

For more information on our Global Outreach at All Shores: https://www.allshores.org/globaloutreach

Noah, Kennedie, and Augustine have faithfully served with Crossworld in Thailand for the past six years. Throughout their ministry, they have experienced incredible moments—witnessing teenagers come to faith, be baptized, and grow as disciples. In the last two years, their focus shifted from working in local schools to launching their own. However, recent legal challenges and visa complications have led them to the difficult decision to leave the field and return to the U.S.

If you've ever been called to a ministry or job that felt like the perfect fit but was no longer an option, you understand the heartache and uncertainty that can follow. The Reynold family is navigating that transition now and would deeply appreciate our prayers and support as they seek new opportunities to serve. They are incredibly gifted, and we trust that God has a meaningful place for them in this next season.

We are profoundly grateful for their dedication over the past decade and for the partnership we've shared through All Shores. We celebrate all they have accomplished and the impact of their ministry. Thank you, Noah and Kennedie—we are so proud of you!

For more information or ways to engage, please contact [email protected]