Carol Crom works in Slovakia with Entrust, whose vision for Slovakia is...to continually provide accessible, biblical, servant-leader training which will strengthen local churches and contribute to the fulfillment of Christ's command to make disciples of every nation.

Mike and Susie Dempsey are the founding members of Amazon Medical Missions, which provides healthcare to the people of the jungle without cost who have little or no access to healthcare presently.

 
Pastor Actionnel Fleurisma and OFCB Ministries in Bayonnais, Haiti. Their goal is to preach the gospel spiritually and socially, and to provide food, education and proper medical care to one of the poorest areas of Haiti.

A short video of Bayonnais in 2009

Choon and Yen Hee Lim were appointed mission co-workers in 1991. Their current assignment is with the Presbyterian Church of Taiwan’s Aboriginal College Ministry, a work which Choon initiated for the PCT in September 1999. Until then there were no outreach ministries to students in the Hualien area. Now, Choon works in Hualien at two universities and four colleges with the campus ministries that he founded between 1999 and 2002.

Bill and Ann Moore have served as people in mission with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in partnership with the Reformed Church of Japan (RCJ) in Hiroshima and currently in Kobe, Japan.Since 1995, they have been in Kobe where Bill is the organizing pastor of a new church development for the RCJ in the northern suburbs of Kobe-Osaka called the Nishitani Chapel. Ann is a partner in ministry with Bill assisting with the work in evangelism and new church development. 

Presbyterian Frontier Fellowship BORN Project
Bihar, India’s second largest state, has about 100 million people and is around 2% Christian. It has ranked at the bottom of all measurement scales in India: poverty, literacy, crime, corruption, etc. The Bihar Outreach Network, BORN, is a network of mission organizations that is doing holistic church-planting work in Bihar. Churches are being established, people are being trained in culturally appropriate ways, leadership is being developed, and in the last 8 years, the number of annual baptisms has grown from 1,250 to almost 50,000! Funds support all this work in the following categories: Bible schools and training, indigenous church planters, a new training center and training and sending evangelists to the Koshi area that was flooded in 2008.

Presbyterian Outreach Foundation Lovemore Home was established in 1998 to provide former street children with a loving, supportive, Christian environment, enabling them to return to regular schooling and to begin the process of rebuilding family relationships. This ministry is operated in partnership with the Children at Risk Committee of the Presbytery of Zimbabwe and Uniting Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa.

Rev. Dr. Cody and Talulah Watson: Presbyterian Frontier Fellowship "For every people an indigenous church, For every church a mission vision."

Jim and Sheryl Wunder work with Crossroads, a ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ which teaches leaders a 30 lesson, character based, abstinence curriculum to equip youth in avoiding high risk behaviors which can lead to AIDS, drug addiction, and violence. Jim oversees the development of this strategy in Latin America and the Caribbean.