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Faith Ministries Website

Faith Ministries, Inc.: USA

Located in Greenville, South Carolina, Faith Ministries was established in 1978 by veteran missionary to Japan and Korea, Dr. Gerald Johnson. It wasn't until Dr. and Mrs. Johnson (pictured to the left, top) retired from full time missionary work and returned to the US in 1997, that Faith Ministries began fulfilling in earnest the purpose for which it had been established. Faith Ministries distributes Gospel tracts, brochures focusing on Christian life and Biblical issues, and correspondence courses. At the home-going of her husband in 2007, Mrs. Miriam Johnson, along with her nephew Steven Crittenden, began operating the ministry. In July of 2011, the operation of Faith Ministries was handed over to the capable leadership of Mr. Keith Ekberg. Keith and his wife, Becky, have four daughters.
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Andrew and Charlene Threlfall, Bible Teaching in Asia

Andrew and Charlene were married June 15, 2019, and are presently on deputation, raising support to teach in Asia. Before marriage, Charlene served at The WILDS Christian Camp and Conference Center in Brevard, NC. Three years prior to their marriage, Andrew taught the Bible in Asia. They plan on returning to Asia where they will both teach. Both are graduates of Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC.
Bob Jones Seminary Website

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Bob Jones Theological Seminary (BJS): Seoul, South Korea

BJS was started by Dr. Gerry Johnson in 1972, to train Christian workers and God-called men for the ministry. Since that time, hundreds have been graduated and many are serving the Lord in full-time Christian work in South Korea and other areas in the Far East and around the world.
Myers Most Current Prayer Letter
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Unchanging Rock Ministries
Dr. and Mrs. Ed Myers

Established in 2009, Unchanging Rock Ministries promotes gospel outreach to the Korean Peninsula. Led by Dr. Ed Myers, the ministry particularly focuses on reaching North Korea for Christ. Unchanging Rock provides funds for North Korean defectors seeking to utilize the “Underground Railroad” to escape North Korea. Also, Unchanging Rock informs Americans and South Koreans how they can intercede for North Korea. Ed and his wife Amber make their base in Seoul where they organize Bible camps for teens and where Ed teaches occasionally in Bob Jones Memorial Bible Institute. Their dream is that the border between North Korea and South Korea will open up so that North Korean teens and adults can learn the Bible alongside their South Korean counterparts. Ed and Amber have three children: Veronica (July 2, 2014), Caleb (March 14, 2017), and Annabeth (October 2, 2018).
Bollon Most Current Prayer Letter
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Brian and Erin Bollon: Taiwan

Before marriage, the Lord had given to both Brian and Erin a burden for missions. That burden opened up short-term ministries, Brian in South Korea and Erin in Papua New Guinea. After completing degrees at Bob Jones University and after more than five years of traveling to raise prayer and financial support in the US, the Bollons arrived on the field, August 20, 2015. Their focus is now language acquisition. After that they will be ready to pursue a church planting ministry. Brian and Erin have four children: Bella, Emmett, Arthur, and Owen.
Park Prayer Letter English
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Park Prayer Letter Korean
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Bibles International Website
Dr. Hye Ree Park: Bibles International

Dr. Park is a Bible translation consultant with Bibles International (BI), the Bible society of Baptist Mid-Missions located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Consultation, research, and development of translation helps are some of the main tasks of Dr. Park.  The Lord has given her a passion for His Word as well as skills in Biblical languages. She has a thirst for getting Bibles into the hands of people groups who do not yet have them in their own language,