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Thomas and Janice Kelly serve as
missionaries to Mexico. They were called for missionary service at the
Covenant Annual Meeting in 1985. Prior to this, they served as
short-term missionaries with the Evangelical Covenant to Mexico from
1982-1985. The Kellys involved in various ministries which include:
working with groups in theological and leadership training and
discipleship, counseling established local churches, and serving as a
member of Mexico's Covenant Publications Commission. Tom also was in
charge of the orientation of new career missionaries; expanding areas of
work, helping to set up a new mission station in Puebla; working with
the national church leaders to obtain migratory status for the career
missionaries; as well as planning and preparation for the 50th
Anniversary Celebration of the Covenant in Mexico in March of 1996. Tom
also served as the primary missionary advisor to the Covenant churches
in the southern state of Oaxaca.
The Restrepos work in Spain in the areas
of church growth, discipleship and grassroots leadership training.
Their involvement over the last 8 years has included developing Sunday
school classes, coaching a basketball team, teaching leadership
training and Bible courses for pastors and leaders in Christian
counseling, learning styles, parenting, and Bible hermeneutics.
a prayer group ministry and Bible studies have begun. The
Restrepo children attend a nearby Spanish school, and are involved in
sports activities and the church worship team
The Larsen's are Project Missionaries and
work with The Mosaics Project. They formerly worked in Mexico in
the areas of evangelism and church planting, and now prepare to work
in Europe reaching immigrants. The Larsen's have worked with
cell groups, coordinated short-term mission teams, and been involved
in outreach and ecumenical ministries. The Mosaics Project has
an emerging team of Covenanters that will connect with marginalized
people who do not yet know Christ
The
Robertsons were commissioned as career missionaries to Ecuador in
1992, called in the areas of pastoral training and discipleship. Jon
has taught pastoral training classes at the Seminary in Ecuador, as
well as theology classes at two evangelical colleges, and New
Testament Greek to Wycliffe missionaries. Erin is a speech therapist
in a school serving Ecuadorians as well as missionaries with students
ages 13 to 17. Following studies in England, they have resumed
teaching responsibilities in a broader setting, working with
evangelicals from several denominations to train students.