Global Partners & Missionaries

Trey and Kiki have served the Thai Church with Mission to the World since 2011, working in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, Thailand. Trey serves as the Team Leader for MTW Thailand and collaborates with Thai pastors as a church planter. Kiki works as a marriage and family therapist for missionaries throughout Asia and the Thai Church. Committed to local ministry in Bangkok’s Prawet district, they often host their Thai neighbors for dinner, discipleship, prayer, and fellowship. They also enjoy traveling and reading with their three children.

Ryan and Kelly have been working with university students since 2008 and joined Campus Outreach Serve in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 2023. Their passion is to partner with the local church to foster a gospel movement in Edinburgh and impact Scotland through the next generation of leaders. In addition to their work with students, they enjoy hosting guests, exploring the city, hiking in beautiful locations, and reading extensively. They have two adult sons in the U.S., and their daughter is with them in Edinburgh.

The Conways have lived in Eastern Europe for nearly 30 years, beginning during the war in Bosnia in the mid-1990s. Currently residing in Budapest, Hungary, they have most recently served with Campus Crusade for Christ (Cru) and now work with Christian Educators Outreach (CEO). Kevin mentors pastors and church leaders in Scripture study to equip them for ministry in their hometowns. Rahela is involved with various ministries, including work with women, international students, and Mothers of Pre-Schoolers (MOPS), and helps lead their church ministries. They have three grown children.

After moving to Bangkok in March of 2024, the Cromleys joined a Mission to the World church-planting team and planted three churches. They are excited to use their gifts to build relationships in the community of Bangkok and spread the gospel. They love spending time exploring the city, trying new Thai foods, and enjoying Thailand's coffee. Sam loves to exercise, and Madison is a painter, so they hope to serve the Lord through their different passions. Please pray for them as they labor to build the church in Thailand, specifically their newest church plant.

Jono and Kelsey serve in New Zealand, where their journey began at the 2012 Olympics when a Kiwi (Jono) met an American (Kelsey). A decade later, with two kids, they are dedicated to reaching athletes in Oceania. They believe sports can bridge linguistic and cultural gaps, enabling athletes to connect with others meaningfully. However, this privilege presents challenges. Their mission focuses on discipling and developing athletes while fostering community and empowering them to create a global impact.

Darcie Drymon has been with Wycliffe Bible Translators since 2008, specializing in technology and training. She currently facilitates internship cohorts in Nigeria and Southern Africa, designing and delivering online and hybrid courses to equip individuals with essential skills for effective ministry in Scripture translation and engagement. Darcie is passionate about multiplying ministry efforts and is dedicated to helping others train more people to make the Bible accessible to all. Please keep Darcie in your prayers as she develops educational strategies to support the translation and distribution of God's Word.

Jay Eastman has been serving in Berlin since 2001, focusing on outreach, evangelism, disciple-making, and church planting. He currently acts as a regional catalyst for church-planting multiplication and seeks to build partnerships between German denominations and US/UK stakeholders who want to see the gospel thrive once again in a region that was formerly strong during the Reformation. Jay is actively involved in three church-planting projects in Berlin. He also travels globally to coach and support national catalysts in their efforts.

Taylan and Jale Ecer have been living and working in Turkey since 2017. Trained and supported by Redeemer City to City, they are dedicated church planters who utilize their gifts to share the Word and build meaningful relationships within their community. They enjoy exploring nature in the metropolitan area of their city with their three children, often inviting church members to join them. This time spent together fosters growth within their church family. Please keep them in your prayers as they work to strengthen the church in Turkey.

Vjenci and Anita Erceg, natives of Croatia, have served with the college ministry of Cru in Zagreb and Split since 2004. Their vision is to build self-sustaining, student-led movements of Christ's multiplying disciples, ensuring that the Gospel permeates every segment of Croatian society and the Balkans. Vjenci engages people through music and community outreach, while Anita is passionate about discipleship among college students. Along with their son, they enjoy traveling and spending time in nature.