Global Missions
Denise Campbell
Phil and Denise Campbell began attending DMGC when they moved to Kent as newlyweds in 1980.
In 1984 the Campbells were sent out from DMGC to Southeast Asia as Wycliffe Bible Translators. For nearly forty years the focus of their work was translation for people groups without the Bible in their own languages. For most of their ministry, Phil and Denise lived and worked among the Bambam people. In recent years, Phil and Denise began passing the baton to the next generation.
Phil passed away in November 2022, five months after the discovery of an inoperable brain tumor. Denise is still a member of Wycliffe Bible Translators but has retired from active ministry. She is currently living in Spokane, Washington near her family.
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In 1984 the Campbells were sent out from DMGC to Southeast Asia as Wycliffe Bible Translators. For nearly forty years the focus of their work was translation for people groups without the Bible in their own languages. For most of their ministry, Phil and Denise lived and worked among the Bambam people. In recent years, Phil and Denise began passing the baton to the next generation.
Phil passed away in November 2022, five months after the discovery of an inoperable brain tumor. Denise is still a member of Wycliffe Bible Translators but has retired from active ministry. She is currently living in Spokane, Washington near her family.
To contact Denise: CLICK HERE
To financially support Denise's pension enter her member number 20845 after you: CLICK HERE
Howard's
Reggie grew up in Federal Way but has been in Papua New Guinea supporting local churches since 1983. Reggie met Susan in 1990 when they began working together in Wewak. Reggie and Susan raised 4 children in PNG, all of whom have since grown into adults and left to pursue a college education in the U.S.
Reggie and Susan support hundreds of churches in Papua New Guinea. His passion lies in training men, women, and young people to study the Bible so they can train others. Reggie and Susan’s son Isaiah, his wife Jonita, and their son Pacific are planning to join them soon.
For more info or to financially support the Howards ministry: CLICK HERE
Reggie and Susan support hundreds of churches in Papua New Guinea. His passion lies in training men, women, and young people to study the Bible so they can train others. Reggie and Susan’s son Isaiah, his wife Jonita, and their son Pacific are planning to join them soon.
For more info or to financially support the Howards ministry: CLICK HERE
Kieswether's
Matt, Grace and their three children (Aubrey, Elliot, and Jack) began attending DMGC in 2019 when Matthew joined our team. In 2022 the Kieswethers accepted the call to serve in Spain. Though they are in Spain, DMGC remains their home church in the U.S.
They are serving the outcasts of society: Gitanos (Gypsies), as well as immigrants and refugees from Africa and the Middle East who work in the greenhouses around town by providing practical care for their kids and by inviting all of them to follow Jesus. The harvest is huge since Spain is less than 2% Evangelical.
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They are serving the outcasts of society: Gitanos (Gypsies), as well as immigrants and refugees from Africa and the Middle East who work in the greenhouses around town by providing practical care for their kids and by inviting all of them to follow Jesus. The harvest is huge since Spain is less than 2% Evangelical.
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Rameriez
Mindy grew up at Des Moines Gospel Chapel until her family moved to Dubuque Iowa where her father joined the staff at a Bible College in 2006. Mindy has served in many places around the world but in 2018 Mindy moved to Peru to work with orphans where she met her husband Javier, who shared a heart for Jesus and kids in difficult situations. Mindy and Javier have one daughter, Lilia.
Javier is the coordinator for family mentorship for young people coming out of orphanages, which involves matching them with families to teach them what it looks like to follow Jesus. He also helped start a foster care program. Mindy assists him in those programs and works with a local boys' orphanage.
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Javier is the coordinator for family mentorship for young people coming out of orphanages, which involves matching them with families to teach them what it looks like to follow Jesus. He also helped start a foster care program. Mindy assists him in those programs and works with a local boys' orphanage.
For more info or to financially support the Ramirez ministry: CLICK HERE