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As a faith-based mission, our team members rely on individuals and churches whom God prompts to give toward their support.
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Ioana Andra
Growing up in a wonderful Orthodox family in Arad, Ioana thought that as long as she believed in an old man named God and was a moral person, she would have a good chance to get into heaven. But one week at camp in the summer of 2000 changed her perspective on that, as well as her whole life! She allowed God’s grace to do what only God’s grace can do: amaze her! She accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior! Since 2000 she has served with Josiah Venture in English Camps, because she wants Romanian young women to also be amazed by the same grace! She attended Emanuel University in Romania and graduated with a degree in Theology and Social Work in July 2007. Upon graduation, she became part of the B.I.G. Young Leader’s Network team and moved to Bucharest to participate in the vision to reach young people in the eastern and southern part of Romania. In Bucharest she is part of the leadership team for the youth ministry, leads a small group of girls, and helps coach some of the other small group leaders. She is also working to develop the Young Women’s Network with young women who are involved in their local churches from different regions throughout Romania.
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Peep & Anna Saar
Peep has been involved in ministry since he was a teenager, growing up in Estonia. Anna moved to Estonia at the age of 12 as a missionary kid, and they were married in 2003. Over the last six years Peep has been the leader of the Going UP ministry that was started in Estonia in the year 2000. Peep and Anna joined Josiah Venture in the summer of 2004 as they started working full time in Going UP. Their main focus of ministry is launching the Risttee Kogudus/Crossroads Church that has emerged from the ministry of Going UP. They are *expecting* their first child in March 2007.
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Lucie Rehorova
Lucie grew up in an atheistic family, never having considered faith as a way to live her life. Though she was not interested in Christianity, God was merciful and through the witness of a friend, came to Christ in 1999. Several months later she made her first contact with KAM/JV through an English camp. After graduating from university, she worked for a non profit organization as a communications manager in Pisek, as well as helping with youth and women’s ministry in her local church, Elim. In March 2006, she began to work for KAM, serving on the Turbo 316 team, the parallel campaign to Exit 316, a new Christian television show for young people. She is involved in communications, video editing, translation of materials and training young Christians to use Exit 316 in ministry. In September 2007 she joined the Women’s ministry team to serve as a supporter of the team and a communicator. She is also involved in the Internship Program for leaders where she is coaching women in small groups, as well as involved in the leadership of the 20somethings ministry in her church in Písek.
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