Victor and Nosizo, Zimbabwean citizens living in Johannesburg, were influenced by Scripture Union and the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students during university. Victor has over 25 years in church ministry, including as senior vice president for spiritual ministry at CURE International. He serves as the MTW international director for sub-Saharan Africa, supervises students at South Africa Theological Seminary, teaches at Africa Reformed Theological Seminary in Uganda, and co-chairs the Lausanne Theology Working Group. They have two adult daughters and two grandsons. Nosizo is training in biblical counseling.

Nate and Nikki Bonham began their mission journey after marrying in 2004. Both earned degrees from Reformed Theological Seminary, and Nate became an ordained pastor. They spent nearly seven years at a church plant in Mississippi before moving to South America in 2012. After a year in Bogota for language school, they served in church revitalization in Arequipa, Peru. In December 2020, they moved to Rionegro, Colombia, to plant Iglesia El Redentor. Nate focuses on pastoral work, while Nikki is involved in education and women’s ministries. They aim to establish Christ-centered churches in Eastern Antioquia and appreciate prayers and support for their work.

Jorum and Evah Mugari, from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, met while involved in ministry with Scripture Union and married in 2001. Jorum holds an M.Div. and various postgraduate degrees from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and Queen’s University, while Evah has a B.A. in Divinity, an M.A. in Development Studies, and a biblical counseling certificate. In 2016, they returned to Zimbabwe to focus on training church leaders through informal discipleship initiatives and formal education. Jorum teaches at the Theological College of Zimbabwe, and Evah coordinates the women’s ministry for the Presbytery of Bulawayo. Their ministry emphasizes church discipleship and theological education.