Missions

Jed and Renee have been involved in foreign missions for over 20 years. Jed and Renee serve in Tbilisi, Georgia along with their five children. They have started a church and teach English
as an outreach.

Carrie Lyman works with International Students Inc
at OKC and OCU in Oklahoma.
Carrie is involved in many of the ministries within ISI
including a ladies Bible study.
Carrie and her husband Debashi were married in 2025.

Jason is the director of Chi Alpha Campus Ministries at Indiana State University. Chi Alpha is abbreviated for Christ's Ambassadors, as their ministry exists to see unchurched students and professors engaged with the Gospel and reconciled to God. Chi Alpha is focused on proclaiming the Gospel of Christ and making disciples who make disciples. Chi Alpha is also being planted on the Rose-Hulman, Ivy Tech and St. Mary of the Woods campuses in Terre Haute, Indiana. Jason and Megan have been blessed with four children and love spending time together as a family.

Argaw and Rachel Ayele are the founders of the local NGO, Ebenezer Supporting and Development Association (ESDA), and oversee the Ebenezer Family of homes and ministries. Argaw is originally from southern Ethiopia. Rachel is from Indiana. They met at Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe in 2005. Shortly after their marriage, they moved to Ethiopia. They have five children; Adonijah, Elias, Genesis, Gracie, and Stella.

Pete leads the Purdue University ISI team of culturally sensitive  and concerned staff and volunteers, who are reaching out to the   almost 9,000 international students at Purdue. The ISI team at Purdue offers friendship to any student, regardless of race, nationality, or religious preference. They offer English   conversation, cultural events, and just plain fun as they seek to help international students feel welcome to life in W. Lafayette, Indiana. Some  events include English conversation in groups and one-on-one, Bible studies and Christian fellowship. Pete leads the Purdue University ISI team of culturally sensitive and concerned staff and   volunteers, who are reaching out to the almost 9,000 international students at Purdue. The ISI team at Purdue offers friendship to any student, regardless of race, nationality, or religious preference. They offer English   conversation, cultural events, and just plain fun as they seek to help international students feel welcome to life in W. Lafayette, Indiana. Some  events include English conversation in groups and one-on-one, Bible studies and Christian fellowship.