Thank you for attending the fourth Multicultural Ministries Summit, a celebration of twenty-five years of multicultural evangelism. The world has come to North America! Our North American society is currently being challenged with issues of social inequity and racial tension, and is unsure about its acceptance of the global community within our borders. But the church has no such dilemma. What a blessing to know that the United Pentecostal Church International has been purposeful and intentional about reaching cultures here in North America for decades. Although we celebrate a twenty-five-year milestone, this is not to imply that we only began twenty-five years ago. It only represents the formation of the Multicultural Ministries office. Many of our ministries have origins in the UPCI far beyond twenty-five years.

MCM is blessed to have sixteen ministries that are focused toward evangelizing a specific nationality in North America. We have three ministries that deal with cultural needs or special opportunity (Deaf Evangelism, Refugee and International Student Ministry, and the United Nations Ministry). We have two powerful resource ministries: All Nations Sunday, a multicultural attendance driver, and Globaltracts.com, a website dedicated to providing free soulwinning materials translated into more than sixty languages. In addition to these, our Multicultural Ministries Missionary program is a wonderful blessing; more than fifty daughter-work churches and preaching points have been established in the last eight years.

We now have almost three hundred licensed UPCI ministers within the MCM network: ninety-five Native American/First Nation with outreaches on fifty-seven reservation lands; sixty-nine Filipino ministers, fifty of which are leading or pastoring a church; twenty Burmese; twenty Jewish; fifteen French; fifteen African Immigrant; fifteen Deaf; and ten Haitian. We have ministers in the Amish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Gypsy, Slavic, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and Vietnamese communities as well. We conservatively estimate the constituency to represent more than eleven thousand members of the UPCI in North America.

Your presence at the Multicultural Summit is an honor. We thank you for attending and pray that you leave challenged and equipped to carry out our mandate of reaching every soul. Immigration has brought our proximity to the Great Commission closer than it has ever been. What a tremendous opportunity lies before us!

While it would be disingenuous to pretend that we don’t still have work to do and progress to make, this is a time to celebrate what God has done and is using us to do. Let us focus on the future with a positive outlook for growth, revival, and evangelism in every cultural group in North America!

Special thanks to the leaders of UPCI North American Missions, Spanish Evangelism, Building the Bridge, Ladies Ministries, and Single Adult Ministries that are participating in this event and helping us celebrate.

We want to give honor to our greatest earthly assets in our mission, the MCM Ministry Directors. Special thanks to our MCM District Coordinators for their efforts for this cause. We also want to thank our MCM Ambassadors for their investment, along with all of our financial partners.

In closing, I would like to thank my family. My beautiful wife, Randi, and our children, Elijah, Logan, Juliana, Lincoln, and Judah, deserve honor for their sacrifice in sharing me with the UPCI in this season. I could not be successful in this role without their unwavering support.

With much appreciation,

Brocc Chavis Multicultural Ministries Director

THURSDAY EVENING | AUGUST 2

5:00pm Registration Opens

7:00pm World Network of Prayer Pre-Service Prayer

7:30pm Main Service / Cortt Chavis

FRIDAY MORNING | AUGUST 3

9:00pm Combined General Session / David Sagil

9:45am Lab Sessions French Evangelism / Diedonne Kahozi United Nations Ministry / Art Wilson Deaf Evangelism / Wesley Swanson Amish Evangelism / Jacob Hostetler South Asian Evangelism / Don David Hanscom

10:45am Lab Sessions R.A.I.N. African Immigrant Evangelism / John David Filipino Evangelism / Beinvenido Terrible Jewish Evangelism / David Sagil Spanish Evangelism / Raul Orozco Youth Breakout / Kyle Chavis / Victoria Reyes

11:45am Lab Sessions NAME Native American Evangelism / Jeff Chavis Viatnamese Evangelism / John Wolfram Building the Bridge / Micheal Mitchell Multicultural Ministries Missionaries / Stanley Wit / Darrell Collins Youth Workers Breakout / Amado Huizar North American Missions / Scott Sistrunk

12:45am Multicultural Ministries Banquet $25

FRIDAY EVENING | AUGUST 3

7:00pm World Network of Prayer Pre-Service Prayer

7:30pm Keynote Speaker / Jeff Chavis Main Speaker / Art Hodges

SATURDAY MORNING | AUGUST 4

9:00am Combined General Sessions / David K. Bernard

7:30pm Forum / Wanda Chavis, Randi Chavis, Linda Gleason, Jane Buford, Vani Marshall Ladies Ministry / Vani Marshall Youth Ministry / Amado Huizar

HOLY GHOST CRUSADE | AUGUST 4

11:45am World Network of Prayer Pre-Service Prayer

12:00pm Worship / Cortt Chavis Main Speaker / Jeff Chavis

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THE COLLINS

Bro. and Sis. Collins served as missionaries to the country of Bolivia for 14 years where they learned the culture and the language of the Hispanic people. When they decided to return to the United States, North American Missions asked them to consider serving as Intra-cultural Missionary Evangelists to the Hispanic community of North America. In their new ministry they would be partnering with English congregations in order to establish Spanish daughter churches. They were named as the first ICME missionaries in 2007, and helped establish the first Spanish daughter church in November 2008.

Since then they have helped start 31 Spanish daughter congregations in 30 different cities in 10 different states. They have seen some of those Spanish churches grow to average more than 50 in attendance every Sunday, many filled with the Holy Ghost, and many baptized in Jesus’ Name.

They normally spend five to six months working with a local English-speaking congregation to help establish the daughter work. They evangelize the Spanish community, train workers to help lead the new work, and then launch the Spanish-speaking congregation. They are currently on assignment in Bellevue, Nebraska, where they will help establish another Spanish daughter work.

DAVID K. BERNARD

David K. Bernard is the general superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church International, which has 4 million constituents in over 40,000 churches in 225 nations and territories. He founded New Life Church of Austin, Texas, out of which 16 additional churches were started under his leadership. He was also the founding president of Urshan College and Urshan Graduate School of Theology. He earned the master and doctor of theology in New Testament from the University of South Africa, doctor of jurisprudence with honors from the University of Texas, and bachelor of arts magna cum laude in mathematical sciences and managerial studies from Rice University. The author of 36 books with circulation of 900,000, he has been published in 39 languages and has ministered in 70 countries on six continents. He and his wife, Connie, have three children and several grandchildren.

JANE BUFORD

Jane and her husband, P. Daniel Buford, reside in St. Louis, Missouri. Together they have been in the ministry for over forty years, traveling stateside and internationally. Jane is the national Ladies Ministries secretary and loves working with ladies around the world. The Bufords have two sons—Brandon (Brianne) who pastors in O’Fallon, Missouri, and Brad (Tempie) who is a paramedic and youth pastor in Tennessee—and five of the most wonderful grandchildren!

JEFF CHAVIS

Rev. Jeff Chavis and his wife Wanda reside in Spring Lake, NC, where they have pastored United - The Pentecostal Church of Spring Lake, since 1985. Rev. Chavis is a full-blood, registered Lumbee Tribal member, and is the Coordinator for the Native American Ministries & Evangelism with Multicultural Ministries and Church Advancement of the UPCI. He is the Executive Assistant to the UPCI Multicultural Ministries Director and is serves as Presbyter on the North Carolina District Board.

The Chavis’s have three sons - Brocc, Cortt and Kyle - all married and in full-time ministry. Family is high priority with this family - and they especially enjoy spending time with their amazing grand-children; Elijah, Logan, Juliana, Lincoln, Judah, Cortney, Sydney and Isaac.

Rev. Chavis is a gifted guitarist and singer; he enjoys golf and VFR Recreational Piloting in his free time.

KYLE CHAVIS

Kyle Chavis is Youth Pastor at United, the Pentecostal church of Spring Lake, North Carolina. He and his wife, Lorraine, are dedicated to the ministry of the apostolic church. Kyle also serves as music director, and is passionate about music ministry and the youth of today. Kyle currently serves on the North Carolina District Youth Committee, and is the Youth Coordinator for Native American Ministries and Evangelism Ministry with Multicultural Ministries.

SPEAKER BIOS

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JACOB HOSTETLER  Jacob Hostetler was born and raised Amish in Western Pennsylvania. At the age of twenty he married his wife Anna Hostetler who was also Amish.  Shortly after they were married Jacob started reading and studying the Bible which led him to ask many questions and he turned to the Amish elders for answers which led to more unanswered questions.     On their Journey to receiving truth Jacob was offered a job in North Dakota where they moved and came in contact with the United Pentecostal Church.  The Sunday after arriving in Dickinson North Dakota, Jacob and Anna went with their uncle to The New Life Pentecostal Church where Pastor Robert Simons Later became Bro and Sis. Hostetler’s Pastor. Shortly after their conversion God called Bro. Hostetler to the ministry which led him and his wife back to Washington, Pennsylvania to plant a church where they would be closer to their Amish friends and family and are able to evangelize them with the Acts 2:38 message.   Jacob Hostetler is now Coordinator for A.M.E.N. (Amish Mennonite Evangelism Network) of the UPCI. He is the Pastor at The Jesus Church of Washington, owns a construction company, and is the father of four beautiful children.

JOHN S. DAVID

John S. David (PhD) was born in the Republic of Liberia, West Africa, where he served as President of the Pentecostal Conquerors of Liberia for 10 years. He is currently a professor at Tarrant County College,, and is Pastor for the Way of Life Africa Church, in Hurst, Texas. Rev. David serves the United Pentecostal Church as Director of African Immigrant Evangelism through UPCI Multicultural Ministries. His ultimate goal is to evangelize African immigrants in the U. S. and lead them to the full knowledge of the redemptive power of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ.

AMADO HUIZAR

Amado Huizar has been in youth ministry for over 17 years. He has served locally as Youth Pastor, and the SoCal Youth team as Sectional Director, Director of Promotions, and Youth President. Since 2012, he’s travelled full time as an evangelist, and in April 2017 was asked to serve his local church as Executive Pastor. He has a burden for youth and young adults. His favorite things are baseball, coffee, and good food, in that order. He is happily married to his forever girlfriend, Amber. They have 4 awesome kids; 3 boys, and their youngest a girl. They live in beautiful San Diego, CA.

LINDA GLEASON

Linda Gleason and husband, Gary, reside in Oregon City, Oregon and pastor the United Pentecostal Church. They are parents of four children and have three grandsons. Linda received the Holy Ghost as a child on the mission field of Sri Lanka. She has been involved in Ladies Ministries for over four decades and currently serves as national president.

VANI MARSHALL

Reverend & Sis Marshall are full time ministers, conference speakers, and authors. Bro Marshall is the Ministry Director of RISEN, MCM. He is also Evangelism Pastor at the Pentecostals of Alexandria. Vani Marshall is a Board Certified Professional Counselor with a Masters Degree in Psychology. She is also Associate Professor of Psychology at Christian Life University. She oversees the Prayer Ministries at the Pentecostals of Alexandria.

DIEUDONNE KAHOZI

Since 2011 the responsibility   for  coordinating   the  French   Evangelism  Ministry   of     North  America was entrusted  to Dieudonné and Jolie Kahozi. Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Dieudonné Kahozi came to Canada in 1991 as a political refugee. He completed his education at the National School of Aeronautical Engineering in Saint Hubert. He met his wife Jolie Kakudji in Brooklyn, New York in 1995. This encounter later led to their salvation and consecration to Jesus in 1999 under the ministry of Pastor Paul Graham. He graduated with the first class of the Pentecostal Bible School in Quebec and has been a Minister of the Gospel since 2005 with the United Pentecostal Church International. Dieudonné Kahozi is currently pastor of the French congregation of the United Pentecostal Church of St Laurent (UPC St- Laurent)     and     the Eastern Montreal UPC. From these two churches 6 other daughter works have been started.

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MICHEAL MITCHELL

Micheal A. Mitchell is the Pastor of New Life Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church in Brooklyn, New York. He was elected Pastor in April 1989 with a membership of twelve. Over the past 29 years the membership has grown to over 1000 people. He has mentored twenty-four ministries which comprises of Pastors, Evangelist, Preachers and Teachers. He serves on the Pastoral Advisor Committee for the General Sunday School Division for the United Pentecostal Church. He is also the Section 2 Presbyter for the New York Metro District. In June of 2017 he was elected as the Building the Bridge Director for the United Pentecostal Church. He received an Associate Degree in Liberal Arts from Queensborough Community College and a Certificate in Theology from Kent Christian College External Study Program. He is the author of the Bread Crumbs Series Volume 1 -4. He has been happily married to Vivienne Mitchell for 39 years. As a pastor, evangelist, visionary, mentor, and author Bishop Mitchell gives glory to the Lord Jesus Christ for the anointed ministry He has been blessed with.

RAUL OROZCO

Raul Orozco was born in the country of Mexico. He immigrated to the US with his parents in 1967, where he has lived since 1972. He graduated from Mt. San Antonia College of Walnut, California, with an A.S. degree in electronic communications. He was born again of water and Spirit May 2, 1982. He is the bishop of La Senda Antigua Ministries (LSA), one of the largest growing churches in southern California with thirty-two daughter works. This network of churches has operated a daily radio broadcast for twenty years and has coordinated prayer and evangelistic campaigns as well as leadership seminars and workshops. LSA’s annual conference, “Tiempo de Cosecha” (Harvest Time), regularly has over 4,000 attendees. Raul Orozco currently serves as the general director of Spanish Evangelism Ministries (SEM) for the United Pentecostal Church International. He is happily married and has six children and five grandchildren.

VICTORIA REYES

Victoria Reyes is from America’s finest City, San Diego, CA where she attends the Anchor Church pastored by James Larson. She’s passionate about seeing this generation become disciples of Jesus Christ, revivalists in their communities, and spirit led leaders in all they do. She currently works in the legal field while serving as a Filipino Youth Coordinator for Multicultural Ministries, SoCal Hyphen Director, and Campus Ministry International Director for the Southern California District.

SCOTT SISTRUNK

Rev. Scott Sistrunk and his wife, Karla, have been ministering in the Detroit Metro area for 29 years. Scott Sistrunk is from Jackson, Mississippi, and Karla is from Richmond, Indiana.  They have three children and four grandchildren. After both graduating from Jackson College of Ministries in 1987, they assisted Rev. William Nix in Ypsilanti, Michigan for ten years.  During that time, they went to Bophuthatswana, South Africa for ten months to serve as furlough replacements for missionary Wilma Nix.   The Sistrunks have been planting churches in the Detroit Metro area since 1996. In 2005 they became Career Church Planters under the Metro Missionary program. Rev. Sistrunk was elected as the Director of North American Missions in September 2017, and brings a lifetime of experience to lead us in reaching North America.

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WESLEY SWANSON

Rev. Wesley Swanson is the South Central Representative for Deaf Evangelism. I am teaching here on behalf of Bro. Murillo. Deaf Evangelism ministry has grown under Bro. and Sis. Murillo. We have Deaf Ministries Coordinators in 23 state / district offices. Our Annual National Deaf Evangelism Conferenceis the highlight of the year and many deaf and hard of hearing have received the Holy Spirit at these conferences. We are making an impact around the world, especially in Australia, Canada and the Pacific (Guam). We have made inroads in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic through our deaf ministers’ efforts! Rev. Wesley Swanson helped start Deaf Leadership seminars in 2010 with Rev. Ernie Murillo. Presently, we have over thirteen licensed deaf ministers and one with a Christian worker license. Our goal is to reach the deaf population of the United States and Canada with the beautiful gospel of Jesus Christ in Sign Language. There are over 34 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the U.S.

Rev. Wesley Swanson is a licensed minister who has a master’s degree in vocational rehabilitation counseling and works as a vocational rehabilitation counselor and unit program specialist for the state of Texas. He pastors a deaf congregation—First Church Deaf Outreach Church—in Pearland, Texas. He also evangelizes and serves as the South Texas Deaf Ministry Coordinator. Wesley is married to Carla Swanson and we have a son, David and a daughter, Ashleigh. My wife Carla is a sign language interpreter with National Interpreter Certification.

ART WILSON

Art Wilson, Is the pastor of The International Church of Metro Detroit and he serves as Chaplin at the United Nations. In 2016 he was appointed a Goodwill Ambassador and Special Envoy to the United Nations.

BENJIE TERRIBLE

Benjie Terrible is Filipino, born in Tanauan, Batangas Philippines. As a young man he became an alcoholic, a drug user, and a fraternity leader. He was saved in February, 1992 when a sister named Julie, who was saved under the ministry of Pastor Paul Graham in Montreal, Canada, came home to the Philippines and witnessed to him about Jesus. Jesus delivered Bro. Terrible, and changed his life. In 1993 he and Julie were married and now have two daughters. He relocated to Montreal in 1994 and is now serving as the Assistant Pastor for Pastor Graham. The Terrible’s recently started another church in Montreal called NDG and are having multicultural services on Sunday afternoon. In addition, they have now started another Filipino daughter church. Bro. Terrible serves as the Children’s Ministry Director for Quebec District and the National Filipino Evangelism Ministry Coordinator for UPCI Multicultural Ministries.

STAN AND CYNTHIA WILT

Stan and Cynthia Wilt are appointed Multicultural Missionaries to our Native American Population in the United States and Canada.  With over 7 million souls, 564 Tribes, over 350 reservations and more than 200 Native Languages the task seems overwhelming.  There is a strong determination that no Tribe should ever be left behind. The scope of work that Bro. and Sis. Wilt are involved with finds them assisting Pastors who have a desire to minister to and among the Native American in the surrounding community or on a nearby Reservation.  They  assist in the founding of daughter works by implementing the A.C.T.S. Programs, Celebrate Recovery, training potential pastors and teaching the non-native how to work among these Noble People.  It is vital that after starting a work a Native American be trained to lead the congregation.  Our programs are successfully operating on 7 reservations representing 11 daughter works and preaching points

The task is great and the cost of involvement is high, but when a compassionate church with burden and vision partners with a preacher who will go and a God who gives great victory, then overwhelming revival is the result.

JOHN AND DEBORAH WOLFRAM

John and Deborah Wolfram graduated from Western Apostolic Bible College in June of 1979 and were married a few days later.  They evangelized throughout North America and were appointed Christmas For Christ evangelists, before taking their first pastorate in Wausau, Wisconsin in July 1979.  In the spring of 1983 they were appointed as career missionaries and served in the islands of Polynesia, the Philippines, Hawaii, and Vietnam.  In 1996 they were appointed as the Field Superintendent of Micronesia and took the pastorate of Pacific Revival Center in Guam.  In January 2000 they resigned from Global Missions and took the pastorate of New Life in Albany, Georgia.  In 2005 they returned to the mission field on an AIM appointment, serving as President of ACTS Bible school in Manila, Philippines and continuing their ministry in Vietnam.  In 2014 the Wolfram’s were appointed as the North American Vietnamese Coordinator with Multicultural Ministries.  The Wolframs are still active in their ministry to the nation of Vietnam and recently built a Bible School in memory of five Navy teammates and three high school friends who died in the Vietnam War.

French Evangelism / Diedonne Kahozi

Evangelizing the French Community in North America

United Nations Ministry / Art Wilson

Reaching and Establishing Relationships with Secular Authorities. A interactive session giving guidelines that will encourage the apostolic church to take the gospel to the “whole” world. The focus is on those in authority.

Deaf Evangelism / Ernesto Murillo

Deaf Ministry is like having a Multicultural Ministries church within your local assembly. You ask, “Where do I begin?”  Guidelines are given on important things you could and should do to build a strong foundation for your Deaf Ministry.

Amish Evangelism / Jacob Hostetler

There are several different avenues one can take to make connections with the Amish, but one really has to learn the do’s and don’ts to be effective at ministering to these people. The Amish have their own Ideas about religion and can be turned away by something that we as Apostolic’s take for granted or assume would be normal.  This session will help attendees understand the Amish beliefs.

South Asian Evangelism / Don David Hanscom

Strategies for a thriving multicultural church.

R.A.I.N. African Immigrant Evangelism / John David

There are more than 3 million African immigrants in the United States, residing in most major cities. Many of these immigrants are living in our neighborhoods, and may even visit or attend our churches, regularly, without ever being connected to the church. The purpose of this presentation is to provide valuable information to help ministers understand some of the dynamics involved in evangelizing African immigrants, and once in church, how to get them to stay.

Filipino Evangelism / Beinvenido Terrible

This lab discusses how to get in contact with the Filipino community, developing friendships that lead to salvation and discipleship.

Jewish Evangelism / David Sagil

This lab sessions will discuss the “Avenues of Outreach” into the Jewish community in North America. Personal perspectives and practical points from the Director of UPCI Jewish Evangelism Ministry.

Spanish Evangelism / Raul Orozco

Strategies for an effective outreach to Spanish speaking people in North America

LAB SESSIONS

Youth Breakout / Kyle Chavis / Victoria Reyes

This lab will be a forum led by Native American and Filipino Evangelism Youth Leaders Kyle Chavis and Victoria Reyes

NAME Native American Evangelism / Jeff Chavis

Traditions, Treatment, & Tactics

Viatnamese Evangelism / John Wolfram

A discussion on the mindset of most Vietnamese concerning religious beliefs and understanding the Vietnamese culture

Building the Bridge / Micheal Mitchell

The Journey and Primary Focus of BTB - Words That Bolster the Expanded Vision of BTB - Expanded Vision - Building the Bridge Constituents Objectives

Multicultural Ministries Missionaries / Stanley Wit / Darrell Collins

Working with a local church to start a daughter work – A basic discussion of how ICME missionaries partner with a local English-speaking congregation to start a daughter work.

Youth Workers Breakout / Amado Huizar

Strategies for growth in a multicultural youth setting

North American Missions / Scott Sistrunk

This lab session will share information on the challenge of church planting in a multicultural setting by UPCI North American Missions Director.

LAB SESSIONS

LAB SESSIONS

FRIDAY LABS AND SCHEDULE

9:00pm Combined General Session – Sanctuary

9:45am Lab Sessions Amish-Mennonite Evangelism – Room 206 Deaf Evangelism – Room 215 French Evangelism – Room 210 South Asian Evangelism – Prayer Room United Nations Ministry – Sanctuary

10:45am Lab Sessions African Immigrant Evangelism – Room 215 Filipino Evangelism - Room 210 Jewish Evangelism – Prayer Room Spanish Evangelism - Hayden Hall Youth – Sanctuary Singles Ministry – Room 206

11:45am Lab Sessions Building the Bridge – Prayer Room Multicultural Missionaries – Sanctuary Native American Evangelism – Room 215 Vietnamese Evangelism – Room 210 Youth Workers – Hayden Hall North American Missions – Room 206

12:45am MCM Banquet - Activities Center

Youth Afterburner - Activities Center

SATURDAY SCHEDULE

9:00am General Session - Sanctuary

10:00am Forum – Sanctuary Ladies International Tea – Activities Center Youth Service – Hayden Hall

11:45am Holy Ghost Crusade - Sanctuary

MULTICULTURAL MINISTRIES EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE

CHURCH ADVANCEMENT EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

CANADIANREPRESENTATIVE

Brocc ChavisMCM Director

Gordon MalloryNorthwestern Region

Erin Bryant Jeremy Hanscom

Jeff ChavisMCM Executive Assistant

Don David HanscomSoutheast Region

Jerry StatenNortheast Region

Currently VacantSouth Central Region

Art WilsonNorth Central Region

Southwestern RegionRobert Bibb

MULTICULTURAL MINISTRIES MINISTRY DIRECTORS

AFRICAN IMMIGRANT MINISTRYJohn S. DavidPhone: 682-551-4629E-Mail: bchavis@upci.org

AMISH-MENNONITE MINISTRYJacob HostetlerPhone: 724-255-8921E-mail: jacobllc23@gmail.com

MYANMAR/BURMESE EVANGELISM MINISTRYKam KappPhone: 615-752-6697E-mail: kap67@netzero.net

CHINESE EVANGELISM MINISTRYDuring Leadership Transition contactBrocc ChavisPhone: 636-229-7988E-Mail: bchavis@upci.org

DEAF MINISTRYErnesto MurilloTo contact, use this link:http://multiculturalministries.org/project/deafE-mail: smdeafinterpt@gmail.com

FILIPINO EVANGELISM MINISTRYBienvenido Terrible Phone: 514-293-7136E-mail: benjieterri@hotmail.com

FRENCH EVANGELISM MINISTRYDieudonne KahoziPhone: 514-773-5416Email: Dieudonnekahozi@yahoo.com

HAITIAN EVANGELISM MINISTRYTimothy WhiseantPhone: 707-694-9662E-mail: revwhiseant@yahoo.com

UNITED NATIONS MINISTRYArt WilsonPhone: 313-995-6466E-mail: artwilson40@gmail.com

VIETNAMESE MINISTRYJohn WolframPhone: 678-654-1487E-mail: johnwolfram@me.com

JEWISH EVANGELISM MINISTRYDavid SagilPhone: 773-617-6550E-mail: djsagil@sbcglobal.net

KOREAN EVANGELISM MINISTRYSam SuhCell: 210-262-8745Email: sswsuh@gmail.com

NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRYJeff Chavis Phone: 910-489-6349E-mail: chief1god@aol.com

PORTUGUESE EVANGELISM MINISTRYJoseph Domingues Cell: (805) 459-7330 Email:  JDlusitania@juno.com

Jesse Pinheiro Assistant to the DirectorCell: 805.878.4142Email: jessepinheiro@aol.com

REFUGEE & INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRYXavier and Vani MarshallPhone: 318-787-7438E-mail: reapministries@gmail.com

SOUTH ASIAN MINISTRYDon David Hanscom  Cell: 609-839-4244 Email: revddh2@comcast.net

SOUTHEAST ASIAN MINISTRYDuring Leadership Transition contactBrocc ChavisPhone: 636-229-7988E-Mail: bchavis@upci.org

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MULTICULTURAL MINISTRIES DISTRICT COORDINATORS

Alabama — Steve Breceda smbreceda@frontiernet.netAlaska Yukon — Brad Schrack Brad.schrack@gmail.comArizona — Jeff Read jeffbready@sbcglobal.netArkansas — Need CoordinatorAtlantic — Brent Carter bdmmm@nbnet.nb.caBritish Columbia — Dan Rideout rideouts1@gmail.comCanadian Plains — Greg Carter rock.church.pastor@gmail.comCentral Canadian — Verneal Castillo vercastlerock@shaw.caColorado — Kevin Shaw coloradodistrict@msn.comConnecticut — Tom Greel tomgreely@juno.comFlorida — Raymond Williams raynic23@gmail.comGeorgia — Cortt Chavis corttchavis@gmail.comHawaii — Supt N. Lenyee newoe2000@yahoo.comIdaho — Need CoordinatorIllinois — Gregory Tucker pastorgreg@nbachurch.comIndiana — Charles Stovall chstov@mac.comIowa — Darron Murphy revdmurphy@gmail.comKansas — Todd Nance rtn1910@gmail.comKentucky — Harold Smith Hlsmit07@louisville.eduLouisianna — Jonathan Haygood jonathanhaygood@aol.comMA/RI — Garth Mitchell garth_mitchell@yahoo.com Maine — Richard V. Eaton richard.v.eaton1943@gmail.comMD/DC — Michael Jette michael.s.jette@gmail.comMichigan — Jason McGhee jrm@southflint.orgMinnesota — Kirk Kaske kirkkaske@gmail.comMissisippi — Tony Roberts RevTonyRoberts@gmail.comMissouri — James Sample jsample@upci.orgNebraska — Eugene Alphin pastoralphin@yahoo.com

New Jersey/Delaware — Need CoordinatorNew York — John B. Hatch jbhh1@yahoo.comNY Metro — Conroy W. Champagnie c.champagnie@yahoo.comNH/VT — Mark Loseby msloseby@yahoo.comNorth Carolina — Jeff Chavis hief1god@aol.comNorth Central Jersey — Demetri Williams atipastor11@gmail.comNorth Dakota — Gabe Fuentes fuentesgabe770@gmail.comNorth Texas — Dennis Long multicultural@ntxupci.comNova Scotia — Justin MacKenzie Justin@onehalifax.comOhio — Mark Meyer pastorgps@gmail.comOklahoma — Need CoordinatorOntario — Jeremy Hanscom jjhanscom@aol.comOregon — Need CoordinatorPennsylvania — Robert Pichardo pastorrpichardo@yahoo.comQuebec — Bienvenido Terrible benjieterri@hotmail.comRocky Mountain — Ron Rice pastorrice@msn.comSo Cal — Horacio Lachica |nlachica@stlh.orgSouth Carolina — David Wiseman Dwiseman45@gmail.comSouth Dakota — Jack Benjamin jackbejaminn@msn.comSouth Texas — Hiro Nishi Nishih24@gmail.comTennesee — Terry Arnold erupc1@hotmail.comTexas — Kevin Howard kevin.howard@sanctuaryofcleveland.orgTexico — Melvin Yazzie Myazzie05@msn.comVirginia — Ricardo Rivera ricardo.24.rivera@gmail.comWashington — David DaPron daviddapron@hotmail.comWest Virginia — Eugene Whetzel ewhetzel@hotmail.comWestern — Xenn Seah xennseah@gmail.comWisconsin — Mark Nakielski j30manup@gmail.com

Darrel Collins Missionary to the Spanish Speaking

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Stanley Wilt Missionary to the Native American/First Nation

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Glen Davidson Missionary to the Spanish Speaking

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MULTICULTURAL MINISTRIES AMBASSADOR TEAM

The Multicultural Ministries Ambassador Team is a partnership of Pastors, Licensed Ministers, and leaders who have a great passion and burden for the mission of UPCI Multicultural Ministries. This team of supporters are monthly financial partners on a high level, and are honored guests of the MCM Summit. The goal of this team is to connect Multicultural Ministries to the grass roots of the UPCI fellowship, sharing information, and offering support to the various MCM Ministries and projects.

• Jared Arango• Bryan Ballestero• Rob Bibb• Dallas Brock• Loren Brown• Paul Campbell• Brent Carter• Brocc Chavis• Jeff Chavis• Cortt Chavis• Robert Chitwood• James Church• Jack Cunningham• Ontario District• Russel Drake• Tom Foster• Gary Gleason• Stan Gleason• Gary Gothier• Jeremy Hanscom• Jonathan Haygood• Ron Lappon• James Larsen• Dennis Long

• Gordon Mallory• Floyd Morris• Donald Oxendine• Tim Pickard• Gregory Potts• Jeff Ready• Roberto Reyes• Roberto Reyes• Tim Richmond• David Sagil• Jonathan Scarboro• Thomas Scott• Randy Sholund• Rodney Sims• Gary Tracey• David Trammell• Sergio Vitanza• Brent Watts• Art Wilson• Stanley Wilt• Raymond Woodward• Douglas Wright

Text to Give CodesAfrican Immigrant Evangelism ............ RAINMCM

All Nations Sunday ..............................................ANS

Amish-Mennonite Evangelism ......................AMEN

Chinese Evangelism ............................CHINAMCM

Deaf Evangelism .................................................DEM

Filipino Evangelism ...................................UPCIFEM

French Evangelism ................................... FEMUPCI

Globaltracts.com ........................GLOBALTRACTS

Haitian Evangelism ...........................................HEM

Jewish Evangelism ...............................................JEM

MCM Summit ................................. MCMSUMMIT

Middle Eastern Evangelism ..................... MCMME

Multicultural Ministries ..................................MCM

Multicultural Missionary Darrell Collins.....................................MMCOLLINS

Multicultural Missionary Stanley Wilt ................................................MMWILT

Multicultural Missionary Stan Davidson .................................MMDAVIDSON

Myanmar-Burmese Evangelism ...................... BEM

Native American Evangelism ..............NAMEUPCI

Portuguese Evangelism ......................................PEM

Refugee & International Student Ministry ....................................RISENMCM

South Asian Evangelism .......................... MCMSAE

Southeast Asian Evangelism ................... SEAMCM

United Nations Ministry .......................... UNMCM

Vietnamese Evangelism ...............MCMVIETNAM

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Multicultural Ministries would like to thank UPCI Ladies Ministries and UPCI Youth

Ministries for their kind allocations in support of the Multicultural Summit.

Multicultural Ministries would like to thank UPCI North American Missions, Spanish

Evangelism Ministry, and Building the Bridge Ministries for their participation in the

Multicultural Summit.

Multicultural Ministries would like to share its gratitude for the ongoing daily work

of the Multicultural Ministries Ministry Directors for their ongoing service and labor

of love. The enormity of their sacrifices cannot be measured, and we cannot thank

them enough for carrying the burden of reaching every culture in North America.

Multicultural Ministries would like to thank our District Multicultural Ministries

Coordinators for their service in promoting MCM and coordinating the All Nations

Sunday campaigns in their local districts.

Multicultural Ministries would like to thank our team of MCM Ambassadors for their

high level of financial support, and personal investment into the future of MCM. This

conference was made possible in large part due to their monthly support.

Multicultural Ministries would like to acknowledge the efforts, investments, and

many sacrifices of the previous MCM Directors. Don Hanscom served as the director

of MCM for almost 22 years, and is largely responsible in many respects for MCM

being in existence today. He and his wife, Saundra, made many sacrifices to see this

ministry thrive and survive. Dan Scott was the first MCM Director under then Home

Missions Division leader, Jack Cunningham, and we honor him for his investment.

Multicultural Ministries would like to honor Errin Bryant, whose investments of

service into MCM go back more than 20 years. He has served and supported this

ministry through much change and transition, and is worthy of our thanks.

Multicultural Ministries would like to honor our General Superintendent, Bishop

David Bernard, for his unflinching and unreserved support of Multicultural Ministries.

As MCM is positioned as a part of the office of Church Advancement, we report

directly to Bishop Bernard. It is a great joy to serve a leader who believes in what

we are doing and shows his full support.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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