RANDY & LAURIE STEEL
The Steel's currently partner with Ethnos 360, ministering at the Ethnos 360 Bible Institute in Wisconsin.
Randy and Laurie served 37 years in Paraguay, South America, in various ministries among the Aché and Chamacoco peoples, and at the mission main office in Asunción. In August 2024, they transitioned from Paraguay to serving with Ethnos360 at the Ethnos360 Bible Institute in Waukesha, WI. EBI is the first phase of missionary training with Ethnos360, with the goal of equipping believers in the foundational truths of the Bible, and an emphasis on cross-cultural church planting in areas where Jesus is not yet known.
Randy serves as the Director of Student Ministries, and Laurie serves in the finance office. As the Director of Student Ministries, Randy is focused on discipleship, mentoring, instruction, and administration, desiring to see students become godly, well-equipped, biblical leaders who can serve and be used of the Lord in reaching the world with the Gospel as they apply biblical principles to their everyday lives.


John Crossman serves at UC San Diego with the collegiate ministry of The Navigators. John is passionate about helping the next generation "know Christ, make Him known, and help others do the same." Depending on Christ's power, John does this through personal evangelism, small-group Bible study, and life-to-life discipleship. He comes alongside people to help them awaken to grace, grow in Christ, and pass on what they have learned to others.

Jeff and Karen Merry currently minister in Central Europe "providing care through individual counseling, marriage intensives, trauma interventions, and spiritual direction." They both provide on-field support for global workers, desiring to be a part of the solution for those who often face what feels like insurmountable challenges in places with few resources.

The Kakeeto's currently serve the Executive Directors and founders of the ministry, Transformed for Life. Transformed for Life exist to: Transform hearts and minds for Christ in Uganda and empowering vulnerable people for a better future! Based in Uganda, Africa, David and Abby work to change lives each day, working in Kibaale District where we aim to holistically empower vulnerable families towards a sustainable better future. We do this through a variety of ways including running an early education and primary school. community empowerment programs, and wildlife conservation activities.

OCJ Kids stands for Opportunity, Community & Justice for Kids. OCJ Kids is a Christian-based organization whose goal is to help children of all ages, support DCS, foster families, group homes, and much more. We support them through fundraisers, donations of supplies and time to create kits for children, and by going in person to their facilities to help with whatever tasks they have.

We support OCC by packing shoe boxes every year so that millions of children around the world have the opportunity to believe in Jesus, the greatest gift of all, and participate in The Greatest Journey, a life-changing discipleship program. We are also a central drop-off location.
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