Missionary Overviews

Sovereign Grace takes the Great Commission seriously. We are committed to supporting missionaries both locally and globally. Currently we support 31 missionaries or missionary organizations in a variety of countries throughout the world as well as here in the United States. We have also had the privilege of sending five families to the mission field in the last decade. Missions teams will periodically go out from our church to support and encourage our missionaries. 


Below you will find summaries of the all the missionaries, missions organizations, and domestic ministries which our church supports. For more information on our missionaries and how to pray for them, visit us in-person to pick up a missionary prayer guide, or contact our office to speak with a pastor.

MISSIONARIES


  • BROCKS (FRANCE)

    Chris and Donnette are missionaries with Mission to the World planting a church in Toulouse, France. They are members of Sovereign Grace. 

  • Bowers (OHIO, USA)

    Nate and Naomi are missionaries with Reformed University Fellowship working in campus ministry at Kent State University.

  • Kitchens (Massachusetts, USA)

    Josh and Sarah were previously missionaries with The Seed Company working on scripture translation in Papua New Guinea. The Kitchens, who were sent out from Sovereign Grace, are now focusing on planting a new church in New England.   

  • traubs (scotland)

    Will and Judi are missionaries with Mission to the World working in theological education for MTW Europe in Dundee, Scotland. They were previously members of Sovereign Grace.  

  • COLUCCIAS (italy)

    Vincenzo and Judit are working with Mission to the World to plant the first Presbyterian church south of Rome in Lecce, Italy.

  • Halberts (honduras)

    Aaron and Rachel are missionaries with Mission to the World in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.

  • hecks (germany)

    Sebastian and Isabel Heck are missionaries with Reformation2Germany planting a church in Heidelberg, Germany, where Sebastian serves as pastor of Selbstandige Evangelisch-Reformierte Kirche.

  • HUNTS (CZECH REPUBLIC)

    Jake and Melissa Hunt are missionaries with Serge, planting a church in Prague, Czech Republic, where Jake serves as pastor of DoSlova, a plant of Faith Community Church.

  • undisclosed (ASIA)

    J and M are missionaries with Mission to the World. After spending time in church planting, J is now the international director for Asia-Pacific for MTW.

  • kavalas (kenya)

    Joel and Elizabeth Kavala minister in Kenya, where Joel is a church planter and theological educator of untrained preachers.

  • undisclosed (africa)

    F and S are missionaries with Mission to the World planting a church in an undisclosed location in Africa. 

  • Argyris and dina petrou (greece)

    Argyris and Dina Petrou are natives of Greece and minister in Athens. Argyris works full time for the Greek Bible College and Dina works with victims of sex trafficking and exploitation.

  • erik and hara petrou (Greece)

    Erik and Hara are planting a church in the Neos Kosmos neighborhood of Athens, Greece.

  • smiths (kenya)

    Josh and Kristi Smith are missionaries in Kenya who work with counseling and training other missionaries on the field along with refugees in Nairobi.

  • weickens (switzerland)

    Florian and Veronica Weicken live in Zurich, Switzerland, where they are planting a church with the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales (EPCEW).

  • YOUNGs (uk)

    Andy Young is the pastor of Oxford Presbyterian Church in Oxford, England, a congregation of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales (EPCEW).

  • African bible college (africa)

    African Bible College was founded in 1976 with the vision of establishing Christian Colleges in Africa for educating Christian leaders for churches and missions. 

  • Covenant community school (japan)

    Covenant Community School was founded in 2006 to educate a new generation of Christian leaders. The school offers classes in both English and Japanese for local Japanese children and children of MTW Tokyo missionaries. 

  • Greenville Seminary (South carolina, usa)

    Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary is located in Greenville, South Carolina, and focuses on equipping preachers and pastors. 

  • Hurries (SOUTH AFRICA)

    Shaun and Becky Hurrie are missionaries with Mission to the World in South Africa, where Shaun is involved in teaching. 

  • lars and kathy huttar (north carolina, usa)

    Lars works for OneHundredFold ministry, using software development and other technologies to distribute Christian materials worldwide.

  • shelnutts (africa and asia)

    Lee Shelnutt is married to Joni and works for the SEED ministry, which works to equip the church in Pakistan and Africa.

  • westminster seminary (uk)

    Westminster Seminary is located in northern England and trains pastors and church planters for both the United Kingdom and western Europe broadly.

  • Reformed university fellowship (north carolina, usa)

    Sovereign Grace supports Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) at two college campuses: Queens University and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.

  • darin stone (north carolina, usa)

    Darin and his wife Melanie live in Raleigh, NC. Darin is a chaplain to the state capital of North Carolina and works with elected officials and all those who work in state government in Raleigh.

  • QUEEN CITY PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER (NORTH CAROLINA, USA)

    QCPRC ministers to women and those close to them who are considering an abortion. They provide information, testing, ultrasounds, and other support resources for those in these difficult situations.

  • CABARRUS WOMEN'S CENTER (NORTH CAROLINA, USA)

    The Cabarrus Women's Center works with women in difficult pregnancy situations and offers services specific to those in crisis pregnancy situations.

  • BROOKSTONE SCHOOL (NORTH CAROLINA, USA)

    Brookstone School is a K-8 classical Christian school that seeks to raise up the next generation of leaders from Charlotte's inner-city neighborhoods. Since opening their doors they have grown to over 200 students and meet at First Baptist Charlotte.

  • CHARLOTTE RESCUE MISSION (NORTH CAROLINA, USA)

    Charlotte Rescue Mission ministers the gospel to the homeless population of Charlotte, NC, struggling with addiction.