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Gateway feels the call to be a light to the nations.
We have many people all over the world for the sake of the gospel. We support the mission of Jesus by sending people and resources.
Update from the Bevan’s in Paris
The first Discipleship Training School is up and running after a lot of hard work and preparation by Jono and Claire and their team. Jono and Claire really need wisdom to make this course work and to navigate their way through the practical issues of facilitating DTS. They also are in need of better accommodation for themselves and little Lilia as she grows.
Update from the WG’s
The year of orientation in Jharsuguda has come to an end and the WG’s begin the set up in Sambalpur. This means a new house, new schooling and a new community to live and work with and to impact. Please remember them as they settle into their new environment and particularly that the business model they are using to influence the community goes well. They will also begin to plan training, education and an orphanage centre in Sambalpur.
Mary Thompson returns
Mary is doing her last bit of packing and saying her goodbyes as she prepares to fly out from Northern India in early April. it has been six months of crazy experiences and challenges mixed with opportunities to challenge lives in the Siliguri region. Please be thinking of her as she travels home and readjusts to western culture. Mary gets to spend time with family in the UK before meeting up with people from Gateway who are now based in Hong Kong and then landing in New Zealand in early May.
Missions supported by Gateway..
Here are some links to projects and people we support:
Chris and Sabina Scobie pastor a church in Ljubljana and are involved in preaching, teaching, training, translation and pastoring children through to adults. Chris is originally from Gateway, Sabina is Slovenian. They have given their lives over to establishing and growing the church in Slovenia.
Sam and Carol Soukotta are the founders and directors of Tawangamangu Bible School in East Java where they are currently based, to date over 3,300 students have graduated from the school. From here they planted the Mount Hope Training Centre on the island of Borneo.
Jenny and Eduardo Almagro live in England working for Betel Britain, Betel of Britain is a caring, not-for-profit Christian community in the heart of the UK dedicated to restoring homeless and substance-dependent people to productive, independent lifestyles. They are working towards relocating to South Africa with Betel.
Jono and Claire Bevan who live in Paris working for YWAM, creating projects to influence today and tomorrow’s people. The YWAM Paris team is a pioneering team, breaking new ground and releasing the future.
Andrew and Raewyn Sing are based with their young family, Jordan (10) and Meegan (6) in Chiangmai, Northern Thailand. Their mission is to serve other missions families by being house parents at a WEC base where older children of missions workers live in order to have good schooling.
John and Linda Watson are missionaries to the missionaries. They travel overseas to support, encourage, serve, counsel and listen to those working in the mission field.