Sent from here

Missionaries

Eight couples sent out from this church to plant and lead churches, three of them overseas and five within reach of Millbrook.

Sent from here

Missionaries

Eight couples sent out from this church to plant and lead churches, three of them overseas and five within reach of Millbrook.

Sent from here

Missionaries

Eight couples sent out from this church to plant and lead churches, three of them overseas and five within reach of Millbrook.

Worldwide

Church planters overseas

Elias and Noor Vandermeer, missionaries in Santa Maria, Brazil, smiling together outdoors

Elias & Noor Vandermeer

Santa Maria

In April 2022 we were given a building of our own, and twenty-eight people came to the first service. Since then we have seen a steady stream of visitors, and many have found their way to conversion and healing. Please keep praying for this city and for the protection of our family.

Marcus and Adaeze Bello, missionaries in Port Louis, Mauritius, standing among tropical plants

Marcus & Adaeze Bello

Port Louis

God is touching people here. On the street we see young people in particular coming to faith. We pray specifically that we meet open people as we go out, and God keeps answering that prayer. The teams that visit from home are an enormous encouragement to us and to the church.

Ryan and Mira Castillo, missionaries in Cebu, Philippines, holding hands at an evening market

Ryan & Mira Castillo

Cebu

We were received well by the pastor who planted the work in Manila, and he has helped us find our feet. We are looking forward to what God will do here. It is a long way from home, but we believe He is building His church in this city too.

Nearby

Church planters closer to home

Peter and Lily Sanderson, pastors in Eastfield, laughing together outdoors

Peter & Lily Sanderson

Eastfield

In March 2025 we had the privilege of taking the church over. We were received well by the congregation, and it is good to see people coming in and coming to faith. The work continues, and we look ahead with expectation.

Brian and Thea Okonkwo, pastors in Hartley, sharing a hug by the harbour

Brian & Thea Okonkwo

Hartley

God keeps moving here. There is a constant flow of visitors and new believers. People who have recently come to faith become workers quickly, and men are developing fast in a culture of discipleship. We are contending for more marriages, more leaders, and a building of our own.

Reo and Miriam Alvarez, pastors in Riverside, embracing in a leafy courtyard

Reo & Miriam Alvarez

Riverside

Since we arrived we have seen God at work, with many new people added to the church. Disciples and couples are standing up who give themselves to reaching others. As a church we have a heart for mission beyond our own town, and we support other congregations in that work.

Eugene and Hannah Delacroix, pastors in Westmoor, standing together in a field at sunset

Eugene & Hannah Delacroix

Westmoor

Since January we have been in a new location, and we have spent a good deal of the year renovating it. We see visitors coming in, and people are step by step becoming more involved in building the church. It is a privilege to be part of what God is doing.

Zachary and Radha Naidoo, pastors in Kingsmere, smiling by the water under a blue sky

Zachary & Radha Naidoo

Kingsmere

We see visitors regularly at our events. We have recently had a wedding and another is coming in the summer. People who come through our outreach keep coming back. We are working towards a broader foundation in the church and are believing God for it.

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