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PATRICK GROVES

Biography The Groves were appointed to Sudan/Kenya in 2004 and arrived in Nairobi, Kenya, in January 2009 where they taught in the Bible school. Brother Groves serves on the general and executive boards of the UPC of Kenya. They have been involved in travelling throughout Kenya training pastors and saints in the principles of leadership, evangelism and church planting. Sister Groves and their three children Mary-Elizabeth, Patrick Warren Jr. and Joash, have also been very involved in training and promoting children’s and puppet ministries among the churches in Kenya. The children established a youth outreach ministry out of the headquarters church in Nairobi. As a result, they have been invited to minister in some local high schools, among other things. As a result of all these activities, they have personally seen over 400 souls filled with the Holy Ghost, several notable healings and many people baptized in Jesus’ name during crusades, conferences, Bible studies and regular services. They also worked with a Sudanese refugee group in Nairobi and saw several of them filled with the Holy Ghost and baptized in Jesus’ name. The Groves were involved in successfully registering the newly formed UPC of South Sudan in 2011. At present we currently have two churches and four pastors in that country. They hope to relocate in the very near future to South Sudan in order to help establish this infant church for the glory of God by planting new churches and training nationals.

Tuesday Dec 31

Tuesday Jan 14

Wednesday Jan 1

Wednesday Jan 15

Geary

Thursday Jan 2

Thursday Jan 16

Ncc 8am/ Hoyt PM

Friday Jan 3

Friday Jan 17

Saturday Jan 4

Saturday Jan 18

CCC

Sunday AM Jan 5

Harvey

Sunday AM Jan 19

Doaktown

Sunday PM Jan 5

Gray Rapids

Sunday PM Jan 19

McNamee



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BOB ADDINGTON

Biography The Bob Addington family was commissioned to go to New Zealand at the 1984 General Conference in Anaheim, California, and arrived in Christchurch, New Zealand, in July 1986. Starting with a few contacts, they began Bible studies in their home and church services in a local school hall. In the first four and one-half years the church grew to 75 people. In 1998 the Addingtons moved to Hamilton to pastor and open the Christian College of Theology. In Hamilton, the Lord has given them inroads into the European community as well as immigrants. In addition to pastoring a local church, Addington is the area coordinator of New Zealand and Cook Islands. The Addingtons travel extensively throughout the islands teaching, instructing, encouraging, promoting unity, home friendship groups, and leadership seminars.

Tuesday Feb 4

Wilson's Beach

Tuesday Feb 11

St. Stephen

Wednesday Feb 5

Woodstock

Wednesday Feb 12

Blacks Harbour

Thursday Feb 6 Friday Feb 7

Thursday Feb 13 Ncc 1:15

Saturday Feb 8

Friday Feb 14 Saturday Feb 15

CCC

Sunday AM Feb 9

Harvey

Sunday AM Feb 16

Bath

Sunday PM Feb 9

POM Chatham

Sunday PM Feb 16

McAdam



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EUGENE DOMINGUEZ

Biography Missionary, Peru, South America Eugene “Geno” and Sherri Dominguez founded (in 1996) and have pastored the Iglesia de Milagros Metro UPC in San Diego, CA .  They also achieved a very difficult Church in a Day built in the heart of San Diego.  He is one of the co-founders of the sectional Spanish Bible Institute in San Diego (Ibpsandiego.com).  They served as AIMers in Puerto Rico in 1993-94 and have been involved in missions work in Peru since 1998, involving some 30 trips ministering in conferences, crusades, and training.  They have traveled and ministered in more than 30 countries.  Bro. Dominguez has authored more than 30 books and courses in English and Spanish.  They have also pioneered Spanish Bible Quizzing ministry in So Cal and Peru. They have two children and two grandchildren.  They love God, the truth and souls.  God uses them in training, ministering in the gifts of the Spirit and song.

Tuesday March 11

Wilson's Beach

Tuesday March 25

Dalhousie

Wednesday March 12

NCC am/ Holtville

Wednesday March 26

Ripples

Thursday March 13

Thursday March 27

Friday March 14

Friday March 28

Saturday March 15

Saturday March 29

CCC

Sunday AM March 16

Canaan

Sunday AM March 30

McNamee

Sunday PM March 16

Chipman

Sunday PM March 30

Zealand



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MARCUS BRAINOS

Biography Missionary, Europe/Middle East, France Marcus and Renee Brainos are graduates of Texas Bible College, where they met and married. He taught ExCell Bible College classes (an extension of Texas Bible College) for eight years. Brother Brainos grew up in France and has always had a burden for the country and to be able to minister to the people. In March of 2004, Brother and Sister Brainos received their missionary appointment to France. Upon their arrival on the field, he began teaching in the Bible school, working on French literature, and participating in all facets of church ministry and outreach. The Brainos family was also furlough replacements in Chatellerault, France, during the Brochu's deputation. Renee Brainos has been consistently involved with Sunday school ministry; and after attending language school, is teaching Sunday school in French. The Brainos children, Christopher, Philippe, and Morgan have been active in youth, music and Sunday school ministries. Brother and Sister Brainos look forward to planting a new church upon their return to the field.

Tuesday April 8

Tuesday April 22

Taymouth Blacks Harbour

Wednesday April 9

NCC 11/Saint John PM

Wednesday April 23

Thursday April 10

Millville

Thursday April 24

Friday April 11

Shediac

Friday April 25

Saturday April 12

Saturday April 26

CCC

Sunday AM April 13

Doaktown

Sunday AM April 27

Blackville

Sunday PM April 13

Upper kent

Sunday PM April 27

Blackville



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DAV I D S C H WA R Z

Biography Regional Director, Central America/Caribbean David & Yonda Schwarz received their career missionary appointment in 1988.  Upon arrival to the field in 1991, Brother Schwarz became director of the Bible school.  In 1992, he became the president of the national work and served until 2011.  Sister Schwarz served as the treasure and director of the ladies on a national level from 1992 until 2011.   Brother and Sister Schwarz pioneered a church in the central valley, which they pastored for 12 years.  During their tenure, the work has grown in every aspect.  Currently there are 85 churches and preaching points, 50 licensed ministers, 60 students currently studying in the Bible school, over 6,000 constituents, economic stability and positive growth and maturity in all areas of the work.  At the 2011 General Conference, Brother and Sister Schwarz were appointed as Regional Directors of Central America/Caribbean.  They are now lifting their sights from just one country to an entire region.  They will be working with all the missionaries and national leaders in the Caribbean Islands, Mexico and Central America.  They are dedicating themselves to serve the region by being the extended hand needed, the encouragement, a friend in time of need, and the voice before Global Missions.  They will promote growth by every means available so that the revival will continue.

Tuesday April 29

trip

Tuesday May 6

Dalhousie

Wednesday April 30

overseas

Wednesday May 7

McAdam

Thursday May 1

trip

Thursday May 8

St. George

Friday May 2

overseas

Friday May 9

Saturday May 3

Saturday May 10

CCC

Sunday AM May 4

Harvey

Sunday AM May 11 (MD)

Sackville

Sunday PM May 4

POM Chatham

Sunday PM May 11

Gray Rapids



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JAM E S M A RS E

Biography Missionary, South America James and Stacy Marse have lived in New Waverly, Texas over the past 13 years and have attended Greater Christian Life under the leadership of Pastor O. L. Powell, Sr. As active members of the local church, they served as youth leaders for almost 5 years, beginning in 1999. In 2006, the Marse family traveled to Bolivia as AIMers and stayed there for 21/2 months. They returned to Bolivia in May of 2008 and lived there for almost 14 months. During this time, they attended language school to study Spanish and helped the missionaries in different capacities. In 2009, they returned to their home church in Waverly and worked where needed, such as teaching home Bible studies and working in Sunday school. Brother Marse also assisted a pastor in a neighboring town by teaching bilingual Bible studies. James and Stacy Marse received their missionary appointment to Bolivia in October, 2011. They will live in the city of Santa Cruz, which is the largest city in Bolivia, with the intent of starting a church. From this church, plans are to eventually start daughter churches throughout the city and surrounding areas. The main goal is to one day have services that minister to the people of Bolivia in the languages of English, Spanish, Portuguese, Quechua and Guarneri. The latter two are native indigenous languages.

Tuesday May 27

Juniper

Tuesday June 10

Wednesday May 28

Riverview

Wednesday June 11

Thursday May 29

Thursday June 12

Friday May 30

Friday June 13

McAdam

Saturday May 31

CCC

Saturday June 14

Woodstock

Sunday AM June 1

Dalhousie

Sunday AM June 15 (FD)

Geary

Sunday PM June 1

Chatham

Sunday PM June 15

Harvey



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COLLEEN C ARTER

Biography Missionary, Africa, Ghana Colleen Carter was an Associate in Missions for eight years to the country of Ghana with the Jim Poitras and Nick Sisco families. She received her missionary appointment to Ghana in September 2007. As an AIMer, Colleen helped with MK schooling, taught at ACTS Ghana, operated the Pass the Word printing office, was involved in Reaching Africa’s Children, and assisted the missionaries in many other ways. Upon arrival in Ghana (February 2010), Colleen continued the aforementioned tasks. In February 2012, she moved from the southern part of the country to the north. She now resides in Tamale and is assisting with the growth of the church throughout the three northern regions. Colleen teaches at the Extension Bible school in Tamale, coordinates the Pass the Word printing office, is involved in training adults and children throughout the northern regions, serves as the West Africa Sub-regional missions secretary/treasurer, and was recently appointed as the Africa Aflame literature coordinator. Colleen is originally from New Brunswick, Canada.

Tuesday June 24 Wednesday June 25 Thursday June 26 Friday June 27 Saturday June 28 Sunday AM June 29 Sunday PM

McCarty interested if availble AM

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MIKE BENSON

Biography Missionary, Africa, Central African Republic In 2003, the Benson family began their active involvement in Global Missions as Aimers to the island of Madagascar.  After experiencing the incredible revival taking place in Madagascar, the Bensons felt that the Lord was leading them to carry His Truth to Central African Republic and continue to build upon the foundation that Missionary Randy Adams, Area Coordinator of West Africa, had begun in 2002.  Responding to the leading of the Spirit, they applied for an Intermediate Missionary Appointment to this nation. They were appointed by the United Pentecostal Church as global missionaries to the Central African Republic in February 2007. The Benson family arrived in Togo in December 2008 to begin their first 4 year term in West Africa.  They immediately began studying the French Language by attending language school, as well as private tutoring.  As their language progressed, they were able to further their involvement in the work in Togo through both teaching and evangelization in several capacities: Bible School, Crusades, Seminars, Sunday School, Ladies Ministry, Children’s Ministry, as well as Radio Evangelism. The Bensons feel that their time in Togo, as well as Madagascar, has been invaluable to the plan of God for their lives, preparing them for the work in the Central African Republic.  The Bensons will be the first UPCI resident missionaries in this nation.  They are scheduled to begin their second deputation in January 2013, and they hope to arrive as resident missionaries in Bangui, Central African Republic in late 2014 or early 2015. 


Tuesday July 15

Zealand

Wednesday July 16

Upper Blackville

Thursday July 17 Friday July 18 Saturday July 19

CCC

Sunday AM July 20

Summerside

Sunday PM July20

Alberton

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STEPHAN SUMMERS

Biography Stephan and Debra Summers received full intermediate missionary appointment to Cyprus in March 2011 and are the only UPCI missionaries under appointment to that country. They have quite a bit of previous missionary experience through the AIM program. While in Greece (2002-03), they taught home Bible studies and doctrine classes, worked in the Christian school as well as in administration and helped with building remodeling and maintenance. During their Cyprus AIM assignment (2008-10), they taught Bible studies, established a church in the city of Larnaca as well as two preaching points on the island, and were involved in the translation of church materials into Arabic and Greek. Their plans while living in Cyprus are to study both Greek and Arabic languages, initiate Bible school programs for both international and national students in Cyprus, plant churches and work within the existing structure to promote leadership development for local ministry. Tuesday Sept 2

Campbellton

Tuesday Sep 9

Wednesday August 27

Wednesday Sep 3

POM Chatham

Wednesday Sep 10

Thursday August 28

Thursday Sep 4

Thursday Sep 11

Friday August 29

Friday Sep 5

Friday Sep 12

Saturday August 30

Saturday Sep 6

CCC

Saturday Sep 13

St. John

Tuesday August 26

Doaktown

Sunday AM August 31

McNamee

Sunday AM Sep 7

Harvey

Sunday Sep 14

Nasonworth

Sunday PM August 31

McNamee

Sunday PM Sep 7

Upper Kent

Sunday Sep 14

St. John



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DA N I E L R U S H I N G

Biography Missionary, Asia, South Korea For two years Daniel Rushing was assistant to the pastor in Meadville, Mississippi. During that time he and his pastor traveled to the Republic of South Korea for a preaching crusade.  They both returned to South Korea later in the year to participate in another crusade. The following year Daniel went back as an AIMer for three months. He was involved in the pilot year of the Next Steps program and the following year went to Rio Bravo, Mexico, to build a church for the local congregation.  Upon returning, Daniel moved to the Texico District where he was assistant pastor to his future father-in-law. Daniel and his wife, Monica, started a campus ministry at the local university and experienced great success there.


Tuesday Oct 7

Dalhousie

Tuesday Oct 21

St.Stephen

Wednesday Oct 8

Holtville

Wednesday Oct 22

St. Andrews

Thursday Oct 9

Temp Vale

Thursday Oct 23

Friday Oct 10

Ncc 1:15

Friday Oct 24

Saturday Oct 11

CCC

Saturday Oct 25

Sunday AM Oct 12

Saint John

Sunday AM Oct 26

Blackville

Sunday PM Oct 12

Zealand

Sunday PM Oct 26

Chipman

Bathurst



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MATTHEW BUCKLAND

Matthew Buckland, son of missionary Roger and Becky Buckland, became part of the missionary family when his parents were appointed to the Philippines in 1984. Having served two terms, they relocated to start a work in the Czech Republic. After graduating from Indiana Bible College, Matthew returned to the field as an AIMer and taught in Bible schools in Eastern Europe. He married Angie in 2004 and worked with the youth group of Pasadena, Texas under the leadership of Brother Glass. While there, he also served as a police chaplain for five years. In 2009, Matthew was elected as the Pastor of Calvary United Pentecostal Church in Richmond, Indiana and served on both the Youth and Sunday School Committee. Brother Buckland also earned his Bachelor’s degree from Great Lakes University and is currently nearing completion of his Masters of Theology degree from Urshan Graduate School of Theology. The Bucklands were appointed in September of 2013 as missionaries to the Czech Republic and plan to facilitate the Bible school and help nationals plant churches throughout central Europe. Along with them on deputation are their two sons, Grant and Pierce.

Tuesday Nov 4

Campbellton

Tues Nov 11

Summerside

Tuesday Nov 18

We'd Nov 5

Geary

Wed Nov 12

Montague

Wednesday Nov 19

Calvary Tab Perth

Thursday Nov 6

Millville

Thurs Nov 13

Charlottetown

Thursday Nov 20

Sainte Anne

Friday Nov 7

Fri Nov 14

Friday Nov 21

Ncc 1:15

Saturday Nov 8

Sat Nov 15

Saturday Nov 22

CCC

Sunday AM Nov 9

Doaktown

Sun Nov 16 AM

Moncton J.W

Sunday AM Nov 23

Harvey

Sunday PM Nov 9

Holtville Rally

Sun Nov 16 PM

Dieppe afternoon

Sunday PM Nov 23

Blacks Harbour

Not preaching

Riverview night