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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Quail Lakes Baptist Church Missions Commission is to enable God’s people to fulfill God’s plan of making disciples in the entire world.
VISION STATEMENT
To provide the means to make Christ fully known within every cultural setting, to equip and support people and agencies whose goal is to make Him known in a way that is both understandable and culturally responsible and relevant.
The key purposes that enable us to accomplish our mission and vision are:
- Motivating: helping the church develop a heart for the world
- Recruiting: challenging our members to participate in missions related activities
- Training: equipping our members to be missionaries
- Sending: doing everything necessary to get them to the field
- Partnering: extending our reach around the world
- Supporting: meeting their ongoing needs as missionaries
The main ways we fulfill these purposes can be outlined as follows:
MOTIVATING
Relying upon prayer and following the leading of the Holy Spirit, we strive to increase missions’ awareness within the body of QLBC. In order to keep the Great Commission continually before our congregation we will pray for a missionary in each service, display their name and flag in each service, place their photograph in the church foyer, prudently post their data on our web site, maintain bulletin boards and worship folder inserts, make prayer letters available in the church display rack and host missionaries in Life Together and Sunday School groups, etc.
RECRUITING
Discerning individuals that have been motivated/inspired to participate in missions related activities so as to use their God given gifts and talents and funneling them towards such things as a) prayer, b) giving, c) short term projects, d) long term service, e) sending teams, f) hosting, g) special events, and h) missions commission.
TRAINING
God is raising-up the next generation of missionaries here at QLBC. We endeavor to equip and train them through an approved curriculum using all available means.
In addition QLBC sends its members on short-term missionary experiences, primarily in conjunction with existing ministries that the church already supports. These trips may be as short as a week or as long as two years. We also seek to arrange mentoring types of relationships with mature missionaries with whom we have a long history.
SENDING
Our commission is involved in all aspects of sending our missionaries, including the setting up of small group meetings, assistance in letter construction, support raising, contacting other churches, etc. Furthermore, if the missionary is an involved, active member of QLBC, we are committed to assist that individual/family by presenting them to the congregation and encouraging the congregation to partner with the missionary both in prayer and financially, above and beyond their tithe. We have a send-off service before our missionaries depart for the field, at which time the elders and pastors lay hands on them and pray for them before the congregation.
PARTNERING
Empowered partnerships with evangelical Christians, churches, mission agencies, or major organizations make it possible for us to accomplish what would be far more difficult to accomplish independently. Therefore, we recognize these partnerships may be the most effective way to mobilize God’s message in a culturally responsible and relevant manner. We encourage and support these endeavors.
SUPPORTING
As a commission, we want to assure our QLBC missionary that we are a committed partner in their work for the Lord. We will give them effective regular communication from the missions pastor and strongly encourage the Sending Team to regularly communicate with them through cards and gifts. When they communicate to us a special need on the field, whether it be financial, or other assistance, we are committed to help them raise up support to meet that need according to our prayerful consideration of that need. While in the area, we will help to arrange counseling, meet housing and transportation needs, etc. We will provide venues to present the missionary to the congregation both for sharing/informational purposes and to help them raise additional support as needed.
This also includes sending monthly financial support, committing to pray regularly, and occasional pastoral and member visits. Our goal is for each missionary to receive a visit during each four year term of service
The following is a list of missionaries and ministries currently supported and sent out by QLBC. For more information on specific missionaries, see, below.

North American Baptist (NAB)
Ken & Jerilyn Bayer

Ken & Jerilyn Bayer with North American Baptist mission developing a series of homes with godly foster parents who take in homeless children off the street.
Chain of Love Ministries
C.P. 2040
93511-970 Novo Hamburgo, R.S.
BRAZIL
bayer@sinos.net
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Dr. Eugene & Laurel Cleek

Cameroon, Africa
North American Baptist Missions
Provides medical treatment to nationals |
Kathy Kroll

Kathy Kroll with North American Baptist mission in West Africa, is a midwife and instructor of nationals in various medical professions.
Banso Baptist Hospital P.O. Box 9 NSO
Northwest Province
Republic Cameroon WEST AFRICA
CBCPTSHP@aol.com
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Ron & Joan Stoller

With North American Baptist Mission. Church planters in Japan. |
Foreign Global Focus Partners (Non North American Baptist)
John Brouwer

Eastern Europe
enTRUST; multiplying leaders for multiplying churches. |
Monty Buck
Overseas Mobilization
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Nathan & Valerie Bunting

Nathan and Valerie Bunting are currently serving with Wycliffe Bible Translaters, ministering in the Philippines and teaching at Faith Academy.
c/o Faith Academy
MCPO Box 20160706
Makati CityPhilippines
buntingnathan@yahoo.com |
Pablo & Jane Carrillo

Pablo & Jane Carrillo, serving with Partners International, live in Spain and train Latins for sensitive areas.
c/o Latin American Mission
P.O. Box 52-7900; Miami, FL 33152
Phone # 800-275-8410
Email: pcarrillo@pobox.com |
Manny Fernandez

with World Link Ministries, serving in Texas; sending missionaries into Spanish speaking countries. |
Joan Henry

Joan Henry with Wycliffe Bible Translators translating the Scriptures into the native tongue of the Kombio people.
SIL Box 107
Ukarumpa, EHP444
Papua New Guinea
Joan_Henry@sil.org |
Roy & Amy Low

Singapore
CBInternational; instructing at Singapore Bible College |
David & Jeweliann Norrie

China
Serving with the English Language Institute of China |
Marcos & Veronica Schultz

Mark & Veronica Schultz with Olive Tree Ministries reside in Porvenir, east of nsenada, pastoring a church there.
Box 530099
San Diego, CA 92153
marcos@marcosporvenir.net
www.marcosporvenir.com
www.tumision.com |
Jonathan & Traci Shoemaker

Portugal
Church planters with Evangical Free Church of America |
Nouh Yattara

Timbuktu, Malii
Serving with Partners International |
Pauline Yeung

Pauline Yeung, with Sisters in Service
Ministering to Chinese nationals
P.O. Box 1174
San Bruno, CA 94066
pyeung@sistersinservice.org |
Domestic Global Focus Partners
Don Blythe

Don Blythe, At the Well Ministry, specializing in caring for unborn children
and their parents in conversations on the sidewalk outside abortion clinics.
P. O. Box 70126
Stockton, CA 95267
Donthebapt@mbusa.net |
Bill & Ada Brown

Bill Brown is the Director of the Gospel Rescue Mission & New Hope Family Shelter, providing much needed ministries to street people in downtown Stockton.
c/o Gospel Rescue Mission &
New Hope Family Shelter
445 S. San Joaquin
Stockton, CA 95203
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John Dupree

John Dupree, with Harvest Gathering Group
P.O. Box 970
Oakdale, CA 95361
(209)848-ACMC
johndupree@ACMC.org
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Bob & Lisa Margaron

Peniel Neighborhood Center
Stockton, CA
Safe and structured learning environment for at risk children in So. Stockton
P.O. Box 66016
1500 S. Sutter Street
Stockton, CA 95206
(209)942-0228
www.stocktonpeniel.org |
Wayne & Donna Pengelly

Pregnancy Help Center
Stockton, CA |
Jim Reid

Stockton Law Enforcement
Chaplaincy
22 E. Market St.
Stockton, CA 95202
jim.reid@ci.stockton.ca.us
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Daniel Torres

Youth for Christ
1102 N. School Avenue
Stockton, CA 95205
466-0359 |
Chuck & Bertie Wilson

Partners International in Oregon; partnering American churches with Christian nationals. |
Joel Wurgler

Joel Wurgler works with Youth for Christ
1102 N. School Avenue
Stockton, CA 95205
466-0359
joelwurgler@sbcglobal.net
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Christian National Global Focus Partners
Marcos Amada
Partners International
Spain |
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Recent missions adventures
Our Elders Bill Stoermer, Matt Mascara and Greg Helland travelled to Novosibirsk, Siberia September 21-29 on a global focus trip of encouragement to Monty Buck. Ephesians 6:21-22 directs us to make trips of encouragement to the people we have sent out to represent us in the outer parts of the world.
To see a photo essay of this trip, click on the link below.
Photo Journal of Novosibirsk Trip |
Novobirisk, Russia
Need more information?
Please contact Pastor Ron Bylow at (209) 951-7380
or e-mail Ron.
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