Latest Report: June 2026 Special Update

In their latest special report, Brother Carl and Sister Melanie Bromley shared that they believe their mission assignment in New Zealand has come to completion and are seeking the Lord’s direction for their next field of ministry.

The Bromleys have transitioned to a new sending church. Spring Valley Missionary Baptist Church in Missouri accepted and embraced them as their missionaries, effective May 18, 2026. Spring Valley will now process their missionary support.

As the Lord opens the door, the Bromleys are pursuing ministry in the United States. Their current plan includes helping establish a new mission plant in Missouri around the Willard/Springfield area, developing a Bible-based Gospel mental health ministry, and serving alongside Spring Valley MBC as it grows and reaches its community.

They are also seeking to enter the United States through a Religious Workers Visa. Rowland Road Baptist Church is assisting administratively with the visa process, while Spring Valley serves as their primary sending church.

While they await visa clearance, Carl and Melanie plan to relocate to Australia, where they can stay without a special visa under the shared arrangement between Australia and New Zealand. Please pray for them as they walk through this significant transition, seek God’s clear direction, and continue preparing for Gospel ministry wherever the Lord opens the door.

Latest Report: January–March 2026

In their January–March 2026 newsletter, World-Wide Literature and Missionary Supplies shared several ministry updates from the first quarter of the year. They loaded a 40-foot container for Bro. Bill Johnson and ICP in the Philippines, sent a crate for Bro. Livingstone Lambert in Tanzania, and assisted with the release of Bro. Walt Emry’s shipment to Vanuatu after unexpected delays.

They also held their 3rd Annual Hygiene Kit Drive, with more than $2,000 donated for supplies, 20+ volunteers helping assemble and sort kits, and a total of 1,943 hygiene kits prepared for missionary shipments.

Please continue praying for their upcoming shipments to El Salvador, Tanzania, the Philippines, and Japan, and for wisdom as they plan each shipment according to God’s direction.

Larry and Lorinda Fincher lead HomeBuilders Ministry, a ministry that equips families to build strong, stable homes by applying biblical principles in daily life. HomeBuilders provides practical teaching for marriage, parenting, finances, personal development, leadership, and career, with a foundation drawn from Proverbs 24:3–4. The Finchers also share these resources through seminars and conferences to strengthen families for Christ-centered living.

homebuildersministry.org/

Mark Holmes serves in Nigeria, West Africa through evangelism, church planting, leadership training, and theological education.

In his March/April 2026 prayer letter, Bro. Holmes shared several ministry highlights, including a Baby Dedication for three families, a Youth Conference, a camp for the Friends of the Deaf Ministry, and Truth Baptist Church’s return to their new auditorium by Easter Sunday. They also hosted their 17th Annual Soul-Winning & Leadership Conference and saw their highest-attended service of the year during Police Appreciation Day, welcoming more than 150 adult visitors.

Providence Baptist College & Seminary also wrapped up another successful semester. Please pray for students traveling for internships in May, for upcoming Soul-Winning & Leadership Conferences, and for Pastor Nicholas Wayih, who helps clear Bible shipments at the port and is in need of about $2,000 for a vehicle engine repair so he can continue helping churches receive Scriptures.

Latest newsletter: March/April 2026 Prayer Letter

In his May 2026 missionary report, Edwin Jardinel shared updates from evangelistic funeral services at First Lipa MBC, new contacts through sports outreach in Taguig, Sunday School and preaching at Fellowship in the Word MBC, the PMBYF 2026 National Youth Camp, ministry travel to Bicol, and a Thanksgiving of Missions gathering.

Edwin reported that the National Youth Camp was a great success, with 436 registered campers and around 500 people attending the evening activities. He taught leadership classes on discipleship, helped supervise the camp, and shared that many young people, pastors, and churches were encouraged through the preaching, music, fellowship, and renewed commitments.

For May 2026, Edwin reported 101 in Sunday School, 108 in worship, 43 in midweek services, 10 soul-talk opportunities, 5 professions of faith, 19 visits, 27 lessons taught, and 35 sermons preached.

Please continue praying for Edwin as he helps coordinate the Pastors and Workers Fellowship planned for Cagayan/Mindanao in early September 2026. Pray also for the churches and outreaches, the church in Buhangin and its members, safety in travel, and their plan to visit New Zealand again to follow up with contacts who heard the Word of God.

Latest Report: May 2026

Gary and Charlene Max serve in Dunedin, New Zealand, encouraging the church and sharing the Gospel. In their Sept–Dec 2024 newsletter, they described a “year of transition” as they seek a new pastor for the future due to ongoing health limitations, while continuing to lead and serve as the Lord provides strength. They also shared recent outreach opportunities, including Christmas services with visitors and unsaved family members present.NZ_Newsletter_G_C_Max_19_Dec_2025.pdf

Latest Report: May 30, 2026

In their May 2026 prayer letter, the Caleb Turk missionary family shared praise for three new supporting churches and a full summer and fall deputation schedule, including meetings in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Houston, Virginia, Georgia, and other areas.

They also shared encouraging evangelism highlights from May, reporting that 22 souls put their faith in Jesus as Savior, with their children leading 16 of those to Christ. During outreach at an apartment complex in Texas, Sharon was able to continue knocking doors while Bro. Caleb spoke with the office staff, and a young lady named Sara trusted Christ as Savior.

The Turk family also gave thanks for God’s protection during a frightening traffic accident. Though their van turned sideways across two lanes on the highway and sideswiped another vehicle, the Lord protected them, and there was no visible damage to the other vehicle.

Please continue praying for journey mercies and God’s protection as they travel for deputation meetings. They are also praying for the Lord’s provision for a 15-passenger van, three MacBooks for their children’s schooling, and continued opportunities to present their ministry. Their video presentation is now available at calebturk.org.

In their June 2026 mission report, Dr. Louis and Cheryle Turk shared that God has used a visa difficulty to expand their outreach into Johor Bahru, Malaysia, while their mission churches in Indonesia continue strong through regular online contact.

They shared that Esmina Gultom, a teacher on the island of Samosir in Lake Toba, trusted Christ after a Bible study with Bro. Isaiah Turk over Zoom. The Turks also reported new gospel opportunities through QR-code name cards that link people to salvation videos online. Several people they have met in Malaysia are already watching the videos and subscribing to the ministry’s YouTube channel.

Bro. Isaiah Turk is leading the work to start a church in Johor Bahru, with Dr. Turk advising and helping. They are spending several days each week in soul-winning and have had opportunities to share the gospel with neighbors, workers, and contacts in the area.

Please continue praying for the Turks’ church planting work, their outreach in Malaysia and Indonesia, the salvation of Sheba, the discipleship of Marco and other contacts, and the Firman Elohim Bible translation project as they reorganize the work to make the translation process more efficient.

Latest Report: June 2026