We are persecuted Christians with a heart to serve Christ’s church in our native country. Presently, we do so through our work with Calvary Bible Institute (CBI) in the Republic of Georgia. Having graduated from the institute, we are now on staff with CBI as teachers and deans of students. We also oversee the CBI campus.

We are very proud and happy to be a part of the large family of God. Jesus Christ revealed Himself to us miraculously and gave us a new life of joy and freedom. We desire to share this new life with those in our native country trapped in oppression. However, due to the harsh persecution of that government on Christians, we are currently unable to serve the Lord from within our native country. For this time, we seek asylum and look to fulfill our calling another way.

As members of the serving team at Calvary Bible Institute as well as our local Calvary Chapel, we are dedicated to nurturing disciples of Christ from our native country through Bible teaching and counseling. Our primary goal is to provide support and training for servants in home churches planted within our native country. This is done both in-person where we are at and online through trusted applications.

Our in-person ministry consists of hosting ten-day retreats for a team of believers from inside our native country every other month. This is our opportunity to pour into and refresh our brothers and sisters that are from there. Online, we host weekly Bible classes for these same believers.

CBI is supported in this ministry by U.S. Calvary Chapels, as well as other servants whom God has directed to this ministry.

We ask that you would prayerfully consider supporting us in this work. Our expenses for normal costs of life and medical necessities amount to $1,000 monthly. Physical needs aside, a covering of prayer for ourselves and our ministry is also essential. Should God lead you to support us in this way, we thank you.

Thank you and God bless you.

Love in Christ, Your fellow brethren.