Fulltime UB Missionaries

Fulltime UB missionaries are employees of the UB Global Ministries Leadership Team. They may serve on UB fields or be on loan to other mission organizations. Here are the current fulltime UB missionaries.

Macau

We have two churches in Macau, both of which emerged from contacts made through the English Language Program, a school which teaches English as a second language.

Jana Hoobler has been serving in Macau since 1992.
Jennifer Blandin joined the Macau team in 1996.
David and Melissa Kline went to Macau in the spring of 2004. Melissa previously served most of one term in Macau before she and David were married in March 2003. They then returned to Macau as a couple.
Carlson and Naomi Becker arrived in Macau in September 2005 and will remain for three years.

India

A United Brethren worker in India is involved with a multi-faceted ministry which has included medical work, a leprosy hospital, a Christian middle school, an extensive Bible correspondence program, and a church planting ministry which now includes about 15 churches and a number of preaching points.

Sierra Leone

As a result of a major leadership development initiative with Sierra Leone Conference, two couples have responded to God's call.

Billy and Mamei Simbo Billy arrived in Sierra Leone at the end of April 2007. He will lead the conference through a transition time for the next three years.
Randy and Toni Fennig will head to Sierra Leone in January 2008. Randy will teach at the Evangelical College of Theology near Freetown.

Honduras

Abby Waterbury went to Honduras in July of 2007 as a UB Global Ministries missionary working in partnership with World Gospel Outreach. She will be serving as a second grade teacher at a ranch for orphaned children.