Eric and Katrina Rozeboom
Eric and Katrina Rozeboom have served with Alaska Village Missions since 2005. Eric serves as Executive Director of Alaska Village Missions and President of Alaska Bible Institute. Alaska Village Missions carries the gospel to remote Alaska Native villages, broadcasts Christian radio that reaches isolated communities, and equips believers through Alaska Bible Institute, a tuition-free Bible college focused on preparing men and women for faithful Christian ministry. The Rozeboom family lives on the Alaska Bible Institute campus with their five children, Jude, Asher, Evangeline, Genevieve, and Zoey.
Patricio and Andrea Leon Moeller
We live at the edge of the high jungle near Macas, Ecuador. We work in numerous small villages surrounding the city and further into the jungle among the Shuar, Achuar, and Quichua people. Most of our work is among the Shuar, who were known as "Jivaros" or "savage" because of their vicious cycle of revenge killings and their custom of shrinking their enemies' heads.
GTS Student Scholarships
This account makes coming to GTS affordable for most church leaders. The tuition cost for each student to attend GTS for a 4-week term is about the equivalent of $175/term. That's about $700/year. A $70 scholarship per term ($280/year) helps pay about 40% of a student's cost to get training at GTS.
Tara Dunkle
Hello, I'm Tara Dunkle. In my senior year of college, the Lord placed Cambodia on my heart and called me to surrender my plans for my life to Him. In 2017, I took a short summer trip to Cambodia and knew the Lord was calling me back for a longer time of service. I served at an international school in Cambodia from 2023 to 2024.
A and K L
We are passionate about the Great Commission and the love of Christ reaching every tribe and tongue. We have a heart for the people of the Middle East and South Asia. We train and equip leaders in some of the most persecuted nations in the world. Our heart is that there would be movements of discipleship making and church plants all throughout these regions.
GTS Staff Retirement
Retirement in Uganda is usually one month's pay for each year that an employee has worked. This is paid by the employer and can be an extremely large lump sum, often a burden too large to pay by the employer. GTS has multiple faithful teaching faculty and staff who have worked for more than 25 years. This faculty and staff retirement fund is preparing to care for the faithful GTS employees who will retire in the future.
Marshall & Kristina LeCroy
Kristina and I serve together with a shared focus on missionary care, walking alongside missionaries and their families through the various seasons of ministry. Our work centers on providing steady, relational support that helps missionaries remain healthy, resilient, and grounded as they serveâoften in demanding and complex contexts. We see care not as a program, but as a long-term commitment to the people behind the work.
R and J
My wife and I serve among a people group that has experienced cycles of war throughout much of their history. Many here are in deep need of hope, personal care, and true refreshment. Though they are not a large population, they are strong, resilient, and clearly under Godâs care. Most live secular lives, while others are deeply rooted in religion and traditionâyet sadly, both often leave Jesus out.
GTS Operation Expense
This account helps pay a variety of Global Theological Seminary expenses, including expense-saving and income-generating projects, and salaries for our farm supervisor and security guards. Giving to this account helps complete the day-to-day work at GTS, as well as invest in the seminary's future.