At Grace Baptist Church, our mission is rooted in a simple yet profound biblical truth: "Making Christ known to our Neighbors and the Nations." We believe that sharing the Gospel starts right here in our neighborhoods, communities, and places of work. We are deeply committed to both local and international missions, embodying our dedication to spread the word of Christ far and wide.

Let us introduce you to some of the missionaries who are making this vision a reality...

Dale and Karen Marshfield: ABWE, U.S. Dale & Karen were married in 1976 and they arrived in Durban, South Africa in 1982. They served in the Durban area for over thirty years and established 3 churches that are under the leadership of national pastors trained through the Church Ministries Institute. They returned to the U.S. in 2009 and are now based at ABWE headquarters. Dale is International Director of Worldwide Theological Education for ABWE and travels extensively.

Ralf and Lena Schaechinger: ABWE, Germany. In 1997, Ralf and Lena Schaechinger became missionaries in Kaiserslautern,Germany. Their field responsibilities include preaching and teaching, discipleship, counseling, and running an outreach youth ministry. Their greatest ministry joy is reading the Bible with the unreached youth. They enjoy spending time with them and showing them God's love.

IGM, Kenya. Wilson and Pamela Maungo joined IGM in 1999. They serve in Kenya, Africa. Wilson was saved as a young man after hearing a street preaching. Now he leads the IGM Kenya fellowship that includes over 119 pastors and churches in 6 countries, as well as 2 orphanages, 11 Christian schools, and 2 Bible Colleges.

Anthony and Sheilah Juma: IGM, Kenya. Anthony and Sheilah Juma have been with IGM since August 2003. They serve in Kenya. Anthony was born again in 1998 and has been trained and discipled by Rev. Maungo. Anthony is the assistant director of Baptist Faith Missions Fellowship of East Africa and is the pastor of Huruma Baptist Church. They are engaged in training Huruma Baptist Church brethren for the work of the ministry, proclaiming the Gospel to over 600 children in the Huruma Christian School and reaching areas of East Africa that have not been reached with the Gospel.

Peter Nilson - Joined IGM (International Gospel Mission) in 2009. He is a Kenyan (Anthony Juma's younger brother) and will be working with Pastor Wilson Maungo's Baptist Faith Mission. He will be involved in church planting, orphan work, pastoral training and orphan work in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

H. C. Stephen: India. Rev. H. C. Stephen is the international representative for the New Testament Baptist Churches Association in Manipur, India. He also oversees Hope Baptist Academy, Asian Baptist Bible College. He serves with his wife Chingboi, and three children, John, Sarah and Kezia.

Noah Quarshie: Ghana. Noah is a pastor in Accra Ghana. He is also a church planter and helps pastors raise support. He is the head of a Christian school and has begun a radio ministry, Alive FM. He is currently working to bring water to a village that has none and each year he visits the U. S. and returns with clothing and supplies for orphanages and villages. He serves with his wife Adelaide, his son Enoch, and daughter Debbie.

Ted Lozier: U.S. Ted is a church builder with Continental Baptist Missions. He works with churches helping with whatever they need: repairs, remodeling, and especially new construction. All along he models humble servant-hood and they involve themselves in the teaching, exhorting ministry. He serves with his wife, Janelle.

Wayne and Sue Royce: ABWE, South Africa. The Royces have been called by God to plant churches among the Xhosa-speaking people in the townships. In 2014, the Royces expanded their outreach by founding the Simanyene Center for the Disabled, a day program that serves students with disabilities in the township. Recognizing the need for more comprehensive care, they opened the Simanyene Residential Home in 2019, providing a full-time home for children and young adults from neglected or high-risk backgrounds. Wayne and Sue serve with their son, Craig.