Ken's ministry focuses on the equipping and mentoring of individuals from the Spanish and English world for service in God's Kingdom globally. This involves teaching, conducting workshops and seminars, mentoring individuals in Latin America and Canada. Ken also serves as head facilitator and trainer for Simply Mobilizing, which provides education and coaching in missions for local churches. In Canada, he serves as the Spanish language coordinator, serves on the Regional Coordinating Team for Ontario, and he trains and supervises facilitators towards their accreditation in the program. In Latin America he serves as a coach for the expansion of Simply Mobilizing in Latin American countries.

Support Ken in his work to reach the lost.

Cam and Emily moved to Mexico in September 2023 to begin language study. Their goal is to partner with the national church to establish thriving indigenous churches in Mexico through linguistics and Bible translation.

Donnie started with New Life in 2003, and began his patient care ministry about 11 years ago. His official job is Patient Care Coordinator. He oversees the Patient Care Ministry, the Healing Home and any Medical Outreaches or Medical Seminars of New Life Foundation in Cambodia.

We got to know about him via Alice Roberts, (a former member, now deceased). She knew about Donnie and that he had had a terrible accident in Cambodia. He was in a motorcycle crash and was so badly injured that they essentially dumped his broken body into a wheelbarrow and wheeled him off to the nearest hospital expecting him to die. Our church got involved with a major prayer campaign and he was completely and miraculously healed. After that, we began to support him. Soon after marrying Sophea, he visited our church a number of years ago, but money is so short that visits back to Canada are few and far between. When asked , "How long do you expect to serve in missions?" his answer is “Indefinitely”.
Here is a completely committed couple who take the words of Matthew 25:35-36 very seriously.

In July, Karen was asked by NCEM leaders to leave Pine Ridge Bible Camp and work under the camp directors of Big River Bible Camp on a temporary basis. Karen accepted the direction given to her and is making the transition from one camp ministry to another.
Karen will also continue her ministry work at NCEM Headquarters once a week.

Please pray for Karen.
- That she would adapt to her new responsibilities with God's strength and purpose.
- She maintain a teachable attitude moving forward.
- Wisdom on how best to encourage those she meets on a daily basis.
- God would grant her good night sleeps.
- God would raise her financial support to a level that would allow her to be effective in the word God has called her to do.


Click here for more information on Karen.
Great missions stories to thrill your heart. Northern Lights
This was one of my favourites. Prayer

Amy is the Camp Program Director at Sandy Cove Bible Camp. She is a new addition to the missionaries that Olivet supports. Amy helped out with ministry at Olivet and we are so glad to see her continue in ministry. Please pray for Amy.

It turns out that God is not afraid of computers. Actually, God is using technology to get his "Good News" gospel message to the ends of the earth and Jeremy is a big part in making it work.
Jeremy works from the TWR Canada office in London, Ontario as the IT/IS Administrator and Special Projects Technician. This is a big title for a big responsibility.

TWR Projects

Malcolm is one of our local missionaries serving at Word of Life Canada as their Property Services Manager. He came to faith in Christ at the age of 17. He and his wife Lois continue to serve Christ faithfully.
Check out the link below for more information on Malcolm and how you can be part of his support team and ministry.

WOL Canada - Malcolm Postings

Jonathan serves in both an administrative position and a teaching position at the Word of Life Bible Institute.
Jonathan has a heart to reach the lost and especially the calling to develop the leadership in new generations needed to move the work of Christ forward.
He and his family call Olivet home and it is a delight to hear the stories of how God is working in their lives.

Follow the link below to find out ways to support Jonathan in prayer or in giving, or both.

WOL Canada - Jonathan Ward

Olivet Baptist supports New Life Camp because we are part owners in the camp and we believe in camping ministry as an outreach to the lost and hurting.

"New Day. New Start. New Life in Christ!
Above all else, we see the use of this camp property as a ministry. That is, our summer and snow camps along with the retreats are opportunities for us to share the Bible’s life-changing truths with children, teenagers and families. The good news of the gospel is that there is a God who created each person uniquely and loves them dearly. All of the pain and brokenness that we see in the world around us is the result of sin, a humanity that has rejected God’s perfect plan and tried to do things its own way. We believe that God shows us the way to live in the Bible and that this book has the power to give meaning and purpose to our lives, no matter what age we might be. Through Jesus Christ, we are saved from the power of sin and given a new life and a new hope for living in this crazy world."

Check out this amazing camp. New Life Camp

Heritage College & Seminary is committed to delivering excellence in Christian Higher Education through its innovative programming, rich campus life and modern facilities. As you interact with professors and fellow students in the classroom, small groups, chapel, and lounges, you’ll experience genuine community and develop lifelong friendships.

Heritage College & Seminary

Reaching out to our communities with good Christian programming. If you like music, you will love Life 100.3.

Station Profile

Olivet is reaching out to our neighbors in Quebec by being a "Partner" in a Francophone church plant. Check out the Mission's cork board at the church for more details.

Read more about the how you can help here.

"Seven Partners for Seven Years equals One Church Plant (7 x 7 =1)
Fellowship National will broker seven partners for seven years for each new Francophone church plant; each partnership shares in prayer, resources, work teams, and financial support.