God is at work in our world—and you’re invited to be part of it. At Grace Covenant, we believe every follower of Jesus has a role in sharing His love, hope, and good news, both locally and globally.

We invite you to keep exploring. Below you’ll discover opportunities to serve on a Grace Missions Team and learn more about the trusted ministry partners Grace Covenant Church is working with to share hope and make a lasting impact around the world.”

Join a Grace Missions Team and experience God at work as you serve, grow, and make a lasting impact—both in the world and in your own life. Click the button below to learn more about upcoming teams.

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Stacee’s ministry uses sports as a bridge to the Gospel, reaching people who may never initially step inside a church but are willing to gather on a volleyball court, basketball court, or football pitch. Her passion is to help develop healthy people—inside and out—by creating environments where athletics, relationships, discipleship, and faith intersect. 
She carries out that vision through sports camps, clinics, and partnerships with local athletic programs in her community. Stacee also works with local churches to help them understand the value of sports as an outreach tool and equips them to use athletics more intentionally to engage their communities. 
Most recently, she launched a Coaches’ Academy that trains coaches to go beyond developing athletic ability and become transformational leaders who positively shape the character, faith, and lives of the athletes they influence. 

Elizabeth is based in Belmopan, Belize, where she serves as the Foursquare Caribbean NextGen Director. Her passion is to see people of all ages equipped and empowered to discover and walk in the gifts God has placed within them. She works alongside pastors and leaders throughout the Caribbean to develop strategies that engage, disciple, and empower the next generation to follow Jesus and live out their calling. 
Elizabeth is also the founder of Yasha Home, a transitional home in Belize that provides support, stability, and opportunity for young women aging out of government care as they move toward healthy, independent adulthood. 

The Prestons’ mission is to equip and release African pastors, church planters, and missionaries to reach Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, and the world. In partnership with the Foursquare Missions Department in Côte d’Ivoire, they train and develop emerging leaders through the School of Mission, preparing them to plant churches and advance the gospel in communities across the region. 
They also empower entrepreneurs to develop creative, sustainable business solutions that serve their communities, create economic opportunity, and open doors for relationships through which the love of God can be shared. 

The heart of Matt and Anna’s ministry is to see people loved, healed, equipped, and sent. Believing deeply in the transforming power of the Gospel, their focus on making disciples through intentional relationships and helping people live out their faith in everyday life. 
In partnership with the Dominican Foursquare Church movement, they work through small-group environments to equip and empower believers to disciple others in their homes, workplaces, churches, and communities. They also help host and facilitate mission teams that come alongside the local church with a focus on growth, discipleship, leadership development, and multiplication

Daniel and Yolanda’s mission is to restore hope and rebuild lives by offering free resources and services through a community of “healed helpers”—people who have experienced healing themselves and are now equipped to walk alongside others on their journey toward wholeness. 
They founded Dream Center Esperanza to mobilize resources and provide practical support for individuals and families facing challenges such as addiction, domestic abuse, homelessness, and poverty. 
They also pastor Raíces (Roots), a local church that helps connect the people they serve to discipleship, spiritual care, meaningful relationships, and a lasting church community.

Paul and Marie are the MENACA (Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia) regional coordinators. They serve the field by overseeing workers in some of the world's most unreached and least-reached nations. They also coordinate strategically with national leaders in these nations to plant new churches and small groups and help workers strategically access places often hostile to the gospel.
 

Compassion First works to prevent human trafficking, care for survivors, and strengthen systems of protection in Indonesia. Their approach provides personalized, trauma-informed support for girls rescued from sex trafficking while also addressing the conditions that leave individuals and communities vulnerable to exploitation. 
Their work focuses on three key areas: 

• Prevention: Compassion First invests in community development through scholarships, entrepreneurship opportunities, community centers, and other resources that strengthen vulnerable families. They also place trained staff in strategic transit locations, including ports, to help identify and intervene when girls are at risk of being trafficked. 
• Survivor Care: Girls who have been rescued receive individualized, trauma-informed care through secure, 24/7 residential homes or community-based programs when they have a safe home environment to return to. The goal is long-term healing, restoration, and a healthy path forward. 
• Government Collaboration: Compassion First works closely with law enforcement, prosecutors, port authorities, and government agencies to strengthen investigations, interventions, survivor advocacy, and coordinated efforts to combat trafficking. 

Convoy of Hope is a faith-based humanitarian organization committed to serving people who are hungry, impoverished, and hurting around the world. Their mission is to bring help and hope through practical expressions of compassion, while treating every person with dignity and care.

Convoy of Hope serves communities through initiatives such as children’s feeding programs, community outreach, disaster response, and long-term development efforts. By partnering with local churches, businesses, civic organizations, and government agencies, they are able to respond strategically to immediate needs while helping strengthen communities for the future.

Their work is guided by core values including love, dignity, service, excellence, integrity, unity, partnership, hope, and advocacy—all reflecting their commitment to changing lives through kindness.

Foursquare Disaster Relief (FDR) serves communities affected by disaster and humanitarian crisis by meeting both physical and spiritual needs. Rooted in the biblical call to care for those who are hungry, vulnerable, and hurting, FDR works to bring help, hope, and the love of Christ in moments of crisis.

Their work focuses on three key areas:

• Immediate Aid: When disaster strikes, FDR quickly mobilizes funding, supplies, and local resources to establish distribution centers and provide essential relief to affected communities. 
• Spiritual Care: FDR equips pastors and ministry leaders with crisis-response training so they can provide compassionate care, prayer, and the peace and hope of Christ in the midst of tragedy and loss. 
• Long-Term Solutions: FDR remains engaged beyond the initial emergency, helping communities recover, rebuild, and receive the ongoing support needed through prolonged humanitarian crises. 

Foursquare Missions International (FMI) partners with the global Foursquare movement to make disciples of all nations, going wherever God leads to bring the love and hope of Jesus to the world.

FMI sends and supports more than 300 missionary workers worldwide, including individuals, couples, and families serving across diverse cultures and contexts. A significant focus of their work is reaching unreached people and places where there is little or no access to the Gospel.

FMI also invests in developing local leaders, planting churches, and strengthening indigenous church movements so that disciples are equipped to make disciples within their own nations, cultures, and languages. Their goal is not simply to send missionaries, but to help multiply sustainable movements of the Gospel around the world.

The Joshua Fund (TJF) is dedicated to blessing Israel and her neighbors in the name of Jesus, drawing inspiration from God’s promise in Genesis 12:1–3.
The organization serves as an educational and ministry resource, helping Christians better understand God’s heart for the people of Israel and the surrounding nations. Through teaching, resources, and strategic engagement, The Joshua Fund seeks to equip, inform, and encourage believers around the world to pray, give, and participate in ministry throughout the region. 

Deyanira serves as the National Leader of Foursquare Dominican Republic and pastors a local church with a strong vision for church planting, community outreach, and multiplication.

She is helping lead efforts to strengthen and expand the Foursquare movement throughout the Dominican Republic by developing leaders who can pastor, plant churches, and reach new communities with the Gospel.

Grace Covenant is partnering with Deyanira and the national church to help develop a leadership development strategythat will equip emerging leaders and create a stronger pathway for sustainable church multiplication across the country.

Their ministry is passionate about Jesus, worship, outreach, and developing leaders who are equipped to share the Gospel and serve their communities. LifeNet is also a uniquely diverse church community, bringing together people from approximately 20 different people groups.

A growing focus of their ministry is to encourage, equip, and train leaders for church planting throughout Belize. Through leadership development, discipleship, and multiplication, Kudzai and Tanya are helping raise up pastors and church planters who can establish healthy churches in new communities across the country.

Samaritan’s Purse serves children around the world through Operation Christmas Child, delivering gift-filled shoeboxes to children in need while sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Through partnerships with local churches and ministry leaders, these gifts become more than a moment of generosity—they create opportunities to demonstrate God’s love, share the hope of the Gospel, and connect children and families with local churches and ongoing discipleship.

Yasha Home exists to provide a safe, supportive environment for young women in Belize who are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation. Through person-centered care, the home helps each young woman grow in stability, confidence, life skills, and hope for the future.

The name Yasha comes from a Hebrew word meaning “safe, free, delivered, bring salvation, and gain victory.” That meaning captures the vision of the ministry: to create a place where young women can experience safety and restoration, be empowered to develop into healthy adults, and ultimately become women who make a positive difference in their communities.