Cru at Montana State has existed in Bozeman since 1969. They are a small part of a movement of people around the world who want to share Jesus with others.

• Their vision is to build spiritual movements everywhere so that everyone knows someone who truly follows Jesus.
• Their mission is to win people to Christ, build them up in their faith, and send them out to this hurting world to help fulfill God's Great Commission (Matthew 28:28-20).

They want to raise up Bobcats to help change the world! Click here for more information.

Mike and Julie Kelly serve with Cru's Native American ministry on the Montana State University campus in Bozeman. Their mission is to create communities of hope in Christ among Indigenous university students and faculty. For more information or to explore ways to get involved, please visit nationsmovement.com!

Scot and Carol Musser have been serving in Christian Education in Spain since 1998 and are currently working in Tres Cantos, Madrid. In partnership with Resourcing Christian Education International, and the Association Christian Schools in Spain, they are promoting the vision of starting multiple Christian schools in Spain. Scot and Carol helped found LIFE International School, where Scot served as the first Director of LIFE when the school opened in 2017. LIFE International School is one of only a couple of Christ-centered schools for Spaniards in Spain. Learn more about LIFE School.

Pastor Joey Chang and his wife, Heea, have served at Kake Memorial Presbyterian Church on the remote island of Kake, Alaska, since 2011. Joey felt called to be a full-time missionary through The Antioch Partners in 2019. Kake is a unique place with most of the population being Native Americans who have lived there for hundreds of years. This community of 550 people faces many challenges, including high-cost living, isolation, depression, substance abuse, and domestic violence. Joey and Heea are especially burdened by the passing of people who died without having salvation in Jesus.

Joey started a soup kitchen, “Peace of Kake,” which has served lunch to the whole community every Friday for the past nine years with a delicious meal, devotions, and fellowship. He also started a recovery program for people with addiction issues. Heea helps with the “Good News Club” and “Youth Café,” reaching out to younger children and teenagers. They recently opened the new KHOP (Kake House of Peace) Ministry with a Community Food Pantry and Cafe. They are now hoping and praying to train the young adults to become future Christian leaders for their community through an internship program. You can find more information about their ministry by clicking here.

Casa de Esperanza, which is overseen by Art and Brenda Koenes, is located in San Carlos, Mexico. Casa de Esperanza has become a year-round facility with two very different "seasons." In the winter, more than a dozen short-term mission teams from Canada and the U.S. come through taking part in a variety of hands-on missional experiences from work projects to street ministry, all in partnership with the local Mexican churches. In the summer, while some Canadian and American groups do brave the heat, Casa de Esperanza becomes a retreat center for the local Mexican churches. Art and Brenda continue to spend their summers farming outside of Bozeman and spend their winters serving in Mexico. Together they have created a strong foundation for leadership and mentoring in their team. More information can be found by clicking here.

Joe and Karyn Cavon served as missionary church-planters in Ankara, Turkey, since 2003. Throughout the years, Joe labored as an evangelist, teacher, and pastor at three different indigenous fellowships while Karyn used her spiritual gifts in evangelism, discipleship, and compassionately ministering to her Turkish siblings. They are now based in London, England, developing different types of outreach to share the Gospel with the large Turkish community there. Click here for more information on the Cavon's ministry.

Don and Janet Ekstrand serve at a retreat center called Yamanaka Chalet (YC) in Japan. YC is a retreat facility on a lake at the base of Mt. Fuji owned by SEND International. At the Chalet, they receive missionary families, Japanese pastors, church retreats, and campus workers with their students for times of rest, refreshment, and renewal. In urban Japan's extremely fast-paced, stressful lifestyle, the Chalet is a place where Christians can slow down and reflect on their lives with Christ and the grace he shows for everyday living. Their desire is for YC to be a place where those in ministry and those seeking God will find the grace and the sustaining power of the Spirit that brings peace to their daily lives.