Ruben Popet- Romania 

Ruben Popet and his wife Karen established Beraca Ministries Romania in 2000 to raise unwanted children. Since then, they have had 56 children through their orphanage. Many came into the program as infants and were able to stay until they turned 18.There are currently 10 children living at the orphanage. Karen went to her heavenly home in November of 2024. Ruben is currently living in the United States and stays involved with the orphange.  

Karen and Ruben Popet

Ramona Hands- Romania 

Ramona established Hope Romania, a Christian organization that provides food, clothing and medical needs to the impoverished in Romania. The organization work hands on in the poorest villages in Romania to share the gospel and help meet the needs of those who are struggling. 

Ramona

Pastor Beni-Romania

Beni established Efrata Baptist Church in Lujog, Romania. He has a heart to help feed the hungry, provide for widows, help those who can’t afford medication and so much more. 

Pastor Beni

Susan Howe-Uganda

Susan Howe is the Director of POSHU Projects of Self Help in Uganda (established in 2009). The organization helps refugee women by educating and teaching them how to improve their lives. They teach women English classes, how to garden, sewing, raising chickens and many other skills to help them flourish and succeed.

Susan Howe

 Tom Staaman- Honduras

Tom Staaman built and established City of Refuge in Honduras. It provides shelter, education, economic sustainability and growth. It’s also a hub where missionaries can minister to the people in Honduras. God has recently given Tom a vision to build more Cities of Refuge around the world.

Tom Staaman

Pastor Jimmy- Haiti
Pastor Jimmy started a bible college in Haiti. He has seen many young men graduate from his program. He also pastors many churches, does many outdoor bible classes for children and a feeding program through his church. 

Pastor Jimmy

Magen David Adom-Israel 

Magen David Adom has more than 1,000 paramedics, the largest provider of paramedics in Israel. They join the more than 32,000 volunteers who proudly represent Israel’s national EMS organization.

Because of their more extensive training, paramedics are typically assigned shifts aboard MDA’s Mobile Intensive Care Unit ambulances, which are used to treat the most seriously injured or critically ill patients. They are also certified to intubate patients to maintain respiration and administer a wide range of medications. Their teams respond to bombings, rocket attacks, and other mass casuality emergencies. 

 

Rod Kodavatikanti- India

Rod started Project Nehemiah to preach and teach the gospel of Jesus Christ, to provide food, shelter and education in India. They hold many large crusades to enable the gospel to be spread. Project Nehemiah also tarted King’s Kids which is a children’s rescue home for unwanted and abandoned children in India. 
 

Rod Kodavatikanti