Christian Educators Outreach

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“Description of european missons during the year ended june 30, 2014, christian educators outreach (ceo) provided funding and other support for the following missions in europe: the bohalls ceo provided the bohalls with over $25,000 as well as ongoing mentoring and professional development. During the year ended june 30, 2014, thomas foley, executive director, visited on site in croatia several times. The bohalls are engaging in church leadership and outreach to young people through work with their church's youth group, leadership in their annual summer camp which serves students from across croatia, and a sports outreach ministry. Doug and lea coppage in the ministry year ended june 30, 2014, ceo provided approximately $39,000 to the coppages for their ministry in hungary. Along with their high school age daughter, karen, they live and serve in vac, which is 30 minutes north of budapest. Their ministry was to high school and elementary school students as well as adults through english instruction. They are also active in the deaf community through volunteering at a deaf school and serving as a participant/advisor to the deaf church in budapest. Additionally, they are active in sports ministry as doug is a coach for a youth baseball team and completed a new a baseball field in cooperation with the city. They were visited on site several times in the fiscal year. Laszlo and keri nemeth ceo provided approximately $22,000 for the work of the nemeths in budapest. Laszlo is the founding pastor of the south budapest church. The nemeths have been associated with ceo since the beginning of our work. Their church serves southern budapest neighborhoods near the airport and their outreach includes the homeless, prostitutes and orphans. Kevin and alyssa walker the walkers are now in ministry transition, serving temporarily in congo. Ceo provided approximately $62,000 to kevin and alyssa walker, who served at a bible school and seminary in osijek, croatia. They provided theological education to students from three countries and were engaged in church support in croatia. Alyssa also served as development director at the school. Kathryn polanec ceo provided approximately $5,000 to kathryn's ministry to university students in budapest, hungary. Kathryn served as an english teacher and participated in several outreaches through an organization whose goal is to teach volunteerism. She was active in a downtown church that was an outreach to english speaking expats. Kathryn was visited more than 10 times during the year in budapest. During the year, the organization incurred travel costs of approximately $6,500 for the executive director to make site visits to ministry partners.”

“Description of sub-saharan african missions during the year ended june 30, 2014, christian educators outreach (ceo) provided funding and other support for the following missions in south africa: josh and abby davis ceo provided over $38,000 to the davises for their ministry in south africa in support of the church they helped start in mossell bay. They are the outreach leaders and have a weekly ministry bringing hope to patients in an aids clinic. From this ministry has grown an initiative that teaches the poor how to grow a vegetable garden to improve their family's nutrition, especially important for those on hiv medication. This ministry has opened many doors for relationship and the sharing of the gospel.”