Hannah and David serve in Medellin, Colombia. Hannah is a journalist and also helps with the local RUF-Global university ministry. David is an architect for the public sector and enjoys coming alongside Hannah in her ministry to students.

This couple works in a restricted access area where he pastors a local congregation and his wife works part-time in the community. He has been involved in various bi-vocational efforts through the years.

David and Patience are based in Kampala working with church planting, leading a missions ministry and co-directing a print and media business.

M and B have decided that God wants them to leave their jobs in the US and go with their children to work in a country where few missionaries are.

Tim and Veronica are acquiring training for ministry in a developing country.

T and M have felt God’s calling to live intentionally for the sake of the Gospel in the 10:40 Window.

ML will be serving in a restricted access country through working a part-time job, learning the language, and joining in local ministry.

Duncan has been called to serve in the Republic of Georgia in the capital city Tbilisi with the Unsung Arts Collective.

The LIGHT PROJECT aims to train and equip Japanese working Christians to merge their faith with their professional lives.

Tyler and Kristin Hardy are serving in Aberdeen, Scotland for three years, with Kristin pursuing a doctorate in Theological Ethics at the University of Aberdeen and a trauma counseling concentration at the Allender Center, and with Tyler working remotely for his Atlanta and Polish based company, Silicon Creations. Kristin will travel to Lviv, Ukraine once or twice per year to aid her research in moral trauma recovery so they can prepare to potentially serve in Lviv, Ukraine after graduation. In Aberdeen, they will be serving in the music, welcome team, and house group ministries to support the flourishing of the International Presbyterian Church at Trinity Aberdeen.

Jessica will be teaching English at either Instituto Franklin or one of the government-sponsored language exchange programs. Eric intends to contract independently as a consultant in his field(s) of expertise.

Using scientific expertise and musical talent to minister at a conference in Spain.

M and G are a couple from the Middle East called to plant a church in Europe.

Anna will serve with the Community Arts Tokyo through her abilities in organization and website design

Tim and Andrea Kay have been a part of the African Bible Colleges (ABC) and now are delighted to be serving the people of Africa through Edgewood Ministries and The 18.26 Network.

The Castaneda's will help train Scotland's next generation of pastors and ministry leaders as Ben will be teaching at Edinburgh Theological Seminary.

Tom is the Chief Operating Officer for Europe and the Middle East and Catalina serves on the 18.26 Network board as Finance Director.

T1 and T2 are rooted in southeast Asia with their three kids where they help publish a Christian magazine and video series, assist a local church and teach English.

Contribute to the 18.26 Network and you help us to support and care for vocational missionaries serving around the world.

James Wright serves as a tentmaker missionary in Tokyo, Japan, where he lives with his Japanese wife and four daughters. Professionally, he works as a Design Consultant, but his greater calling is gospel ministry.

JA is serving by working at a university, learning the language, and joining local kingdom work.

Conner will be teaching high school students and Makailey will serve by volunteering at the school, working with female students, and raising their two boys.

Hon and Chia have been called to serve in Japan where Chia will teach at a school for missionary children and Hon, a retired engineering manager, will support local ministry.

Going to Nagoya, Japan to help start a school for children of missionaries

Matthew presently serves, by the Lord’s abundant grace, as the pastor of that Presbytery’s mission church in Ghent, Belgium.

T & E are being used by God to reach people as they teach at a university and teach English.

A livelihood and job training project to address unemployment and poverty

Aimee is serving as an art and science teacher at Covenant Community School International in Chiba, Japan.