George Zarris Family
Kerdoe Dwanyen loved school. As the firstborn son of his father’s second wife, Kerdoe made his father proud with his early scholastic achievements. That all changed in 1985 at age 13 during seventh grade when Kerdoe’s father died. “I nearly [...]
Paul Hattaway’s life was a mess, and he knew it! The dire state of Paul’s homelife was unimaginable. His father was hard-working and honest, but detached. Paul often received severe beatings with a belt that left him black and blue, but he [...]
Walter was a carnival (carny) man. Following in the footsteps of his Roma (Gypsy) ancestors, who emigrated from Europe to the United States in 1900, Walter learned by osmosis how to “hustle” from his traveling-carnival father and fortune-te [...]
The newest member of CRI’s La Luz Latina radio staff radiates the joy of the Christian life with his infectious smile and effervescent spirit. Confident, creative, and passionate, Caleb Delgado is the kind of energetic young man that every [...]
NOT IN VAIN Dean Senning was searching. He had spent his youth in a rural Methodist church in Grundy Center, Iowa, but by age 20, he knew something was missing! The Gospel message at his great-grandmother’s funeral and the words of Jesus i [...]
When missionaries Jerry and Rachel Wyatt moved to Tanzania in 2009 to assist Jerry’s missionary father at the church his father had planted in Morogoro, no one could have envisioned what God was planning to do with this young couple. Alread [...]
BURUNDI A Tower is Born Missionary Gregg Schoof is a technical guru. His mind thrives on the challenges of mathematical, mechanical, and computer complexities. The more intricate the problem, the more fixated his focus becomes. When Gregg a [...]
Randy DeMoville (pictured on the left) is a motivated man—intelligent, passionate, and consumed with the work of the ministry. Raised in a broken home from the age of five, Randy knew nothing about God or church until age 12, when his fathe [...]
What draws a man to a distant land to dedicate his life to a foreign people? What holds him there when the novelty fades, the strangeness grates, and the weariness over-whelms? No vague altruistic inclinations drew missionaries to the Phili [...]
Pastor Jose Alderete and Pastor Yunes had been soul winning in the slums of Tres Marías, Famaillâ, Argentina, for several weeks. The utter hopelessness of this barrio (rife with delinquency, drugs, and alcohol) was shocking, but nothing roc [...]
