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Lauren Nixon
Durban, South Africa
laurennixon@kunhymelahouse.com
Straight out of High School Lauren began working in the children’s and compassionate outreach ministry for a church in Durban, South Africa. It was in those 3 years that God started to prepare, mold and call her to a life of full time missions. This year she has moved to Mozambique to work in a small community outside of Maputo.
"I am passionate about God and His children, and about my continent and I believe that we can make a difference and change Africa. I want to spread love and hope to children who have none. I want to be the voice of those who cannot speak and the crutch of those who cannot walk. I want to make a difference."
Steve Vienne
Chicago, IL
stevevienne@kunhymelahouse.com
Having spent a bulk of his missions experience in Thailand, Steve has had a growing heart for youth ministry and for orphaned children. He hopes to bring his vast experience in construction to be utilized by the team in Mozambique.
Ian Krohn
Highlands Ranch, CO
iankrohn@kunhymelahouse.com
After graduating from the University of Colorado at Boulder, Ian joined a missionary organization in hopes of serving his calling to Africa. After a mission to South Africa and Mozambique he found his heart growing for the children of Mozambique and knew he had to be a part of God's movement there to end poverty, oppression and injustice. He is especially passionate about children's and sports ministry.
“The key to a Christian faith is sacrificial love; giving of ourselves in a way that forces us to relinquish our comfort for those who may never be able to pay such kindness back.”
Alexis Hudson
Douglasville, GA
alexishudson@kunhymelahouse.com
After graduating High School, Alexis joined a missionary organization in hopes to further her calling into missions in Africa. During the mission in Mozambique, her heart began to grow for the children of Mozambique and knew she needed to do something to help them. She is also has a passion for photography and working with children's ministry.
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