International Workers

International Workers

Our International Workers

As members of The Alliance Canada, we are committed to spreading the message of hope in Jesus Christ to regions of the world where His presence often isn’t known. We partner with individuals who are passionately engaged in the mission of sharing Jesus’ teachings by being respectfully immersed in other cultures through living, loving, and doing life with the people in their new community. 

Caleb and Amie Poole, serving in South Africa (YWAM)

Caleb and Amie are involved with Youth With A Mission in South Africa. Their work on the continent focuses on discipleship, biblical training, sports ministry, and equipping marginalized and developing disadvantaged communities. Formerly, both Caleb and Amie worked in Canadian schools and can bring the skills gleaned in the classroom to aid struggling communities in further healing from years of racial injustice. 

Caleb and Amie deeply love Africa and are passionate about helping others develop a desire to see this continent thrive. They make it a priority to take teams of young people further north into Africa. One of their great joys is the opportunity to spend time in various African nations teaching the Bible and providing educational training. They desire to see Africa continue to flourish with Christ at the centre.  

Danny & Vera Kuranji, serving in Novi Sad, Serbia

Danny and Vera were both born, raised, and married in Serbia. During their first year of marriage, they immigrated to Canada; all four of their children are Canadian citizens. Sara and Tamara live in Canada with their families, and Filip and Amenda live in Serbia with their families. 

Although Danny and Vera were raised as Christians, they experienced a spiritual renewal during their first years living in Canada. During this time, they felt God calling them to return to their homeland to share the Gospel. They left their business in Canada behind and returned to Serbia in 1986. 

The fruit of the Kuranjis’ ministry is bountiful. They have led refugees, people living in poverty, and those without hope to Jesus. Their church plant, Christian Fellowship, has birthed other daughter churches. 

They also minister to the terminally ill and their families, a ministry that has opened many opportunities to touch individuals and families. The Kuranjis also run successful rehab centres for men and women addicted to drugs. 

What the Kuranjis love most about being international workers is seeing lives changed; a ministry life excites them despite any challenges they might face. Although there are difficulties, the price they pay seems so small compared to the final results: making a difference.

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