Heather is the GlobalFingerprints Congo Coordinator serving orphans in Congo.

Tannerand Vivian serve in the Philippines as church planters and Bible translators.

Joey and Emily disciple and train students at Ethnos360 Bible Institute. Ethnos360 offers Bible and cross-cultural training with the purpose of planting churches among people groups without the gospel.

Don and Kim moved to Canada in 2007 to serve among a First Nations people group in British Columbia. Oakwood continues to be a community of prayer support for them.

Phil and Elin serve the Mwinika people of Mozambique as church planters and translators. They also serve on the ministry leadership teams of Ethnos 360 around the world.

Brad serves as Senior VP of Ministry Expansion for the U.S. Navigators. His responsibilities include overseas missionary sending, ministry among refugees and immigrants in the U.S., international student ministry, as well as campus, military, and city ministries. Katy is on staff leading various project teams, as well as supporting the Board of Directors. 

Their Christian Orphanage, Esperanza Viva Youth Home, rescues, nurtures, and rehabilitates underprivileged, orphaned, abandoned, and street children and youth whose families are unable to provide for them.

Susie serves as a linguist, Bible translator, and church planter.

Tabitha is a Bible translator with a primary focus on Asian countries. She is also the Vice President of Translation Services for Wycliffe Associates.

Paul and Jenn are working to win college students to Christ, build them up in their faith, and send them out to do their part to help fulfill the Great Commission. Their main ministry is at Marquette University.

Jim is the founder and director of Deaf Mentoring Project. His mission is to help launch young adult Deaf/Hard of Hearing into a life of faith, friendship, and good work. Kelley is a prayer strategist.

Drew and Christine are based in Edinburgh, Scotland, and work with New International concentrating on soul care and TCK ministry.

Oakwood supports a couple who is leading a church-planting team in the MENA region. They are building cross-cultural relationships by tangibly ministering Christ's love among marginalized populations in their community, and sharing the good news of the gospel.

Oakwood also supports a couple in Central Asia who will be sharing the gospel with unreached and least-reached groups. They are currently in the language learning phase of their ministry.

Another couple Oakwood supports is dedicated to equipping new generations. This ministry uses a training process to make and multiply disciples through planting and reproducing churches. As God leads and directs, these grassroots leaders are going to the unreached and least-reached people groups in their countries.