James Courter ('06) and his wife Rachael serve as AG missionaries in Haiti since 2009. They are also medical professionals (physical therapist, physician assistant). The organization they co-founded, Arise Haiti, partners with the indigenous church in pastoral/leadership training, church planting, compassion ministries and children's initiatives.   

Retired missionaries, Gerald ('88) and Donna Johnson, have preached for over 53 years. They currently minister in Las Vegas, Nev., among a large population of homeless people. Liberty Theological Seminary recently awarded them honorary doctoral degrees.

Ken ('04) and Kay Mayo have served since 1977 with Wycliffe Bible Translators in administrative and training roles while working in numerous countries in the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia. Over the past 10 years Ken maximized his AGTS training to help develop leaders and translation project managers. The couple plans to retire in May to Tallahassee, Fla.

U.S. Amy Chaplain (Major) Sean Moore ('03) was selected to attend the U.S. Army Family Life Chaplain Training Center in Fort Hood, Texas. As part of the training, he earned an M.S. in Counseling Psychology at Texas A & M University--Central Texas campus--in Killeen, Texas. Sean serves as the Family Life Chaplain for a U.S. Army garrison in Bavaria, Germany. 

Andréa Snavely ('98) completed a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis in 2013. His dissertation entitled, Life in the Spirit: A Post-Constantinian and Trinitarian Account of the Christian Life, will be published by Pickwick. He serves as professor in Bible and Theology at Global University in Springfield, Mo. 

Greg Stone ('95) recently concluded 16 years as lead pastor at Jesus Assembly of God in St. Peter, Minn. He is moving to become the associate pastor of Jewish ministries at Gateway Church in Dallas, Texas, which has five locations in the Dallas/Ft. Worth. Read more.