Regional Partners
Cammy Sim | UCCF & Navigators, Stirling
Cammy works with the Navigators in Stirling, helping people grow as followers of Jesus and develop disciple-making relationships. This is mainly worked out in overseeing the student small groups ministry and providing supporting and training for the Christian Union at Stirling University.
Marek Homoncik | SU Scotland
Centre Director at Lendrick Muir
Marek started as the Facilities manager at Lendrick Muir in 2014. Marek’s role involves ensuring this large 165 bed centre is well maintained as well as the 120 acre grounds. There is plenty to keep him busy! He leads the facilities team of staff and volunteers and their responsibilities include everything from building new en-suite bathrooms to cutting the grass or clearing the snow. Marek also took on the role as acting Centre Director in 2018 for an interim period. Marek leads a team of over 35 staff plus numerous volunteers. His dual role includes both the operational management and behind the scenes work which is absolutely vital to the witness of SU Scotland with thousands of children and young people.
Global Partners
Judy Homer | World Horizon, Wales
Judy is involved in the work of World Horizons which exists on behalf of places and people not yet prayed for, churches not yet planted and cross-cultural workers not yet sent. Her role involves teaching cross-cultural studies and other subjects on the annual training course offered at the World Horizons base in Wales, mentoring trainees, working with the HR department. Judy is also helping to develop new work in West Africa in partnership with the church in Burkina Faso and aims to travel out there once each year; family responsibilities permitting.
Carole Steedman | WEC International, Thailand
Carole, in her role as Elementary Head Teacher, is responsible for the care of 25+ staff and support workers and 200 children aged 5-12. Her job includes supervising and evaluating teachers, leading curriculum and staff development, and overseeing the welfare of the pupils, most of whom are TCKs (Third Culture Kids). The students come from many countries throughout the world creating a diverse and unique learning environment.
Shirley Worland | Chiang Mai University, Thailand
Shirley’s substantive position is as Lecturer and Counsellor in Faculty of Social Science, Chiang Mai University. In this position, she is uniquely placed to witness, disciple and mentor to young people from different nationalities and ethnic backgrounds. Shirley is also the founder and coordinator of Thoo Mweh Khee Graduate Fund which has facilitated many Karen and Pa’O refugee youth from Burma to study in international universities in Thailand. As the number of students graduating from these degrees increases, the outflow of changemakers to their refugee communities also increases, but more importantly, their faith journeys witness to those coming up behind. She lives on site in McKean Rehabilitation Centre which comes under the Church of Christ in Thailand where she also volunteers in a social work role in Dok Kaew Gardens, an aged care complex where most of the residents are Westerners.
Jean Moulds
God has worked in wonderful ways to build His Church in this Muslim-majority country. Yet many churches have little understanding of God’s calling to engage in mission. Along with an expat team, and local believers, I am involved in mobilizing and mentoring the Church to be involved in the Great Commission. This involves running mission seminars, retreats and mentoring programmes for adults and young people; preparing various forms of mission prayer material and mission material for young people, and running English Bible camps with short-term teams. A new initiative is to mobilize churches and others to work together to reach our province for Jesus.