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Harvest Mission International (HMI)

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As Christ has called us to 'make disciples of all nations' (Matthew 28:19), we value the importance of the local church making an impact in its surrounding community and the nations for the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Harvest Mission International (HMI) is our outreach ministry, committed to planting churches, sending short-term mission teams, and partnering with missionaries locally and abroad. We currently have church plants in Austin, Jakarta, Tangerang, Hong Kong, and Detroit.

Past Projects

Harvest Mission International (HMI) is committed to participating in short-term missions projects. By sending out teams to serve in a cross-cultural missions environment, it is our hope that kingdom workers will be trained to serve the body of Christ and to commit to life-long involvement in world missions. As team members learn to selflessly serve and support local churches, they have the opportunity to witness how God is working in other parts of the world. Here are a selection of past short-term teams that we have sent:

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Peru1999-2005, 2016-2024
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Chicago2014, 2022
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Jordan2018-2020
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Indonesia2012
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AA & Detroit2009
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India2006-2008
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Kenya2002
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Mexico1998

Supported Workers

Partnership is critical as we strive to reach the nations with the Gospel message. We know that missions cannot be done by a sole missionary, but that it is our privilege to participate in God's work around the world through our prayers and financial support.

Robert & Karyn Barriger
Camino De Vida, PeruRobert & Karyn Barriger
Robert and Karyn Barriger founded Camino de Vida church in Lima, Peru in 1989. They desire to build up the local church as an instrument of God to make himself known as the hope for this world.
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Eric & Tina Yee's family
HMCC of JakartaEric & Tina Yee
Pastor Eric and Tina Yee helped to plant the HMCC of Jakarta church in 2015. Originally both members of HMCC of Ann Arbor, both felt lead to bring the Gospel to unreached people in Indonesia in 2010. Their desire is to see people’s lives transformed, redirected to God’s purposes, and set out to transform the world for the glory of God.
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Sam & Sunghyun Beck's family
HMCC of DetroitSam & Sunghyun Beck
Pastor Sam and his wife Sunghyun were called to lead the HMCC Detroit church in 2017 with a mission to see redemption, reconciliation, and restoration in families, communities, and systems as gospel infiltrates the city.
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John & Ester Eom's family
HMCC of TangerangJohn & Ester Eom
In 2009 Pastor John moved to Indonesia with a team to plant HMCC of Indonesia. In 2014 he became pastor of HMCC of Tangerang.
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Southeast AsiaAlex & Noel
Alex & Noel are supported workers in Southeast Asia, focused on outreach to unreached people groups in their area. Their hope is to see disciple-making movements among the many unreached peoples who live around them.
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Muslim Bridge BuildersTimothy & Miriam Harris
In 2006, Pastor Tim and Miriam were led to do the work of "Bridge-Building" with Muslims and Christians. They build relationships and share the gospel with Muslims both in the US and internationally, and train and mobilize Christians to love their Muslim neighbors.
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East AsiaT & J
T & J were sent out from HMCC of Ann Arbor to serve in an East Asian nation as missionaries in 2024.
Middle EastBrother R
For the past 15 years, Brother R has been serving the needy and vulnerable in the Middle East through humanitarian work, evangelism, and discipleship. He primarily serves the Syrian refugee, Sabian, and Muslim populations.
Middle EastBrother H
This supported worker in the Middle East focuses on evangelism inside Syrian refugee camps, bringing people the Gospel and humanitarian aid. Due to the sensitive nature of his work, he remains anonymous.
Frontier HopeDavid Yang
After pastoring local churches for 40 years in the US, David Yang and his wife have moved to Asia to focus on training and equipping the next generation of pastors and house church leaders in countries where the Gospel has not yet spread.
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