Mailis & Gerolf Wüst 

Mailis on pärist Eestist ja Gerolf Saksamaalt. Nad on rahvusvahelise organisatsiooni  New Tribes Mission (Uute Hõimude Misjon) misjonärid. Kui Jumal lubab, suunduvad nad 2010. a. alguses Paapua Uus-Guineale. Selles u. 6 milj. elanikuga riigis on üle 850 erinevat keelt kõneleva hõimu ja paljudel neist puudub veel emakeelne Jumala Sõna. New Tribes Missioni töö eesmärk on tõlkida Piiblit hõimurahvaste keeltesse ning rajada kogudusi. Mailis ja Gerolf loodavad ühineda misjonäride meeskonnaga Paapua Uus-Guinea Kõrgmaa (Highlands) piirkonnas ning aidata seal kaasa Piibli tõlkimisele ja õpetamisele, vajadusel ka kirjaoskuse õpetamisele.

Loe Wüsti palvekirja kevad 2010 siit.  

Jael Puusaag   - Bosnia

Jael was called by God from Estonia to be a missionary in Bosnia in 1997. After several years of preparation, she moved to Bosnia in 2000, where she works through friendship evangelism, child work, humanitarian work and with church plants in the local area. 

Anu Väliaho  - missionary to the Finno-Ugric peoples in Russia

Anu Väliaho has served the Ingrian Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Ural district since 1993, working among the ethnic Mari people.  While many Mari are nominally Orthodox, the ancient animistic religion remains the dominant religion. 

Liliann Keskinen  - missionary in Omsk

Liliann is from the central Estonian town of Põltsamaa.  After graduating from Tartu University in 1997, she went to study at the Finnish People's Mission Bible School where she received her calling to missions.  In 1999 a challenge was given to help the Ingrian Evangelical Lutheran Church in the Russian republic of Mordva.  Liliann accepted the challenge.

Family in a Muslim Nation

One Estonian hearing impaired family is working among deaf people in a muslim nation, as missionaries with the Estonian Christian Pentecostal Church.  Their work involves reaching the deaf through art, computers and children's work. 

Alexis Berg

Alexis Berg was born to be a count, the last heir of Sangaste castle in south Estonia.  Born in Estonia, he went with the Norwegian Lutheran China Mission in 1930 to central China where he suvived the war only to die as a martyr for Jesus Christ.

Evelina Soe, Youth With A Mission, Norway

Evelina Soe is from the village of Varstu in the far south of Estonia, however she is a member of the Tallinn Methodist Church.  Evelina works with Youth With A Mission in Norway, as a teacher in their mission school.

 The purpose of the mission school is to give young Christians training in their Christian faith and practical experience in Christian missions. 

Read Evelina's July 2008 prayer letter here.

Kaido and Eugenia Teesalu

Kaido and Eugenia are involved in church planting and organizing evangelistic outreach events in the city of Ulljanovsk, Venemaal.  They have two children, age 2 and 3.5.

The Teesalus family are missionaries from the Union of Estonian Free Churches.

Family in a Closed Country

Külvi and Christopf Unger, Whycliff Bible Translators

The Unger family works in translating the Bible for a western Eur-Asian language which has several million speakers.

Rael Leedjärv  - missionary to Kenya

The daughter of a Lutheran pastor, Rael has worked as a missionary in Kenya since 2004.  Her heart, however, she lost to Kenya in 1998 on her first visit.

A Couple in an Islamic Country

One young Estonian couple is serving among orphans in a predominantly Muslim country.  For security reasons it is not possible to give any specific information concerning their ministry.

Vitali and Margit Taks 

Area of Service: Russia, Scandinavia, Europe, Asia. The Taks' are missionaries to the deaf, providing seminars on the topics of marriage and family.

Ainar and Krista Kertsmik

Area of service:  Italy.   Krista is hearing impaired, Ainar is not.  They have two sons.  Their vision is to reach the deaf people of Italy and other southern European nations.

Evelyn Apinis, Youth With a Mission, Latvia

Evelyn has a degree in Social work and a heart to serve God with handicapped people, for whom she organizes evangelistic camps and small group work.