MISSION PARTNERS

Rob & Eshinee Veith

Eshinee Veith has served with Lutheran Bible Translators since 2004 and works as their Director of Innovative Collaboration.

Eshinee came to an awareness of the profound need for Bible translation while a missionary with YWAM in the 1990s. In early 2011, she assumed the role of Linguist Exegete working towards a publishable Shiyeyi New Testament. In 2017, she became the training coordinator for all of Lutheran Bible Translators global work, identifying and implementing training needs for missionaries, international partners, and office staff.

Rob Veith serves as the Asia Area Director for United Adoration.

His work involves encouraging the local leaders and other Artist Missionaries in their work, lives, and faith. Networking with ministry leaders around the globe at conferences, schools, churches, etc. Pioneering new areas where UA hasn’t been established, and training new UA leaders. Equipping established UA communities to send and receive artist missionaries and collaborating with other UA Global Connectors and National Team Leaders to coordinate global efforts and strategies. (United Adoration)

Eshinee and Rob Veith

Elliot & Leah Chase

“We are full-time missionaries with YWAM Kona. We burn for people to know friendship with Jesus & for those who already know him to be on fire all of their days! We believe that when you see Jesus up close & for who he really is, it’s impossible not to lay down your life for his glory, whatever the cost! It is our joy to train missionaries and send them into the field and cannot wait to someday be sent as a family in missions.”

Leah and Elliot Chase

Jenny & Travis Copus

Jenny and Travis Copus

Kevin & Danielle Riley

Kevin and Danielle Riley connected with us during their time as missionaries with Tierra Nueva in Burlington. Through their time there they each discerned the call to step into full-time ministry, and in 2020 began the journey of serving pastorally out at Mount Baker Presbyterian Church in Concrete. The congregation is small cannot yet sustain full-time pastoral ministry, so our partnership remains important as they navigate serving the city of Concrete. The Rileys together have a vision for leaning into revitalization in Concrete by working in partnership with social services and non-profits, and offering spiritual renewal in worship.

Kevin and Danielle Riley