Wednesday, December 5, 2007

World Christian Partnership


Brian Hogan
Church Planting Trainer, Youth With a Mission, Malta

Brian and his wife Louise, have served in missions since 1987. From the Navajo Tribe to Outer Mongolia, their passion has been to see Jesus glorified and lifted up among those who have never known Him.

From 1993-1996 their team pioneered a church planting movement in Erdenet, Mongolia that continues to grow under fully indigenous leadership to this day. Their Mongolian disciples are now training and sending out their own missionaries to other unreached people groups. The story of the work in Erdenet can be read in the case study article - "Mongols Follow the Khan of Khans" - included in the 1999, third edition of Perspectives on the World Christian Movement: A Reader, ed. Winter & Hawthorne (William Carey Library).

Brian and Louise have four children: Melody, Mollyanne, Alice, and Peter.


Currently this family makes their home in Northern CA where Brian manages the YWAM Church Planting Coaches office. In addition, he coordinates the Church Planting Coaches activities in East and Southeast Asia, and Europe. Brian travels extensively conducting workshops and seminars on cross-cultural church planting skills and Frontier Missions. Brian serves on the European Frontier Mission Leadership Team.


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