Missions

Go therefore and make disciples of all nations

Matthew 28:19

As a church, our motto is “For South Wichita, Sent To The World.” Our heart is to be IN and FOR  South Wichita, while at the same time continually sending people out to the nations, fulfilling the Lord’s Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20. If you walk into our sanctuary you will notice the flags of different countries hung all around the room. We always want to be mission-focused at SouthLife, whether that means going across the street or going across the world! We are partnering with long-term missionaries in: prayer, finances, and through sending short-term teams to various places to support and come alongside the workers on the ground.

If you have any questions, prayer requests, or thoughts please email us at hello@southlifechurch.org.

Active Missionaries

Ryan and Logan

Ryan and Logan are missionaries from the midwest that God has called to Southeast Asia, specifically Thailand and Myanmar. They desire to see Buddhist people come to faith in Jesus. They have 2 children, Aspen and Isaac.

Their heart is to live within Buddhist people groups, see families come to faith in Jesus, and make disciples.

Nicole and Moses

“Nicole” and “Moses” are in West Central Africa leading worship at a local church, hosting worship nights, discipling people of all ages with two teenager disciples living with them. They have a passion for worship and prayer and a desire to see the area erupt in praise to the King of Kings. They are working on establishing relationships through creating disciples to build a school of worship.

Charles (CD)

Charles (CD) is serving as part of Multiply's Middle East North Africa team, a network of indigenously led ministries across the Middle East and North Africa. This team is focused on equipping national believers for evangelism, discipleship and the multiplying of churches in the region.
Charles is recruiting followers of Jesus to reach Muslims in the Arabian peninsula by organizing rock climbing expeditions. This serves as a first contact with the people and culture, inviting participants to then discern long-term engagement.

Carmen

Carmen serves alongside Siriwan and Wichian Trakunhan, national partners leading the Naomi House discipleship center and social enterprise. Naomi House serves marginalized people groups from Northern Thailand, including released juvenile offenders and oppressed women and families. She lives with her husband, Andy, and their family in Wichita, Kansas.