Paul Davis, ABWE President

Paul and his wife, Martha, have served in pastoral ministry since 1989. In their lifetime of ministry, they have led church plants, Christian schools and dynamic ministry teams. Additionally, they have given oversight to children’s, youth and college/career ministries. They enjoy pace-setting leadership as well as serving as educators, conference speakers and ministry trip facilitators.

In 2017, Paul became the seventh president of ABWE. Today, Paul and Martha are working hard to meet, support, and encourage the ABWE global team, striving to embolden gospel-centered churches to become sending and supporting churches, connecting God-enabled donors to the visionary projects of our fields, and humbly working to build, heal and reignite relationships with ABWE partners past, present and future. They have four adult children who are maturing believers in Jesus Christ.

Oscar & Ana Maria Campos

Oscar and Ana María have served for 42 years in evangelism, pastoral ministry, missions, leadership and Seminary training in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Spain, Cuba, Israel, Chile and USA. But their ministry base for about 30 years has been Guatemala and the Central American Theological Seminary. Ana María has also expanded her women Bible studies to several countries and published her own materials. With Christar International they serve in missions’ mobilization to the least reached and in the last 5 years the Lord has directed them to organize and coordinate the “Islam study program for missions.”  They have 3 children and 5 grandchildren, all in Texas.

Lucas & Jamie Orner Family

Lucas and Jamie Orner served in Krasnoyarsk, Russia for 17 years with their kids: Sam (18), Sophie (15), Daniel (13), and Peter (9). They were involved in evangelism and discipleship among Tuvans, an unreached people group in Siberia. In the summer of 2025, they found out that Lucas’s residency had been canceled. They are currently seeking the Lord for their next steps in ministry.

Jim & Paula Roberts

Jim and Paula Roberts have served with Wycliffe Bible Translators for 38 years.  Both Jim and Paula attended Moody Bible Institute.  They spent 16 years in Peru where Jim first served as pilot, then as field director.   They moved to Dallas where Jim has served in administration and global leadership roles.  Most recently Jim guides the global strategy and innovation team that is focused on starting Bible translation projects for people groups without first Scripture.  Paula has served in children’s education across their decades long service.  Jim and Paula have four sons and nine grandchildren.

Rylie

My name is Rylie, and I’ve attended East White Oak my whole life. Growing up at East White Oak, I learned the importance of missions and the need for the gospel among all peoples. I’ve joined several short-term trips at East White Oak, including Cedine Bible Camp and Tanzania. Most recently, I went to Mongolia with Pioneers, where I experienced ministry among an unreached people group. My desire is long-term, cross-cultural missions, and I’m excited to share the passion that the Lord has given me for missions and my love for the unreached!

Zander

I am currently going to Ethnos 360 Bible Institute. At school, I am studying the Bible as a full-time student with the current plan to become an overseas missionary to a people without access to the gospel. For work, I am a school bus driver and, if I have time, I sleep as a hobby.

Kurt Busenitz, RHMA

Kurt and Denna Busenitz met at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago.  They served as church planters for over 20 years with Rural Home Missionary Association helping to establish gospel-centered churches in several ranching communities in Nebraska.  Three years ago they moved to RHMA’s home office in Morton where Kurt serves as the Director of Church Planting and Denna serves as the Mission Ministries Assistant with a special focus on shepherding rural ministry wives.