Dr. Piotr Gasiorowski is an anointed church leader committed to serving the Wesleyan Church and congregations of Poland. He and his teams are responding to the crisis in Ukraine that has brought enormous suffering to the people by driving supplies across the border. The Church is a powerful vehicle of hope in a world that is ravaged by war. Watch our video to learn more.
Willerup changes lives by being active in mission locally. Our local schools needed help! We moved toward the need.
Learn more about our Childhood Literacy Initiative as we challenge children to read throughout our global community with our Study Bunny pals.
24 Mission Partners
CART: Cambridge Area Resource Team (Local)
We believe that there is no singular answer to helping families in need--every little bit helps when it comes to making an impact. There are many meaningful ways you can help us succeed in our mission.
Cambridge Area Resource Team, will strive to provide confidential assistance that brings together resources to our neighbors (Individuals/Families/Elderly/Homeless) in our local Cambridge community to help meet their basic human needs.
Jon & Kathy Christiansen (Zimbabwe)
God made you to share the Gospel with a world in need. But finding your place in His great plan isn’t always easy, and you shouldn’t have to do it alone.
At TEAM, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all missionary roles. Our missionaries are artists, doctors, pastors, teachers, baristas, farmers and just about anything else you can imagine. TEAM experts will help you explore your passions and find opportunities where you can thrive. And that’s just the beginning...
Catharine Coon (Uganda)
Hope Alive! is a relief and development project focused on orphans and fragile families. Begun in 2002, the project works in the slums of Kampala, in the poor, rural areas around the town of Masaka in southwestern Uganda, and in two areas in northern Uganda, Koro and Koch Lii, which were hard hit by the devastating 20-year war.
Hope Alive! works closely with local churches to share the Gospel and love of Christ with these children and their families and to break the cycle of poverty plaguing them.
Owen & Staci Cooper (US)
Owen and Staci, along with their seven children, serve at Living Word Fellowship in Whitewater, WI. Owen serves as the Year-on-Missions Manager with Tentmakers that equips and empowers disciples of Jesus to live out their God-given calling while transforming culture through Christ, one relationship at a time living their lives on mission to the community and by leading others to bring out their Christ-honoring best pursuing lifelong learning, and by seeing work and ministry as one.
Gideons International (World)
The Gideons is a Bible distribution ministry which serves the world by providing copies of the Bible to hospitals, hotels, universities, the military, and just about everywhere else!
Jefferson County Jail (Local)
Ken and Ellie Schemenauer along with Judy Vasby lead Bible studies at the jail on Thursday evenings at the Jefferson County Jail.
For more information please contact pastor@willerupumc.org
Open Doors (World)
For over 60 years, Open Doors has worked in the world's most oppressive countries, empowering Christians who are persecuted for their beliefs. Open Doors equips persecuted Christians in over 60 countries world-wide through programs like Bible and Gospel Development, Women and Children Advancement and Christian Community Restoration.
Chad and Kathleen Selje (US)
Chad, Kathleen and their three children live in Minneapolis, MN. Chad serves as the City Director for the Navigators in Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN where he leads 55 staff serving a variety of urban ministries. Students and young adults continue to be his main focus. Added are opportunities to partner with local churches to increase Navigator impact among the under resourced and immigrant populations in the Twin Cities.
Thompson Correctional Center (US)
Thompson is located in Cambridge, WI. Ministry is done with inmates during their incarceration as well as their families--especially for individuals who are ready to be released back into society. Dale Koplin and Ken Schemenauer lead Bible Study Monday nights.
For more information, please contact pastor@willerupumc.org
Missionaries in Foreign Places (World)
Willerup supports missionaries in countries where their identities must remain protected. These specific missionaries work with pastors and university students, business people and in foreign governments. Some of these missionaries influence hundreds of thousands of Christians in more than 50 different countries.
Jason and Tracey Whitlock (US)
Jason and Tracey serve with Youth With a Mission are involved with Youth Ministry and drug prevention in an area hit hard by the opioid epidemic. They work closely with addicts and get them to rehab. They also work with people of all ages that suffer from addictions, poverty, and hopelessness. They run a 5 month training school called DTS (Discipleship Training School) what helps people know God and make Him known. Their outreach targets the unreached people in Asia and the Himalayan Region. They are connected with the disaster relief in Haiti, Nepal and flooded areas of the US.
Ruby's Pantry: Jefferson County (Local)
The last Wednesday of each month, Ruby's Pantry serves the area with what is called sustainable surplus food items. These food items are surplus items--not items nearing expiration dates--but items that are available to anyone. There is a $20 co-pay for each share and registration i
Children of Promise (Haiti and other nations around the world.)
In June of 1992, Children of Promise was officially established “…to be an extension of the local congregation in the village or city. It is designed to provide long-term relationship between the church members and the children and their families, rather than between an organization and a child. It is a holistic approach in which we want to impact a child’s life over an extended period of time.” Four core needs were identified as the focus of partnership: Christian nurture, nutrition, education, and medical care.
Caleb & Laura Cook (US)
Campus Crusade for Christ (CRU).
Our purpose is helping to fulfill the Great Commission in the power of the Holy Spirit by winning people to faith in Jesus Christ, building them in their faith and sending them to win and build others.
We help the body of Christ to do evangelism and discipleship in a variety of creative ways.
We are committed to the centrality of the Cross, the truth of the Word, the power of the Holy Spirit and the global scope of the Great Commission.
Cru offers spiritual guidance, resources and programs tailored to people from all cultures in every walk of life.
Kathy Coon (US)
One Mission Society (OMS) unites in partnership with more than 200 organizations and denominations.
Our one mission is to see the Gospel of Jesus Christ spread throughout the world, resulting in the greatest number of disciples made.
We want to see God glorified in all that we say and do - to help fulfill the Great Commission.
Our vision is to reach at least one billion people with the Gospel by 2026. You can make a difference in this global effort to multiply disciples, churches, leaders, and missionaries.
Work with OMS transcends generations, ethnicities, and cultures.
Les and Karla Ely (US, East Asia)
Les and Karla are serving the LORD with Navigators. They are based in Seattle, Washington and travel to East Asia and Mongolia providing staff care for teams there. When in Seattle, they lead a team that reaches various ethnic communities through evangelism and discipleship, while training and mentoring young people to go into the nations with the Gospel message.
Steven and Jessica Grahmann (US)
The Grahmanns serve with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. Their work is primarily with undergraduate college students. They also have a ministry with Native Americans on campus.
Nkemba and Mbwizu Njungu (Belize)
The Ndjungus are United Methodist missionaries from the Republic of Congo who currently serve in Belize. Rev. Nkemba is on the Board of Global Ministries of the United Methodist Church. He is serving with MCCA the Belize, Honduras District as a pastor, trainer and mentor. Mbwizu assists him.
Oddmund Petterson (Norway)
Oddmund is a Field Coordinator for Seed Company, an affiliate of Wycliffe Bible Translators. His job is to give writing advice and technical support to those who are working on new language projects. Most of his contact is through computer correspondence from Norway. He takes short trips monthly to work sites.
Allen and Dori Swensen (US)
The Swensons serve with Ethnos 360, which has missionaries in 26 countries who are presenting the Gospel to new language groups. Al is the Campus Pastor at the Center for Intercultural Training in North Carolina. He looks after the spiritual needs of the staff and missionaries in training, and teaches second language acquisition. Dori helps with hospitality.
UMCOR (World)
United Methodist Committee on Relief is the arm of the United Methodist Church that ministers to humanitarian needs all over the world, including disaster situations, refugees of war, and health epidemics.
Voice of the Martyrs (World)
Voice of the Martyrs is a ministry that supports with encouragement and prayer Christian believers who are being persecuted around the world for their faith in Jesus Christ. VOM staff, volunteers and friends face challenges daily in hostile and dangerous places all around the world.
Joel and Tiffany Whitlock (US)
Joel and Tiffany work with Jason and Tracey daily. They work in media--website, email, social media and other administrative and technology areas.Tiffany manages hospitality/housekeeping and the administrative responsibilities. Both Joel and Tiffany work directly with youth groups and Summer camps. They work closely with the Young Adult groups and the DTS (Discipleship Training School) to train missionaries and others who lead foreign outreaches. They both work with local high schools in West Virginia in the areas of tennis and Wyldlife.
Kathy Coon (US)
One Mission Society (OMS) unites in partnership with more than 200 organizations and denominations.
Our one mission is to see the Gospel of Jesus Christ spread throughout the world, resulting in the greatest number of disciples made.
We want to see God glorified in all that we say and do - to help fulfill the Great Commission.
Our vision is to reach at least one billion people with the Gospel by 2026. You can make a difference in this global effort to multiply disciples, churches, leaders, and missionaries.
Work with OMS transcends generations, ethnicities, and cultures.