missions

Argaw and Rachel Ayele are the founders of the Ethiopian  NGO, Ebenezer Supporting and Development Association (ESDA). Argaw also oversees the Ebenezer Family of homes and ministries in Awassa, Ethiopia.  Argaw is originally from southern Ethiopia, and Rachel is from Indiana. They met at Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe in 2005. Shortly after their marriage, they moved to Ethiopia. They have five children; Adonijah, Elias, Genesis, Gracie, and Stella.

Prince Lawrence started Calvary Abuja in 2005 after returning to Nigeria from Calvary Bible College in Hungary. Since the start of the church, many other Calvary’s have been planted throughout the country as well as a Calvary Training Center for pastors seeking to plant churches. Prince also plays an oversight role of all the Calvary Chapel church plants in Nigeria. Calvary Abuja has a strong ministry among orphanages and in the recent years, among refugees who were displaced by terrorism.

Prayer Requests:

• For more open doors for the LORD to gain glory, the saved to be further up and the lost saved.
• For the growth and maturity of the membership both here at CC Abuja and all the other centers.
• For financial provisions for the acquisition of land and for the construction of church halls for our various stations in need.
• For the LORD to enable my wife and I to raise our kids up in His wisdom and knowledge.

Bill has been a missionary in the country of Hungary for 18 years. Bill is one of the original members of Calvary San Diego, starting with the first few bible studies in 1985! He moved to Hungary in 2003 and worked alongside Calvary Chapel in Budapest encouraging national pastors in cities all around Hungary and coming alongside the various church plants that Calvary has started in that country. Bill continues to serve pastors and their churches in many different ways all over Hungary.

Jed, Renee, Anna, Lizzy, Joshua, Rachel, Isaiah, & Emma Gourley. The Gourleys are serving in the small nation of Georgia, located in the Caucasus mountain range east of Turkey. Their vision is to continue with their church plant in Tbilisi, the capital city. An official church has been registered with the government, outreaches are continuing and the gospel is being proclaimed! The Gourleys are also getting involved in a pastoral training program that is working with leaders to reach nearby areas that are virtually closed to Western missionaries. The Gourley’s often travel to share at churches and conferences in Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan, and other countries around the world.

Because of the war that started between Russia and Ukraine in February of 2022, David and Deborah had to quickly leave their church and ministry to the unreached Nanet tribe in Yamal, Siberia, and turned their focus on ministering to both Ukrainian and Russian refugees that have made their way to the city of Tbilisi, Georgia. David has been working with his brother in law Jed Gourley, pastoring the rapidly growing Calvary in that city as well as teaching at the Calvary Chapel Bible College that meets in their same location.

Argaw and Rachel Ayele are the founders of the Ethiopian  NGO, Ebenezer Supporting and Development Association (ESDA). Argaw also oversees the Ebenezer Family of homes and ministries in Awassa, Ethiopia.  Argaw is originally from southern Ethiopia, and Rachel is from Indiana. They met at Calvary Chapel Bible College Europe in 2005. Shortly after their marriage, they moved to Ethiopia. They have five children; Adonijah, Elias, Genesis, Gracie, and Stella.

Cody and Karissa recently moved to Scotland with their two boys Theo and Mateas. Their desire is to plant a church and coffee shop in Inverness. Inverness has a population of 50,000 and is one of Europe's fastest growing cities, with a quarter of the Highland population living in or around it.

The mission of CODE 7 is to promote the physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional health of local law enforcement communities through chaplain ministry, community engagement, education, and consultation networking.