Mission Partners

Julian and Nicky Milson work with Crosslinks and are passionate about sharing the good news of Jesus with Spanish people and training up disciples who can advance the gospel for generations to come. They live and work in Valencia (Spain’s third larget city) with their two children, Julian is seconded to the IERE (Spanish Reformed Episcopal Church).

Aeron is married to Maria Josella Caldeo with two Children Seanna Hesed and Stefan Hallel Caldeo.

they are from the Philippines. Aeron works actively and joyfully as a full-time Pastor in Lifespring Christian Fellowship of Bacolod and also helping 3 daughter churches under her. He also lead Fellowship of the Word (FW) a new word ministry that trains and promotes expository preaching of the Bible.

He says “I really praise the Lord for giving me this wonderful privilege to preach the unsearchable riches of the
Gospel of Jesus.”

‘4H’ helps Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin of E. Europe (mainly in Hungary itself, and among the large Hungarian
communities in Romania, Serbia and S.W. Ukraine) specially through financing church building and renovation projects; printing, publishing and distributing Christian books and magazines by Hungarian authors; part supporting a range of
‘young Christian workers’; helping make possible various camps, conferences and similar activities; and encouraging ministries to minority groups including Roma (‘gypsies’), and hearing, visually,
learning and physically disabled people.
Eric and Rosemary travel to ‘the Field’ multiple times each year, and often speak in churches, schools, colleges and universities as well as outreach events and at men’s and women’s conferences.

Rosemary previously worked in HSBC in Haywards Heath, and was
a Member of Christ Church before marrying Eric in 2003, when ‘4H’
began. Before that, Eric was an Earth & Space scientist at the University of Bristol.

David is a Hungarian Pastor who came to Oxford in 2012 with his family to participate in a one-year course at the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics (OCCA) and then returned to Hungary to plant a church in a largely student area of Budapest. Part of our 2012 gift day income was for their support and we have since partnered with them regularly.

We support church planting work in villages in India.

Native workers in Eldoret, Kenya, generally a poor area with many needs. Naphtally sends regular prayer letters. We financially supported them for a while but they are not in need of regular support at present but we have given to their building project recently.
Here is a video they have put together about their church.

Naphtally says: “My name is Naphtally Ogallo. My wife’s name is Helida and we have two grown up children, Tim and Liz. The Lord saved me in 1971 and began to change my life. I served in Reformed Baptist church in Nairobi for about 23 years till 2006 then moved to Eldoret following illness in my family. In God’s providence, He led me to begin a church plant in Eldoret in the same year. The Lord has led us by His grace as a church through many experiences. We have a membership of 35.

Eldoret is a big town boasting of close to half a million people. It is mainly an educational town with many institutions of learning. As such, we have many college going students attending our church and several of them become members. However, after their graduation, these students tend to move to the cities for employment. Please pray that we will remain faithful in proclaiming Christ and Him crucified and that the Lord will continue to build
His church.

Ádám Szabados is a Hungarian theologian and the leader of the Hungarian Evangelical Forum. Until 2017 he had been a pastor for 20 years. He is married to Dóra and has two adult sons. He studied English literature and linguistics at the University of Veszprém (MA equivalent, with honours), and theology at Schloss Mittersill Study Center (Diploma in Biblical Studies and Culture) and at Covenant Theological Seminary (ThM in Exegetical Theology). He received his PhD (summa cum laude) in the area of New Testament at Károli Reformed University. His study on the Reformational understanding of sin has been published by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. He wrote three other books: Erosz nyomában (Traces of Eros) (Harmat Publishing House, 2008), Az apostolok hagyománya (The Tradition of the Apostles) (KRE-L’Harmattan 2020; 2nd edition 2021), and Teológus a sakktáblán (Theologian on the Chessboard) (Luther-Harmat – 2021). Ádám also has a popular theological-apologetic website (divinity.szabadosadam.hu).

Ludgero Moraes Neto is involved with Christian leadership and some training in Brazil and Portugal.

Since 2017, Neto has been connected to Christ Church through the preaching training efforts in Brazil and in 2012 he was even part of our church family at Haywards Heath, when he came to UK to study at the Cornhill Institute in London.

Ludgero Neto is married to Juliana with children: Gabriela, Giovana, Felipe and Davi. They now serve the Lord in João Pessoa, in the northeast of Brazil.
Neto is a church planter leading a small Christian community with other 11 families.

He writes: “What drives us is the love of the Word of God. Unfortunately we came to see that in a city with over 800 thousand inhabitants there are just a few churches that preach the Word of God with to glorify the name of Jesus and to promote holy hearts to His people. My personal activities involved preaching (Twice every Sunday and once a week), discipling (8 to 10 weekly meetings with the men in our church), evangelism (3 to 5 individual bible studies with non Christians that are seeking the knowledge of God), visiting the families of the church (twice a week) and leading/bible teaching in our local Homeschool Community (every
Thursday) that serves 33 families.
Please pray that our church grows so we can promote “the faith of God’s elect
and their knowledge of the truth, which accords with godliness, in hope of eternal life, which God, who never lies, promised before the ages began2 3 and hat the proper time manifested in his word through the preaching.”
(Titus 1.1-3)

Serving the Lord in church ministry and training pastors in Portugal.

Pedro writes: “We are the Barbosa family (Pedro, Graça, Pedro, and Ana). We are Portuguese but we have been trained in Brazil. While serving the Lord through the ministry of planting a new church in the Greater Lisbon area (Igreja Bíblica), we started co-operating with other church planting projects in Portugal. We also serve in the training of believers in expository preaching and biblical counselling. Our children have been working with us in the local church and both are studying and teaching music. Pedro is studying management and Ana speech therapy at university.