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Natalie was born and raised in a small town in Missouri. She graduated from Oral Roberts University with a degree in International Community Development and later completed the third year missions program at Christ for the Nations. She went to the Philippines in 2009 and served in Iloilo City for six years. While there, she was the Assistant Director of the Timothy Internship Program, which is an intensive 10-week training course for future missionaries. She also served in a church plant that ministered to a community of people relocated after a severe typhoon. During that time she helped develop the worship team and the children’s ministry along with implementing community development projects. Natalie transferred to Chiang Rai and started working in partnership with Asian Mission Outreach Foundation to teach English and reach the youth in the city. Her and Japet met in Thailand were married in 2018. They then worked together in a community outreach and with training missionaries.
Japet is from Bulacan, Philippines. He graduated with a course in Hotel and Restaurant Services in 2009 and then from Calvary Bible School in 2013. Japet moved to Thailand in 2013 to answer the call to be a missionary and underwent a one-year intensive training through Asian Institute for Missions (AIM). He serves with Asian Mission Outreach Foundation (AMO) and was an outreach leader in the northern part of Chiang Rai for more than six years. He also helped train missionaries with AIM and with Go To Nations.
Japet, Natalie, and their three children, Juliana, Arabella, and Amariah, are serving in Nairobi, Kenya. Their mission is to disciple nations with the transforming gospel of Jesus Christ while raising up five-fold ministers and cross-cultural missionaries. This is accomplished by evangelizing and discipling the unreached, pioneering churches, and training five-fold ministers and cross-cultural missionareis worldwide.
