Wally and Sue provide a Mennonite/Anabaptist witness within a British charismatic new-church network called New Frontiers International.

Barbara and Darrell serve as co-hosts at the London Mennonite Centre.

Sam Moyer serves as a trainer and mediator for Bridge Builders, a mediation training service for church leaders.

Janie and Neal serve on the staff of the Paris Mennonite Center in Saint-Maurice, a suburb of Paris. Neal also teaches at the Vaux-sur-Seine Evangelical Seminary, the Mennonite theology school (Bienenberg) and the Catholic University of Paris.

Linda is a staff member of the Paris Mennonite Center. She teaches Anabaptist theology, speaks at women's groups throughout French-speaking Europe, and teaches courses at the Vaux-sur-Seine Evangelical Seminary.

Kenton and Kidron are part of a church-planting team at Evangelische Freikirche in Treptow, Berlin.

Steve and Betsy work at LCC International University in Klaipeda, a city on the Baltic Sea. Steve teaches theology; Betsy is a librarian.

Robin serves as the director of the English Language Institute at LCC International University. She directs a year-round program in the community and hosts seminars for local public schoolteachers.

Jenna and Peter work with the Edgehill Theological College Reconciliation and Integration Partnership Project.

Dustin and Tiffany support and work alongside staff at the Ballycastle Centre at Corrymeela Community.

Lane works with organizational systems for networking, advocacy, and communication at the War Trauma Center located in Novi Sad.

Dennis teaches at a Protestant seminary near Madrid and edits "El Mensajero" the monthly paper of the Anabaptist network of churches in Spain.

Brian and Noelia are working to support and strengthen the ministries of the growing Mennonite church in Burgos, Spain. They work with youth in the church and in the community, and explore local business opportunities.

Tom and Disa are middle-school and high-school teachers in the town of Jokkmokk, Sweden, located on the Arctic Circle. They have been involved in the leadership of Jokkmokk Free Church since 1983.

Mary Raber is based in Odessa and teaches at Odessa Theological Seminary (OTS), Donetsk Christian University, Tavriskiy Christian Institute (Kherson), and other theological schools in Ukraine and the Russian Federation as requested.