Dake & Amy

June 7

Dake and Amy serve in Central Asia with the International Mission Board. Dake and Amy are empty nesters. Their oldest daughter, Gabby, lives and works in Kentucky while our youngest, Lily, is a Junior at Baylor University in Texas. We are teachers at an international school that serves other expat families from around the world. Besides teaching, we are involved in outreach work like English clubs. In our day to day lives, we work to build deep relationships with locals to share Truth. Amy grew up in Lexington and attended Lafayette High School, while Dake grew up in Central City and Paducah, attending Heath High School. They met at Murray State University and after graduating began teaching in Meade County a few years before the Father called them overseas. While living in Brandenburg, they joined Buck Grove Baptist Church, who have loved and supported them while serving overseas.

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Keith & Nancy Brown  

June 14 

Keith and Nancy serve as an MSC Missionary in Henderson, Kentucky. Keith grew up in Union County attending Morganfield First Baptist Church, and Nancy grew up on the family farm in Henderson County attending Corydon Missionary Baptist Church. They met at Henderson Community College, and both went on to graduate from the University of Kentucky. Keith retired after 40 years as a mining engineer and Nancy retired after 30 years as a middle school teacher. They are now members of Henderson‘s First Baptist Church. They have four adult children and two grandchildren.

Nancy was invited to volunteer with The Answer Center Ministry and soon fell in love with the work. Keith and Nancy will be joining forces to serve as consultants with the KBC Mission Service Corps in the western part of the state, while continuing to serve at The Answer Center.

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Mark & April R

June 21

Mark & April R live in Southeast Asia among an unreached Muslim people required by law to follow Islam. They focus on evangelism in the context of relationships, which are primarily nurture through healthcare strategies for senior citizens and their family caretakers. They also serve in a Baptist church among another nearby people group who enjoy religious freedom based on their ethnicity. Through their church, they lead ministries to orphans, foreign workers, and indigenous villages.

Their three teenage daughters attend a school in a neighboring country that blends an on-campus experience with online classes from home. Mark graduated from Southern Seminary in 2016. He was ordained and they were sent by Antioch Church of Louisville after he served for two years on a team of elders.  

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Lindsey Osbourne

June 28

Lindsey serves as mobilizer of the U.S. church in Panama City, Panama, hosting and assisting churches who come to partner in advancing the Gospel. She supports ongoing ministry efforts alongside local believers while also equipping U.S. teams to confidently share their faith.  When Lindsey is not hosting and equipping teams, she helps national partners in various settings to further develop local leaders and ministries.

Lindsey was born in Louisville and attended Cedar Creek Baptist Church, where she professed faith in Christ and as a teenager. She later moved to Lexington to study nursing at UK and was involved with Center Point Church. After graduating, she worked as an ER nurse and attended classes at Southern Seminary.  Through multiple short-term missions trips, God stirred her heart with a burden for reaching the nations.

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