Jack & Lisa 

Western Europe

We love WEC. We love what it stands for. We love its work and its community. WEC is dynamic and adaptable for this changing world with unchanging Biblical principles. And we are growing personally within this framework. We love what Jesus does through this community.

We couldn’t do this without working in a team like we do in WEC. We couldn’t achieve what God has put on our hearts in this place without our team, both here and back home.

John

Mongolia

The reason I like WEC is because of our vision to reach the unreached and our bedrock principles - Holiness, Faith, Sacrifice & Fellowship.

Leanne & Alan

Asia

We engaged with more than fifty organisations, before finally choosing WEC. It was WEC’s attitude toward faith-filled prayer, holiness in life, fellowship with others, and the call to sacrificial living, that helped to convince us to choose WEC. This remains a foundational part of WEC International and is seen throughout every aspect of the organisation.  We are so grateful for our WEC family, in both our sending and serving countries.

Liz Tan 

Middle East

I love that we join teams that are from many different cultures, many denominations. It feels like a Christ-centred family that works together for a common goal of making Christ's name known where he hasn't been known before. We do not do it alone, we do it together.

Fernando & Kathy

Brisbane

WEC's four 'pillars' attracted me so much.

Faith is my favourite pillar. WEC is a mission who trusts in God for everything. The word says that the Lord is 'The Great I Am' (Exodus 3:13-14). He has indeed been everything I needed in my journey so far in these 36 years with WEC. He is and has been, my help, strength, provider, joy, healer, director, vision, peace, and so much more.

Jim

Perth

The (WEC) DNA is quite unique and strong. There is a sense of being a family, where despite the diversty and disagreements, the bond is tight. The spiritual formation through on the job training keeps us sharp.

Focusing on deploying our workers to disciple and plant churches among the least of the unreached groups means we're in for the long haul. This often results in dynamic and tested strategies with leadership and member care to reach those outcomes. The faith and vision from the old timers is inspirational.