Missionaries
Chris & Sarah Geeseka
"Building Churches, Changing Lives"
Appointed U.S. Missionaries
Kansas & Northern Missouri
Church Mobilization
Field Representatives
Connecting RV Ministries & Church Teams
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Pastor Chris and Pastor Sarah Geeseka were born and raised in Kansas. They first meet in 2008 at Wheat State Retreat Center (AG church camp) in Kansas. However, it was not until they met again attending school together that their relationship began. Chris and Sarah have two children together Preston Curt and Gracelyn Rose. They are excited to use their background in ministry and trade industries to serve as Appointed U.S. Missionaries.
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Loyd & Kelly Cogdill
Serving in Mexico, Latin America Caribbean
Loyd & Kelly are currently in the US raising funds to return to Mexico. Their hearts desire is to see the lost come to a saving knowledge of Christ.
Upon their return to Mexico, the Cogdills plan to continue working in outreach and construction ministries, hosting short-term MAPS teams. They plan to expand their ministry working with Royal Rangers and youth, using archery as a tool to reach those who have yet to respond to the message of Christ. Their goal is to introduce archery in the public schools, and start an after school archery club where the gospel can be shared.
Loyd and Kelly want to continue to build God's kingdom in Mexico, through partnership with churches in construction, through outreach, and with archery.
Crystal Alexander
Serving in Scotland, Europe
Crystal Alexander is an Assemblies of God missionary to Scotland. She is leading a church-plant in the city of Glasgow.
Crystal began serving with Assemblies of God World Missions as a missionary associate in Scotland in 2014-2016, serving in a local church in Glasgow. Following this she served her first term as a career missionary (AGWM) in France in 2018-2021, serving with two different international churches in the Paris area. Before world missions, Crystal served in many local churches in multiple states, cities and towns in the USA for three decades.
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Austin & Shanda Brown
Austin and Shanda are beginning their next term of ministry in Serbia, partnering with the national church to strengthen existing ministries, equip leaders, and help establish new gospel communities throughout the Balkans as they serve alongside Serbian pastors to reach underserved communities. A key component of their ministry will be Business as Mission through an evangelistic café that creates meaningful relationships, discipleship opportunities, and natural conversations about Christ. Through training, mentoring, outreach initiatives, and strategic partnerships, they desire to see healthy churches multiplied and believers equipped to impact their communities with the hope of the Gospel.
Terry & Ruthanne Hoggard
As missionaries, Terry & Ruthanne oversee Global International Church
Network (GICN), which they launched in 2012, providing support for emerging
international church development in all of the AGWM regions. Additionally,
Terry serves with Convoy of Hope (COH) as Vice-President of Global Network
Support for Convoy of Hope. In this role he is supporting the development of the
COH global team and global partnerships.
Previously, they founded the Fellowship of European International Churches (FEIC) network, served with the development team for Continental Theological Seminary in Brussels, Belgium, the pastoral team of Copenhagen Christian Center in Copenhagen, Denmark, the leadership team at International Christian Fellowship in Malmo, Sweden, the teaching team of Accenture Christian Fellowship and with the CARDONE cultural specialists team in Belgium and the UK.
They have also served on the AGWM Europe leadership team, as the senior pastors of Brussels Christian Center for ten years, preceded by ten years as missionaries to Rome, Italy where they were the founding pastors of International Christian Fellowship.
They began their ministry with the Assemblies of God in America in 1976 serving as youth pastors in Kettering, Ohio for four years and then as pastors of a church in Valley Center, Kansas for four years.
