The purpose of Operation 2 Timothy 2:2 is to equip and assist indigenous evangelists and church planters to effectively take the good news of Jesus Christ in the foreign field using their own language to their people. By discipling and training national pastors, church planters and evangelists in their home countries and cultures, more people can be reached to tell others about Jesus.
2 Timothy 2:2 was established in the Fall of 1993. Since then we have sponsored 71 different evangelists and church plants internationally. The two that we currently sponsor are Stephen Khuper in Myanmar and Tóth Sándor Péter in Hungary.
Our objectives include:
Steven Khuper - Myanmar
Peter Toth - Hungary
Steven Khuper | Myanmar | 2015 | #71 |
Peter Toth | Hungary | 2013 | #70 |
Tuan Thang | Myanmar | 2013 | #69 |
Mark Lilema | Zambia | 2011 | #68 |
Moses Chabonse | Zambia | 2010 | #67 |
Gideon Mwansa | Zambia | 2010 | #66 |
Davy Mwansa | Zambia | 2010 | #65 |
Fayez | Middle East | 2009 | #64 |
Saturnino Nalam | Philippines | 2008 | #63 |
Hei Kung | Myanmar | 2008 | #62 |
David Da-anoy | Philippines | 2007 | #61 |
Vishwas Gawai | India | 2007 | #60 |
Rajendra Tarekar | India | 2007 | #59 |
Dosseh Hougnada | Togo | 2007 | #58 |
Joshua Kon Sawan | Thailand | 2007 | #57 |
Willy Abrao | Philippines | 2007 | #56 |
Ionara Pereira | Belgium | 2006 | #55 |
Eleazar Habiyakare | Belgium | 2006 | #54 |
Purushottam & Rajitha | India | 2006 | #53 |
David Shinde | India | 2006 | #52 |
David & Jyoti Raj | India | 2006 | #51 |
Bartholomew & Lilly | Korea | 2006 | #50 |
Simeon Rutazihana | Belgium | 2005 | #49 |
Layth Ibraheem | Iraq | 2005 | #48 |
Rey Masumbol | Philippines | 2005 | #47 |
Sakis Kopatzidis | Greece | 2004 | #46 |
Ramon Escalona | Cuba | 2004 | #45 |
Chatchawan Prasert | Thailand | 2004 | #44 |
Nenita Callebout | Belgium | 2004 | #43 |
Tania Goncalves | Italy | 2004 | #42 |
Nito Castro | Spain | 2004 | #41 |
Joseph | Middle East | 2003 | #40 |
Cida Matos | Portugal | 2003 | #39 |
Ephriam Agupita | Philippines | 2002 | #38 |
Viktor Zaichuk | Ukraine | 2002 | #37 |
Leonidas Georgantopoulos | Greece | 2002 | #36 |
Benny Minggong | Philippines | 2002 | #35 |
James Paniamongan | Philippines | 2002 | #34 |
Jun Penaloga | Philippines | 2002 | #33 |
Nomer Golez | Philippines | 2002 | #32 |
Victor Amandoron | Philippines | 2002 | #31 |
Manny Manongsong | Philippines | 2002 | #30 |
Rosendo Campos | Philippines | 2002 | #29 |
Tito Clemente | Philippines | 2002 | #28 |
Tim Crusado | Philippines | 2002 | #27 |
Rodel Barro | Philippines | 2002 | #26 |
Edgar Tuazon | Philippines | 2002 | #25 |
Allan Prochina | Philippines | 2002 | #24 |
Praseurt Saetung | Thailand | 2001 | #23 |
Jong Hyan Park | American Indian | 2001 | #22 |
Gerry McNamara | Hungary | 2000 | #21 |
Nibigira Ezechiel | Burundi/Kenya | 2000 | #20 |
Linda Dalago | Philippines | 2000 | #19 |
Merlinda Villanueva | Philippines | 2000 | #18 |
Gloria Golez | Philippines | 2000 | #17 |
V.K. Naveen | India | 2000 | #16 |
Phoebe Curada | Philippines | 2000 | #15 |
Anil Tode | India | 1999 | #14 |
John Munyakazi | Congo/Rwanda | 1999 | #13 |
Tito Gatako | Rwanda | 1998 | #12 |
Jackson Yazzie | Navajo | 1998 | #11 |
Dayanand Sagar | India | 1998 | #10 |
Nixon Dingili | Kenya | 1997 | #9 |
Alan and Bev King | England | 1997 | #8 |
Zakayo Murumbi | Kenya | 1996 | #7 |
Abwe Mlendja | Zaire/Tanzania | 1996 | #6 |
Isaac Pady | Haiti | 1996 | #5 |
Tony Nidea | Philippines | 1995 | #4 |
Alan Bacus | Philippines | 1995 | #3 |
Nathan Umazekabiri | Rwanda | 1995 | #2 |
Asende Mboboci | Zaire/Tanzania | 1995 | #1 |