Cherie and Aaron White lead 614 Vancouver, offering incarnational, bi-vocational team leadership to this cell-based corps. Cherie is involved with cells, prophetic art, evangelism, Warrior Academy, discipling, and the Journey, while Aaron concentrates on organizing cell life, teaching, community prayer, and justice projects. They lead a growing family. They have served God in The Salvation Army in England and Canada. Aaron is author of FUTURIZE, REVOLUTION, and HITCH HIKER'S GUIDE TO THE KINGDOM.
Carla & Jonathan Evans are multiplying pioneers of cells and outposts who help lead 614 Vancouver and specifically lead The War College's Vancouver campus. They share four university degrees and a growing family. Both officers' kids, the Evans’s have served God in cities across Canada and bring a passion emerging out of intimacy to their roles as Corps Secretary and Corps Training Secretary. Carla organises several projects and leads a cell, while Jonathan disciples, leads a cell, and coordinates the training programme for The War College.
Tara Ayer leads a cell and discipleship group for 614 Vancouver, and serves on the Corps Council. A graduate of The War College Death and Glory Session, and recipient of an APM from Wagner Leadership Institute, Tara coordinates these fundamental aspects of this young corps. Having served in corps in four regions of the continent, Tara brings a wide perspective to the role.
Connie and Ken McGonigal lead a 614 Vancouver outpost in partnership with Mountain View Corps in Maple Ridge. The incarnational, bi-vocational enterprise is meeting some of the more fragile in that city with authentic Gospel. They lead a large family in the fear and friendship of Jesus.
Regan and Jeni Lipsett have established another of the 614 Vancouver outposts in partnership with Metrotown Citadel, in Metrotown, a community outside of Vancouver. They combine energy and sincerity with faith and commitment to see many of the more fragile in their community redeemed. Both are graduates of The War College.
Fleur Hodge and Rachael Collins have established another outpost, in partnership with Adelaide Congress Hall, this one in Adelaide, Australia, called, Gen1. Located in a classic location in downtown of Adelaide, these slum sisters and their growing leadership group are another example of incarnational, bi-vocational warfare for Jesus. Walking in favour and combining gifts to reach and teach the lost, Hodge and Collins are extending the influence of The Army into some new (and very old) places. They are both graduates of The War College in the Martyrs Session.
Jenea Gomez leads our Recreate ministry, as well as our Anti-Human Trafficking Campaign. She also serves as a cell leader and a member of Corps Council.
Kirsten Ivany also serves on Corps Council, and helps lead the community in musical worship and in intercession.
Captains Peter and Marnie Mitchell lead X-Culture, a cross-cultural outpost of 614 ministering families and children in a neighbourhood not far from the Downtown Eastside. There they run after school programs, parent groups, cells, dinner programs, music and sports programs, and teach on cross cultural ministries.
614 Vancouver and The War College
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Upcoming:
Fullness
May 11-13, 2007.
B.T.I.
June 8- June 15, 2007.
Battle
School July 3 - August 10, 2007.
Projects:
Chaotic
Order
Anti-Human
Trafficking Campaign
Revolution
MMCCXX
Be A Hero
General's
Choice
Free
Shooters
Initiatives:
War
Room
Warrior
Academy
Bottom line: It's
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