John and Anne Vandenhaak
John and Anne Vandenhaak with two of their four children – Christopher and Alyson – live and serve in Ensenada, Mexico since September 2011.
The family had worked on building an orphanage for disabled children during the winter months for three consecutive winters. It was during this time that God led them Calvary Chapel Bible College and they caught God’s vision for Mexico. They are privileged to serve in Mexico as God’s hands and feet.
John serves full time as project manager at Calvary Chapel Bible College. This college is providing Mexican nationals the opportunity to be equipped as teachers, preachers, and evangelists and able to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout all of Mexico, even to the ends of the earth. The college is bilingual and open to students from around the world.
As a family they work together with others providing aid and assisting with the spreading of the gospel through The Children’s Project (where we make pillowcases and put a pillow in it along with a bible, school supplies, hygiene products, a stuffed animal and a toy and they are given to the children at Christmas time), village outreaches, feeding programs and crafting with children in a special needs orphanage.
As all CTEN missionaries, they are faith-based volunteers. John does not receive a salary for his work at the college. They are reliant on God working through churches and individuals to support them as they spread the gospel in this part of the world. Please prayerfully consider joining their prayer and financial team. Without the support from people like you, they would not be able to be the hands and feet of Jesus in this beautiful country and to the people of Mexico.