The Foothills Global Impact Team seeks opportunities to establish relationships with local churches and/or ministries around the globe.  We desire to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the local residents, as well as build up the body of Christ through material resources, support, and discipleship opportunities. The Global Impact Team will also seek to provide opportunities for Foothills members to gain a global vision of God’s work, identify with Him in it, and be able to express thanksgiving for, and recognition of, the abundant blessings He has provided. 

The Foothills Global Impact Team will be made up of key people who have a passion for impacting the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ and helping advance the Kingdom of God around the globe. The Global Impact team will help identify, empower, release, and support the people God is calling to be key players in His adventures. 

Juan Carlos and Elizabeth are part of our church staff.  They are the key to all of our ministries in Guatemala.  

Juan Carlos is a national who grew up in a child sponsorship program and even went to the San Lucas school for a couple of years as a child.  
Elizabeth is Canadian.  

The combination of them together makes them incredibly effective partners to work with.  

They live out the vision of Foothills.  Juan Carlos the founder and director of the Light of the World School.

Mary has served faithfully in Chad for over 25 years under the direction of TEAM (The Evangelical Alliance Mission). Chad is located in the “heart” of Africa and is twice the size of Texas. Chad is 55% Muslim, 39% Christian and 6% traditional religions. 80% of the people live below the poverty line with the average yearly income only being $740.00 a year. The population of Chad is 14 million people with a life expectancy of 49 for men and 51 for women.
There are 127 languages in Chad.
Teaching the Bible and encouraging people of all ages to walk with Jesus is Mary’s greatest joy. She had done this in classroom settings, through films that she had produced, and in showing the Jesus film to groups of people ranging from 100 to 1000 in size.