Missionaries
- Alan Demos
- Albert Stewart
- Allan Shalm
- Allen Gordon
- Christopher Richardson
- Darry Crossley
- David Doan
- Gary Landaw
- Gary Reed
- Howard Smith
- James Black
- Jerry Richardson
- Joel Richardson
- John Hemus
- John Nowacki
- Jonathan Strickland
- Joseph Bir
- Karl Smith
- Kevin Vacca
- Liewellyn Louw
- Michael Long
- Michael Walmer
- Phillip Rhoads
- Randall Richardson
- Richard Porter
- Richard Smoak
- Rick Robinson
- Robert Frizzel
- Sim Strickland
- Stephen O’Donnell
- Ted Grosbach
- Timothy Olson
- Tremayne Simoneaux
- William Markham
- William Turner
Missionary Outreach Page
Stephen O’Donnell
Hong Kong/ China
When the Stephen O’Donnells arrived in Hong Kong with the U.S. State Department in April 1984, they knew they were in God’s will. Even as Conquerors Bible College students, they both desired to work among Chinese-speaking people. So while employed by the diplomatic corps, they worked as self-supported AIMers. However, when the U.S. government planned to reassign O’Donnell to another location, they applied for full missionary appointment so that they might devote themselves full time to the work of God. They received their missionary appointment to Hong Kong in 1987. They were on location when Britain handed over Hong Kong to China, taking advantage of the situation to offer the hope of Christ to those who felt they faced an uncertain future. Stephen O’Donnell is also in charge of evangelism efforts in the People’s Republic of China.