New Regional Administrator
Roy Adrian stepped into the role of Regional Administrator for Village Missions Canada.
Village Missions History
Western Canada District Representative
Roy Adrian, along with wife Lennie, became the District Representative serving western Canada.
Dr. Jack Canady Becomes CEO
Photo: Dr. Jack and Norma Canady Village Missions continued to move forward under the leadership of Dr. Jack Canady, who had previously served as a Village Missionary and District Representative. Dr. Jack Canady became the Assistant Director of Village Missions in 1989 and C.E.O. of Village Missions in 1991. Village Missions partnered with Ecola Bible School and …
First District Representative in Canada
In the 1980s, the growth rate was not as fast as had been, but God’s hand was obvious on the Mission as it steadily moved forward. Village Missions was now serving 50 fields in the Eastern districts. Castle Thompson was appointed as the first District Representative in Canada in 1980 and the Canadian office operated …
Work in Canada Begins
In 1968, interested Canadians asked if Village Missions would consider the spiritual needs of Canada. Village Missions gave Christine Schuman, a Youth Home Missionary, the commission to survey areas in Canada that needed our ministry. The very first Village Missions field was opened that same year in Willow River, British Columbia. This field was served …
Reverend Duff Becomes Full-Time Director of Village Missions
Through the vision of Helen Baugh, Mary Clark, and Rev. Walter Duff, Jr., and dependence upon God, a ministry uniquely suited to the needs of rural and small communities was developed. Couples were sought who were committed to both an evangelistic and pastoral ministry in rural communities. Some minimal salary support was provided so that …
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