CAMEROON
We originally came to Cameroon in the 1960’s when our LMH’ers in Nigeria crossed the border due to the conflict in Nigeria. We have served in Cameroon ever since. Currently we have three Lay Mission-Helpers serving in the Diocese of Kumbo. Chris & Alicia Johnson and their sons Keaton & Quinn serve in Kumbo. Chris is a nurse at three clinics and Alicia is an English teacher at St. Augustine College. Ned Smith is a teacher at St. Peter’s Secondary School in Mbve and is a member of the Radio Evangelorium Team – a new Catholic Radio Station for the diocese.
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GUATEMALA
Lay Mission-Helpers began work in Guatemala in 2002. Working with the Maryknoll Fathers in the Apostolic Vicariate of Peten, Mitch Tolbert is in his second term of service. He is assisting in a cross cultural exchange program, as well as serving as a Pastoral Associate in the town of San Francisco.
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TANZANIA
Tanzania was also one of the first three original sites for the Lay Mission-Helpers Association. After an absence of nearly 30 years, we have returned to Tanzania, serving the Diocese of Mtwara. Earl Fong and Diane Prell (married couple) are serving at Aquinas Secondary School. Earl teaches Math and Computers and Diane teaches English.
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TAIWAN
Lay Mission-Helpers first went to Taiwan in 2003 to work with the Sisters of Our Lady of China. We now have three Lay Mission-Helpers serving in the Diocese of Chiayi. Jovanni & Grace Chang serve as Pastoral Associates with the Sisters and the Bishop. Debbie Noonan is teaching English at Chung-Jen Junior College of Nursing.
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UGANDA
Uganda was one of the first three original sites for the Lay Mission-Helpers Association. After an absence of nearly 40 years, we have returned to Uganda, serving in the Diocese of Kabale. Diana Sherrod is serving as a Nurse Tutor at the nursing school of Karoli Lwanga Hospital in the town of Nyakibale. Marie McGee is also a nurse and serves at Hope Clinic at St. Francis Hospital in the town of Mutolere.
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PERU
SIERRA LEONE
KENYA
MARSHALL ISLANDS
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