Messiah's dollars help support a number of individuals who have responded to God's calling to be missionaries. 
Revs. Drs. Michael & Anita Dohn serve the Dominican Republic in a medical mission. http://www.sam-usa.org. 
Dennis/Dee Dee Heffner are associated with the McCurdy School  in New Mexico. It is in one of the most poverty stricken regions of the United States. 
http://new.gbgm-umc.org/work/missionaries/biographies/index.cfm?action=details&id=663
Gaston/Jeanne Ntambo is the only native African pilot in the Wings of the Morning flight ministry in the Congo. Gaston earned a degree in aviation maintenance in Toledo with the help of the United Methodist Church. He and his wife, Jeanne, were commissioned as UM missionaries November, 2001 and serve in this ministry together.
http://new.gbgm-umc.org/work/missionaries/biographies/index.cfm?action=details&id=686&Submit=Go
Nicholas/Esther Gitobu are serving in Cambodia.
http://new.gbgm-umc.org/work/missionaries/biographies/index.cfm?action=details&id=849&Submit=Go
For further information on missionaries
www.new.gbgm-umc.org/work/missionaries/biographies.
Chuck and Barb McLean are serving as English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers at the University of Nations in Hawaii.  This campus trains and sends out disciples all across the world.  www.uofnkona.edu 

McCurdy School, founded in 1912, is a private Christian school affiliated with the United Methodist Church. McCurdy enrolls about 500 students each year. Classes are college preparatory, and an AA sports program is in place. Excellent counseling emphasizes effective and positive change for violence prevention and various support groups. Volunteers in Mission (VIM's) serve as tutors and in other capacities. Messiah has sent both youth and adult VIM teams to McCurdy school in past years and also funds a scholarship at the school. You can also help by saving Campbell's Soup Labels. Amazingly, McCurdy has purchased three vehicles through the Campbell Soup program! Click here to learn more about McCurdy School.

Wings of the Morning
In the remote regions of the vast Democratic Republic of the Congo, a critically ill patient has few choices. There are impassible roads, few vehicles, and no public transportation system. Relatives may walk hundreds of miles carrying the injured or ill on stretchers. Wings of the Morning provides almost the only alternative. Using small aircraft, pilots pickup people in remote villages and transport them to hospitals. They also distribute medicines and relief supplies. Wings of the Morning provides much needed transportation to pastors and missionaries for them to carry out their work. Church of the Messiah, through the Missions Committee, supports this program and also Gaston and Jeanne Ntambo. Gaston is the only Congolese pilot in the program.
Click here to view the efforts of West Ohio to buy him a new aircraft