Kyle
and Nell Stiff serve in Guatemala with OC International. They have
two young daughters, Kayla and Elena. Kyle and Nell are from
Northern California. Kyle grew up in Chico and Nell in Saratoga
attending SFC until she was 14. Her parents then moved to Grass
Valley which is where the two met when Kyle spent two years working
with the high school group at Nell's church. They both graduated
from Biola University and Kyle also graduated from Talbot School of
Theology with a Masters of Divinity. With many years serving in
youth ministry and having traveled numerous times to Central America
the couple felt called to serve full time in the Spanish speaking
world. They found One Challenge (OC International) and liked the
vision and strategy of the mission and were accepted as career
missionaries in 1998. They were sent out to the Central American
Regional Team, which resides in Guatemala, in January of 2000, with
the hopes of training national youth leaders. After arriving in
Guatemala, they were introduced to the growing missions movement in
Latin America and were asked to help train Latin missionaries being
sent around the world.
Their vision is to see a new generation of Latin Americans
challenged by the Great Commission to become a harvest force serving
as missionaries around the world.
Sponsoring Organization
ONE CHALLENGE
P.O. Box 36900, Colorado Springs, CO 80936
800.676.7837 www.onechallenge.org
Kyle
and Nell Stiff serve in Guatemala with OC International. They have
two young daughters, Kayla and Elena. Kyle and Nell are from
Northern California. Kyle grew up in Chico and Nell in Saratoga
attending SFC until she was 14. Her parents then moved to Grass
Valley which is where the two met when Kyle spent two years working
with the high school group at Nell's church. They both graduated
from Biola University and Kyle also graduated from Talbot School of
Theology with a Masters of Divinity. With many years serving in
youth ministry and having traveled numerous times to Central America
the couple felt called to serve full time in the Spanish speaking
world. They found One Challenge (OC International) and liked the
vision and strategy of the mission and were accepted as career
missionaries in 1998. They were sent out to the Central American
Regional Team, which resides in Guatemala, in January of 2000, with
the hopes of training national youth leaders. After arriving in
Guatemala, they were introduced to the growing missions movement in
Latin America and were asked to help train Latin missionaries being
sent around the world.