Steve & Kim Sobey
Country/Region: Nicaragua
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2007
Steve and Kim Sobey have served as the National Directors for King’s Castle Ministries in Nicaragua since 2009. Their goal is reach every child in Nicaragua with the Gospel by raising up an army of young, Spirit-filled warriors who will boldly declare that “Jesus saves and is coming soon.” Under the Sobeys’ leadership, the ministry in Nicaragua has grown to over 160 local teams consisting of over 4,000 volunteers. These teams are reaching their communities on a regular basis. Each year, they collectively reach hundreds of thousands of children. King’s Castle has also developed powerful programs to disciple children through the local Assemblies of God churches.
Steve has recently been re-elected as President of the International Association of King’s Castle Ministries. There are currently 30 countries across Latin America and the world where King’s Castle is making an impact. The goal is to expand to 120 nations over the next 7 years.
Steve has been immersed in ministry to children and youth since earning his degree in Children’s Ministries from Central Bible College in 2002. Before becoming a missionary, he had gained invaluable experience as children’s pastor, camp speaker, evangelist, and leader of national children’s programs.
Kim grew up on the mission field working alongside her parents, Don and Terri Triplett, in El Salvador. She has been involved in ministry ever since she was a child. Her formative years were spent in active evangelism and discipleship with King’s Castle ministries. After high school, Kim joined Master’s Commission at First Assembly in Phoenix, Arizona. She later attended Central Bible College and Evangel University, earning degrees in Bible and Communication.
Steve and Kim have four children: Andre, Sofia, Caleb, and Emma.
OTHER MISSIONARIES FROM
Latin America
David & Kristen Speer
David & Kristen Speer
Country/Region: Latin America
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2001
David’s greetings:
Kristen and I are grateful for the opportunity we have been given to serve you as Assistant […]
Damien & Mirla Zinicola
Damien & Mirla Zinicola
Country/Region: Cuba
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2017
Damien & Mirla Zinicola were appointed as AGWM missionaries in 1996. They spent their first 13 years in Guatemala […]
John & Bethany Baker
John & Bethany Baker
Country/Region: Curaçao
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2018
John and Bethany Baker have served Michigan churches in Cheboygan, Newberry and Coldwater for over the last twenty-five years. […]
Tim & Debbie Anderson
Tim & Debbie Anderson
Country/Region: Ecuador
Mount Hope Supported Since: 1993
The Anderson’s have served as missionaries to Ecuador for 34 years as of 1/2020. Their ministry is running Quito Men’s […]
DeLonn & Valeri Rance
DeLonn & Valeri Rance
Country/Region: El Salvador
Mount Hope Supported Since: 1988
Mobilizing the Church to the Mandate and Equipping the Called
“Whoever is thirsty, let him come; […]
Don & Terri Triplett
Don & Terri Triplett
Country/Region: El Salvador
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2000
Don and Terri are Executive Directors of King’s Castle Ministries.
Founded in 1989, King’s Castle Ministries purposed to raise […]
James & Delrae Wiseman
James & Delrae Wiseman
Country/Region: Guatemala
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2007
They minister to the remote, Mayan tribes of northern Guatemala. Their ministry began through short-term trips from their home […]
Dale & Delight Eytzen
Dale & Delight Eytzen
Country/Region: Guyana
Mount Hope Supported Since: 1995
Dale and Delight Eytzen have been married for over 37 years (since Sept. 1979) and in ministry for […]
Brooke Miller
Brooke Miller
Country/Region: Honduras
Mount Hope Supported Since: 2019
I work in San Pedro Sula, Honduras partnering with the national church to strengthen and build new children’s ministries throughout the […]
Steve & Pam Puffpaff
Steve & Pam Puffpaff
Country/Region: Suriname
Mount Hope Supported Since: 1996
Steve and Kim Puffpaff have been missionaries in the Caribbean Region for 30 years. They spent 24 years in Jamaica; […]