Jim and Lisa McTighe are people that love people. Their passion to love and serve others has been evident throughout their married life for the past 18 years and has now taken them to serve the Lord as missionaries in the country of
Stemming from a successful career as a marketing consultant, entrepreneur, television and radio show producer, as well as a college and professional football player with a degree in Design, Jim had no idea that one day he would be called to serve the Lord on a foreign mission field. A Christian since 1975 Jim has always been active in his church whether at
Lisa attended the
Subsequent to graduating Cum Laude from
degree in education she was blessed with a 25 year career as a national television and radio host. Having hosted over a thousand televisions shows, Lisa enjoyed an exciting career interviewing many Country music favorites as well as a vast array of other celebrities from first lady Barbara Bush in the white House to Dale Earnhardt at the NASCAR track in Talladega.
Simultaneous with her career in television, Lisa has served in the churches she’s attended as Sunday school teacher, conference speaker/trainer and worship leader. She also served for two years on the staff at
Servants International exists to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ through demonstrating the Love of Jesus. We serve by discipling and partnering with local Nationals to address physical, spiritual and educational needs in the city of
Areas of ministry include:
Rural Community Ministry
Clean Water, Discipleship and Leadership Training,
Children’s Ministry, Nutritious Food, Clothing
Inner City Ministry
(La
Evangelism and Leadership Training
Bible Study, Drama/Puppets/Crafts, Testimonies
After School Enrichment for Children and Teens
Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Homework help, Classes in Bible,
English, Computer skills, Music, Dance, Drama & Art
Internship Intensive Trainings
(1-3 weeks)
Presenting the Gospel, Cultural Considerations, Evangelism Techniques
Hands- on Application
Community Centers, Parks / Plazas/ Rural Communities, Churches
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