TODAY'S LEADERS

		Rev. Virgil Lee Amos Director of Ambassador Fellowship

Virgil began his missionary service in 1962 with Operation Mobilization, working for 10 years in Mexico, Europe, India, Sri Lanka and Iran. Upon graduation from Talbot Seminary in 1979 he went on in 1982 to found Ambassador Fellowship (AF) which, from its start, was focused on getting minorities involved in missions.

In 1997 AF began focusing its attention on mobilizing the African-American church in the U.S. to become more vitally involved in missions by adopting unreached people groups. AF is intensively working to plant churches in the Muslim people groups of northern Africa. It is likewise seeking to recruit 200 churches to adopt Muslim peoples and connect them with the national mission organizations that are working with them.

Virgil says, "Your church can have a vital role in establishing the Gospel among the unreached peoples who have never heard of Jesus. This is a great opportunity! We are believing that churches from every major city will adopt an unreached people by the end of the year 2000. For more information: 719-495-8180