Philip & Robyn Serez
We believe God’s love is for the whole world, and it takes all of us to share it. We are part of a network of church families engaged in kingdom mission. We are the global mission agency of the Mennonite Brethren Church. Whatever your church family, let's work together that the world may know.
Philip, Robyn and the Eastern Canada team are based in Kitchener, Ontario. We are eager to serve you as mission consultants, motivational teachers, ministry trainers, and short-term opportunity leaders. Please feel free to contact them.
Robyn and Philip have held many roles with Multiply over the last 25 years. Currently, Philip is on a disability leave. Robyn remains the lead of the Eastern Canada team as Multiply’s Regional Mobilizer. Her passion is in developing partnerships with churches and individuals that mobilize people, prayer, and resources into global opportunities. Young adults find their calling in ministry, churches form sister church relationships around the world, and the gospel is brought to the least reached.
If you represent your church, please reach out to Robyn to discuss potential global partnerships. If you are an emerging mission leader, she will help you find your next step. We have clear paths that will help you find your calling.
Regionally, these include opportunities like AWAKE outreach weekends, AVOCAT prayer training, EMBRACE urban mission immersion, global prayer and vision trips, SOAR Montreal, ACTION France and Ontario, and Leaders Collective and Global Servants.
Please contact us to find your next step in mission. See multiply.net/go
These opportunities and more pair beautifully with your church's strategy to develop healthy disciples and mission leaders.
Would you consider supporting this ministry financially? We depend 100% on gifts from partners like you. We would be grateful if you join the ministry in this way. Simply follow the links above to give a one-time or recurring gift. We appreciate your support.
Let's work together that the world may know.
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