Meet the Campos Family
Nathan Jéssica Michelle Isabelle Elly Joe
Contact
Phone
Postal |
616-617-9639 (Joe) 616-617-9440 (Michelle) PO Box 127 Beech Grove, IN 46107 |
Brief Bio
Joe was born and raised in Brazil where he came to know Jesus Christ as his personal Savior through the ministry of Doug and Vicki LeFeber in 1993. A few months later he felt a great burden in his heart to dedicate his life to full-time Christian ministry. Michelle (LeFeber) grew up as a missionary kid. She came to know the Lord at a young age and always had the desire to serve Him in Brazil.
Michelle began her formal education at Grace Bible College in 1989, with a perspective to go back to Brazil and work with hurting children. In 1993, she went to Brazil as a missionary and founded Project ABBA, a ministry focused on meeting the spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of underprivileged children. During that time Joe was beginning his studies at a Bible Institute, and working in one of the TCM churches in Brazil. In 1995, Joe and Michelle married and felt the need to further their education. They attended Grace Bible College, where Joe graduated with a BTh in Pastoral Ministries, and Michelle with a BA in Human Services.
The Campos family returned to Brazil as TCM missionaries in 2002.
Dates
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Joe Michelle Elly Jéssica Nathan Isabelle Anniversary |
February 21 August 26 July 24, 1995 September 8, 1997 July 28, 1998 February 3, 2003 February 17, 1995 |
Joe & Michelle Campos
Executive Director of Prision Mission Association
Michigan, USA
Joe Campos has been appointed to become the Executive Director of Prison Mission Association on October 1, 2011. Joe will replace current director Don Sommer, also a former TCM missionary. Joe & Michelle Campos left Brazil in March for an extended leave of absence in the States for the education of their children. Joe has been seeking the Lord’s guidance for US-based ministry. Please continue to pray for the Campos family in this new responsibility. PMA will be communicating directly with the friends and supporters of the Camposes.