When asked at the age of 8 what she wanted to be when she grew up, Katie said “missionary.”
While in high school, Katie saw music and drama open doors for children on a First Nations reservation to encounter the Gospel of Jesus, and she has never looked back. After getting her undergrad in music education, Katie used her degree cross-culturally to teach both local and expat students in SE Asia as a “musicianary.” After returning stateside for discipleship training school, becoming rooted in what it means to live in intimacy with the Lord and identity as His sons and daughters, Katie knew what she wanted to do next.

Katie joined Wycliffe Bible Translators and is getting trained in Ethnomusicology and Scripture Engagement at Dallas International University, with the goal of returning to SE Asia to help others learn how they can use elements of their own cultural arts to encounter the Lord and engage with His Word through worship.

Cross-cultural ministry takes a team, and Katie is inviting prayer partners and financial partners to join in her Wycliffe ministry. Would you prayerfully consider partnering with Katie in her Wycliffe ministry?