Before foreign missions, S.E. Coleman was in full-time ministry at radio station KAIM in Honolulu, Hawaii, owned by the Billy Graham Association. After her time there, God called her to work in Belize, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Cuba teaching Biblical principles with crafts, making literally thousands of "salvation bracelets." She has taught English in Antigua, worked with the International Prison Fellowship in Colombia, and is currently living full-time in Guatemala sponsoring children and providing for a widow with four children. She is also providing support for about 100 children and 10 adults with food, supplements, and a teacher’s salary. Education has always been important to her as it helps lift people out of poverty. Sandia Fellowship Global Methodist Church is honored to partner with S.E. Coleman.

Ken and Amelia Hunter are missionaries working in Armenia. Their earnest desire through their work is always one thing: to lead people into greater depth in their relationship with Jesus; and the natural result of that is to live like Jesus and worship Him through obedience to Him in their lives. As the Hunters both experienced great redemption, healing and encouragement through their own Discipleship Training Schools as students, they know firsthand how transformative of an experience it can be. Armenia has recently experienced devastating loss and heartbreak; but God is close to the brokenhearted -- and the grief they’re now experiencing is not the end of the story! Ken and Amelia believe that the transformation, healing and depth of relationship with Him that they experienced is also available to the people of Armenia and the surrounding Muslim countries. That is the cause for which the Hunters are committed and the cause for which they are going to Armenia: to see God bring the people of the Middle East to restored relationship with Him, through Jesus and Jesus alone. Sandia Fellowship Global Methodist Church is honored to partner with the Hunters.

Kairos Prison Ministry International is a lay-led, interdenominational Christian ministry in which men and women volunteers bring Christ's love and forgiveness to over 27,000 prisoners and their families every year. The Kairos programs take the participants on a journey that demonstrates the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ. Kairos Prison Ministry operates in prisons in 37 U.S. states as well as nine countries: Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Honduras, Peru, South Africa, and the United Kingdom. Sadly, there are also over 100 prisons worldwide which want the Kairos program, but there aren't enough volunteers or resources to accommodate them at this time. 

Sandia Fellowship is heavily involved with Kairos Prison Ministry in New Mexico, participating in "Kairos Inside Weekend" events. This is a 72-hour Christian discipleship event that involves developing long-term relationships, teaching, discussion about the teaching, worship and a lot of laughter over cookies and great meals. Best of all, it is an opportunity for these residents to experience a life-changing encounter with Jesus that is often very powerful and lasting. in 2024, the Women's "Kairos Inside Weekend" was held August 15-18 at the Women's Correctional Facility in Grants, NM, and the Men's Kairos "Inside Weekend" was held October 17-20, 2024 at the Guadalupe County Correctional Facility in Santa Rosa, NM.  Each year we are in need of volunteers to serve on the Inside and Outside Teams: from participating in the 72 hour prayer vigil, making placemats, baking cookies, and more. 

Currently, we are in need of men and women to serve on the Inside and Outside Teams for the Kairos Walk #25 to be held May 1-4, 2025. This involves four or five Saturday meetings beginning in March to help us prepare for the weekend event. If you are interested and want more information, please click here and we will have one of our team members contact you.