Jerry & Stacy Kramer
Jerry & Stacy Kramer Welcome to our personal support page! Love the least with us in Jesus' Name. A New Chapter: From Iraq to Oman! After 11 years in Northern Iraq, we believe our time there is now largely done. We now just have to visit and continue coaching local Believer leaders while funding them prudently and strategically. You must know when to leave so the locals don't become too dependent on you. We feel God is now calling us to Oman. We've wrestled and prayed about "what's next" for a year now, and we've found peace with this decision. Oman has few, if any, known Believers. There are approximately 60,000 ethnic Swahili-speaking Zanzibaris, 100% of whom are Muslim. That's one of our People Groups! No Gospel engagement with them in history. The Joshua Project states that there has been no Gospel work because no one has been willing to go there. "Here I am, Lord, send me!" So we will be pioneering this work. A modest, small apartment will cost us about $1,500 per month. It was $900 in Iraq. A non-terrible used car will cost about $25,000. One of the reasons why 3.4 billion people have no access to the Gospel is that they live in difficult, some quite costly, places. Jerry & Stacy, founders of Love For The Least, are twenty-two-year veteran field missionaries. Their passion is to see the Kingdom of God come upon the least. They define least as forgotten widows, orphans, refugees, trafficked girls and People Groups less than 4% reached by the Gospel. In East Africa, they support three orphananges with more than 400+ children and young people from infant through university student. And they are catalzying Disciple Making Movements among three Unreached People Groups there. In the Middle East, where they've served since 2014 and live, Jerry and Stacy help care for refugees from ISIS and the Syrian Civil War. They are helping tens of thousands of refugees from ISIS and the Syrian Civil war on the road to recovery. Here they are also sharing the Gospel of the Kingdom and making disciple-makers among 25 Unreached People Groups in Iran, Iraq, Syria and Turkey.