Calvin and Sarah Jarvis are part of North Haven’s supported missionary family. They have a unique, but very strategic ministry in God’s Kingdom.
Missionary Kids are sometimes called TCKs, which stands for Third Culture Kids. They often live in worlds that are culturally different from home or from where they have been born. Because of this life experience, TCKs are uniquely qualified for service as missionaries.
The Calvin’s are a part of the International Society of Missionary Kids, or ISMK. In that role, they minister to over 1400 TCKs in more than 130 countries. They range from newborns to college-age students. 80% of these TCKs are in situations where they have no access to a kid or youth pastor.
Last June, the Jarvis’s worked with more than 300 Missionary Kids who were preparing to go to the field with their parents. In November, they hosted a gathering in Denver of 111 college-aged TCKs, and God powerfully moved in the lives of some of these older students.
Pray for Calvin and Sarah as they prepare the next generation of missionaries to take the Gospel to the far corners of the world.


