Tim Brokopp

I live in Kennett Square Pa with my beautiful new bride Maddy. The redemptive path that lead us to each other, is a miracle that I wish to celebrate the rest of my life. Maddy was God's undeserved gift to me, to treasure as my most valuable possession - never to give her up for anyone or anything. She is the love of my life, my center focus and my best friend.

Recently I transitioned out of a role with E4 Project, a non-profit that was working in Africa. My involvement was based on my ability to develop the finances to cover my salary. Over the past several months, the level of my financial support had fallen below the level I need to support the basic needs of my family. This reality has created a difficult situation-- one that is not sustainable for a small organization like E4 Project. As much as I desire to work in a capacity that allows me to help serve indigenous ministry leaders, the E4 Leadership team had to make the difficult decision to let me go.

Needing to be financially responsible during this season, I am seeking employment in order to cover our living expenses. At the same time, we (Maddy and I) will work at developing our financial partners to a level that will enable us to re-engage on a firm financial footing with an organization that will allow for us to continue to serve indigenous ministry leaders through-out the world. We are anticipating this to happen by the end of 2013.

Maddy and I are part of the Blue Route Vineyard (BRV) faith community in Media, Pa. BRV is a community of people who are committed to following Jesus Christ with their whole lives through loving and serving those around them.

I grew up in Africa and so my heart has always been for the African continent. My perspectives on life are very much skewed by my upbringing in a non-Western setting and my conviction that healthy community is the foundation for anything that is good. These perspectives get lived out in my relationships and my work.