Mark Roser
Mark does quarterly mission trips to Zimbabwe, Pakistan, and Nepal. He also makes periodic trips to other countries. If you would like to investigate making a trip with Mark or going with a team from your church to Zimbabwe, Pakistan, or Nepal, please contact Mark.
To make a short-term trip to serve in your gifting, you need to be an active member of a local church.
We help facilitate mission trips for those interesting in serving and who have served in their particular locality. Some who have gone on short-term mission trips are now serving year-round as career missionaries.
Mission Trips
Uttermost Missions is making an impact around the world. We are active each month in Zimbabwe, Nepal, and Pakistan. We'd love to have you be a part of our international outreach.
With the global Covid pandemic easing, mission trips are incredible oppurtunities to serve. You can travel with a team of volunteers to make a difference in a new community. Get involved in what God is doing. We are passionate about missions and would love to take you on a trip to Zimbabwe.
If you woul like to learn more about a one of our future trips please email: markclarenceroser@gmail.com
Recent Individual Trips and Upcoming
Mark and Pat travel regularly. Mark was making quarterly trips to different part of the world before the Covid pandemic restricted travel. With restriction lifting, they will be visiting with their partners on the ground who run orphanges as well as preaching and teaching extensively. Please pray for the Rosers as they plan this strategic trip.
Please pray for our partners who are also on the go and serve around the world and who are making mission trips.
Ray while still in college made a missin trip to Zimbabwe. He writes: "This place really does have the "African feel. It is secluded, surrounded by beautiful scenery, and deprived of luxury. There are electricity power cuts every day, the food is very basic, and the homes are teaming with animals; both domestic and wild. Our roof is made of straw, the floors of wooden planks, and the walls of concrete plaster. Doors and windows are always open allowing free flow of air, but also entry to every kind of creepy critter.
This place is not comfortable, but definitely not boring. I can see how living here takes a great deal of faith! Despite the instability in resources there is mental, emotional, and spiritual stability in the people. And this stability is built on one name alone; Christ Jesus.
It's because of Him that the people here can still sing and dance. He is the reason why they still have Hope. The truth is that when one focuses on Christ, the Hope of Glory, this world grows stangely dim. Our "needs' for luxury items begin to melt away and fade. We begin to focus on the things above rather than the things below; the spiritual rather than the physical. And it's because of these people's heavenly focus, that i find this place to be one of the richest places I have ever known.
Last Thursday, we had the oppurtunity to visit a pastors conference on the campus of a boarding school. During our stay we got to meet some of the teens and see the conditions in which they eat, sleep, and learn.
Up to 50 of the students are housed in a concrete room that is divided into sections by brick walls. These children sleep on mattresses that are as thick as some of our comforters and dirtier than anything we have ever slept on or worn. They bathe from buckets outside, and eat corn and beans for weeks at a time. They have no running water and their toilets are holes in the ground,
In spending time with them, I was shocked by what I saw, but even more so by what I heard. Amidst their unfortunate circumstances, I have never heard one complaint about anything, i even tried to pry and get them to admit that they live in a literal dump, but still nothing. Again and again they constantly turned the focus back on this "white man that has come from far away". They would ask me if I have ever seen a polar bear and if I know the president. I was shocked at their thirst for knowledge. They kept asking me questions about geography, math, culture, and my family... they seemed so hungry for knowledge. Their view of the future is not dark, but is as bright as the promises of God".
Please continue to pray for those serving on the ground in Zimbabwe, Nepal and Pakistan. In many ways each of these nations is a beautiful nation with great potential, and many God-given promises, yet are nations that still struggle for justice and peace and where the poor continue to suffer.
"He gave justice and helped the poor and needy, and so all went well with him. Is that not what it means to know me? Declares the Lord." Jeremiah 22:16
