John-Mark and Susan Brabon
John-Mark and Susan Brabon
One Mission Society missionaries since 1979, John-Mark currently serves as international regional director (IRD) for OMS Asia Pacific. In this role, John-Mark travels to the 16 countries of the Asia/Pacific region, giving vision, leadership, and encouragement, as well as ministering to missionaries and national leaders. Susan serves as assistant IRD, church multiplication facilitator for two countries in Asia, and as founding director of Dynamic Women in Missions writes e-devotionals for them. John-Mark and Susan also travel in the region preaching, teaching, and training in church multiplication strategy. They reside in Taichung, Taiwan.
The Brabons worked as Development officers from 2006 to 2008. John-Mark concentrated on funding for SEMBIMEX (The Biblical Seminary of Mexico) with the Empowering Leaders for Life initiative. Susan began the ministry of Dynamic Women with the purpose of challenging women to be more involved in the Great Commission. In 2013, she completed a master of arts in theological studies at Asbury Theological Seminary.
John-Mark and Susan served in
John-Mark and Susan began their missionary service in
Upon completion of studies at Asbury Seminary and language school in
The Brabons have four children: Christel is an OB/GYN doctor, serving at the Oasis Hospital in the UAE. Suzannah is married to Johnathan Jording (a graduate of Asbury Theological Seminary), and they have two daughters. Suzannah works with the Communications Department of OMS, and she and John are funding to serve in the South Pacific. Melissa, also a graduate of ATS, teaches Bible and Spanish at Morrison Academy in Kaohsiung. Scott, married to Heather, works as a mechanical engineer for an engineering company.