Dr. Dale is area director for the Middle East region. In this capacity, he is also executive director of Impact Middle East, through which the FMC serves in this region of the world. Dr. Dale and his wife, Dawn, have served with the FMC for 37 years as members of the East Michigan Conference.
Pray For
- opportunities in a challenging region
- language and cultural learning and understanding
- wisdom and understanding of strategic priorities for reaching people with the gospel of Christ
Unexpected Iranian Harvest
Years before the 2015 refugee crisis began, Hesam and Sanaz were a typical couple in Iran. Their comfortable life, successful business and culturally Muslim life, however, was dramatically changed when cancer shattered Hesam’s dream. Doctors, treatments, nor the Iman...
Hope Through God’s Word and the Body of Christ!
My name is Wala*, and I am from Syria. I used to work as a teacher in Aleppo and lived in the village with my elderly mother. Our life was stable until the fighting erupted in June 2011. Rebels took over our village, leaving us with no electricity or communications....
A God-Appointed Meeting
Life in Syria, my home country, was quite difficult. I quit school after 8th grade and worked for six years repairing heavy machinery. I didn’t enjoy the work and struggled to become proficient at it. Eventually, I quit and began my obligatory military service. I...
Healed By Jesus
Rozana* had a remarkable experience of meeting Jesus, Who spoke to her, saying, “It is I; do not be afraid” (John 6:20). Originally from Afghanistan, Rozana lives in Turkey with her husband, who lost his sight in an accident. They have a 17 year-old daughter and...
Moved By the Spirit
Every week, we get hundreds of messages from Yazidis responding to our campaigns through our social media page. Several months ago, a message from Sami* caught our team’s attention. He shared that a man in white had appeared to him in a vision several times, and this...
Transformed by Forgiveness
After an earthquake struck their village and the surrounding area, severely damaging their home, Hanada’s family immigrated to the neighboring country of Iraq. Their living circumstances had been exceedingly difficult, even before the earthquake, due to the prolonged...