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At the age of 12, Angelica Bradley received a call from the Lord to intercultural Gospel work. From that time on, she has pursued God’s will for her life as He reveals it. She participated in her first short-term cross-cultural trip in 2006. She has had the privilege of joining with believers in worship and ministry in Mexico, Honduras, India, Ethiopia, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Ireland, Romania, and East Asia. Each experience played a part in clarifying and solidifying her call and passion for intercultural Gospel work. In 2012, Angelica graduated from Kentucky Mountain Bible College with a Bachelors in Religion and Education. She then went on to complete her Masters of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Malone University in 2021. She is currently working in Kentucky as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor. She holds her district license from the Kentucky District. Angelica has a passion for holistic ministry, addressing the spiritual, mental, physical, and relational needs of people from all cultures and tongues. She is also passionate for discipleship and has been blessed with the privilege of walking with other believers as they deepen their faith and experience growth in their daily lives. She has a special love for working with children and has found that they have profound wisdom and insight in matters of faith. Angelica loves board games, chats with good friends, coffee, enthralling books, and has a dream of someday living in a renovated camper van. She feels that her path in ministry has mirrored the experience of Paul and his companions in Acts 16 - heavily pursuing ministry work and being consistently redirected by the Holy Spirit. Please pray that she will continue in sanctified persistence to pursue Gospel work and remain sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. Pray that she will be able to echo in action the words of Acts 16:10, “And when Paul had seen the vision, immediately we sought to go on into Macedonia, concluding that God had called us to preach the gospel to them.”