Skip to content“My name is Bev and I have been serving in Moldova with Operation Mobilisation since 2013. I received God’s call on my life whilst I was working as a teacher of English in Moldova with a language school. I strongly felt that God wanted me to stop what I was doing and use my skills and talents for enlarging His Kingdom. There were many obstacles to overcome but I had peace in my heart that God would provide and equip me for what He was calling me to do. I spend some of my time teaching English to the Moldovan missionaries who want to serve abroad but mostly I work for the Relief and Development department where I translate reports from Russian or Romanian into English for the sponsors of the various projects we carry out. I am also involved in supporting the various training and summer outreach programs.”
Kalbassou is a Cameroonian Advanced Nurse and Surgeon, and Director at the BMS-supported Guinebor II hospital in Chad. Before joining BMS World Mission as an International Mission Worker, Kalbassou was chief personnel co-ordinator at Meskine Hospital in Cameroon. In June 2016 Kalbassou started working at Guinebor II hospital, and after working there for a year, Kalbassou began his service with BMS World Mission as an International Mission Worker. Kalbassou is married to Maimouna, and they have four adult children and five other younger adopted children.
To find out more and read his recent news then please visit the BMS by clicking here.
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