Who We Are
Learn more about Lifeline International, Brother Bill, and the ministry’s partners
Lifeline International
Lifeline International, Inc. exists for the promotion of the gospel of Jesus Christ around the world. We serve as a missions resource ministry that has touched over 60 nations providing equipment, literature, finances and many other forms of practical help to churches, missionaries and ministries around the world.
Brother Bill
Bill is a 1979 Graduate of Christ for the Nations in Dallas, Texas and a 1981 graduate of Rhema Bible Training Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His ministry of evangelism has taken him around the world preaching evangelistic crusades, planting churches, and training leaders. He is the founder of Lifeline International, a ministry that has touched over 60 nations providing ministry, equipment, literature, finances and other forms of practical help to churches and ministries around the world.
Through The Years…
Lifeline International began in 1990 as Bill and Susan began networking with overseas missionaries to assist them in their work with their respective gifting; Bill as an evangelist, Susan a teacher.
The ministry has made continual investment in World Evangelism and Discipleship through crusades, seminars, retreats, bible schools, church planting and leadership training.
Susan
Susan Otten is enriched with many years of ministry experience Susan’s teaching grace gives her an ability to share biblical truth in a very practical way. With candor and passion, Susan imparts helpful skills for facing the challenges of life. She is a 1981 graduate of Christ for the Nations and serves a senior staff with a local church ministry team.
The needs they encountered while overseas have motivated them to create a supply line for world missionary efforts. Since it’s inception Lifeline International has served as “Lifeline” from the resources (partners in the USA) to the valid gospel missionary needs around the world focusing on worthy projects that will accelerate the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Overseas Workers
It is not wise for us to name or display pictures of our co-laborers in overseas. Their efforts and skills are helping us with translation, production and distribution of materials to the local Church in their areas