Andrew and Angie Even, along with their children Dylan, Diego, and Reece, serve with MANNA Worldwide. Dylan is 21 and currently attends an adult school. Diego is a freshman at Texas A&M, and Reece is a 6th grader in middle school. Andrew grew up in Chile as a missionary’s kid, and Angie is from Fort Worth, TX. They met in Bible College and have been married since 2000. The Even’s sending church is Hallmark Church in Fort Worth, Texas. They began their missionary service in Chile. It was during this time that MANNA helped them start a feeding center in their church in Santiago. The MANNA center became a vital part of this church and helped the Evens realize the effectiveness of MANNA as a tool for church planting. In 2006, their oldest son, Dylan, was diagnosed with severe autism just before his 3rd birthday. Andrew and Angie searched every avenue to get help for Dylan in Chile, but ultimately had to base out of Texas to allow Dylan to receive the treatment and therapy he needed. Throughout this transition, God opened many doors and moved them toward working directly with MANNA Worldwide, where they could continue fulfilling their missionary calling, and their son could receive the help he needed. They have now served with MANNA for over 16 years. Andrew and Angie have seen God use their gifts and experience to help start many churches, along with feeding centers, orphanages, clinics, and schools. They also lead hundreds of people each year to go serve in these projects. Please join them in this life-changing work by praying, giving, and going.