Ann Miner describes herself as a self-confessed, reluctant missionary whose perspective was entirely transformed by a combination of a short-term mission trip to Brazil in 2005, a husband deeply excited about missions, and a deeply caring, patient God. For the past 18 years, she has supported her husband, Michael, in his role as the Northwest Regional Director for Men for Missions (OMS). Together, they share a fervent passion for mobilizing Pacific Northwest believers to meet tangible, real-world needs across the globe through short-term mission teams. Through every journey, team, and personal step of faith, she remains in constant awe of “Him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine.”

Professionally, Ann leverages her talents in office services and staff training at a physical therapy practice. When off duty, she cherishes the quiet joys of home life, a good book, and family. Michael, a rye grass seed farmer, balances his agricultural work to allow flexibility for his God-given mission passion during the slower farming seasons. Enthusiastic travelers who appreciate the diverse people they encounter along the way, they are thrilled to step into their newest roles as grandparents, eagerly anticipating the fresh adventures ahead with their expanding family.

Ann and Michael Miner