stone to flesh missionaries

We are contemplative activists who are in Love. Our existence starts and ends in God’s Presence where we are held by Glorious Father’s will, we are being transformed into the likeness of the Pierced Son and we walk in the Spirit Who is Holy. We become who we are.

Full time Missionaries

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Each full-time missionary spends about 40 hours weekly on their mission. Once a week all full-time and internship missionaries spend three hours together on prayer, training and sharing a meal.

To become a full time missionary at Stone to Flesh Community you need to go through nine months training at the School of the Heart and sometimes, depending on your situation, through an Internship phase.

Iwona bednarz-Major

Iwona launches forerunners to their mission and unites the Body of Christ. She creates space for people to realize their dreams in God. She is a prophetic worshipper, an apostolic visionary and a provoking teacher.

She has been a missionary since the mid 90’s in Europe (Poland and Russia), Middle East (Saudi Arabia and Qatar) and USA (Kansas City and Steubenville) and is a co-founder and Director of Stone to Flesh Community, School of the Heart and FLOW.

Teah and vincent munoz

Growing up in Eastern Europe, Middle East and USA as a missionary kid, Teah gained a unique set of skills and experiences in spiritual leadership, praise and worship, dance, and visual arts. She graduated with M.A. in Communication Management from the University of Wroclaw, Poland sharing her time between studying, ministering in a youth group and praise and worship bands, teaching English and designing for Stone to Flesh.

She directs Stone to Flesh Communications, plays and sings in worship band, designs and creates sacred art.

Vince is a Southern California native. At a young age his family went on mission together in the South Pacific. He has a heart for missions and training missionaries.

He desires to see deeper interior conversion in the hearts of many through personal and communal prayer, Sacred Scripture, and the arts. He is Music Director at Stone to Flesh.

 
The ultimate purpose of mission is none other than to make men share in the communion between the Father and the Son in their Spirit of love.
— John Paul II, Redemptoris Missio 23
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Each missionary follows Jesus in His way of

  • prayer, silence and contemplation, communion with the Father through the Spirit, entering into the Paschal mystery of the cross and resurrection

  • studying, meditating, praying and living the Scriptures

  • works of power and miracles

  • preaching, teaching and proclaiming the Kingdom, building and mentoring a community of disciples

  • living in a nuclear family, household or neighborhood

  • being present and available to their immediate community

  • seeking to unite the Body of Christ

thus becoming more like Him every day.

“I believe you can look at solitude, community, and ministry as three disciplines by which we create space for God. If we create space in which God can act and speak, something surprising will happen. You and I are called to these disciplines if we want to be disciples.”

– Henri J. M. Nouwen
 

voluntary missionaries

Voluntary missionaries are Stone to Flesh Community members who witness to Jesus’ love while working, studying or being at home parent, and after graduating from School of the Heart commit to one year ministry in various Diakonia Ministry Crews. Each voluntary missionary spends 8 - 20 hours monthly (some commitments vary seasonally) on their mission, after discerning their personal commitment.

They continue their training in Ministry School, FLOW, and minister in the Los Angeles area, Seattle, and Twin Cities in hospitality, evangelization, music, service to the poor, discipleship, mentoring and leadership, conducting Ministry School, School of the Heart, Alpha, Community Dinners, Adorations and Prayer meetings, Mercy outreach in our Community HUBS, local parishes and places of evangelization