From a New York Dairy Farm to Malawi

Chuck and Diane Phippen gave up an idyllic American life to serve God on the mission field.

Christians make sacrifices. But most don’t leave behind 10 children, 16 grandchildren (with another on the way), 65 cows and a 250-acre dairy farm to become missionaries in Malawi.  

But that’s just what Chuck and Diane Phippen did in 2023. 

Before that, some might say the Phippens lived an idyllic life on an organic, grass-fed dairy farm; they homeschooled their 12 kids and were deeply embedded in their community and church. Two of their kids had even married two of their pastor’s kids.  

So why do it? Instead of slowing down, why did Chuck, Diane and their two youngest kids pack their belongings into 12 suitcases and leave behind a comfortable, rewarding life that they all loved? Why board a plane on a beautiful spring day in New York and enter a rainy, muggy city in one of the poorest countries in the world?  

Read the story here at the EFCA blog.

The Phippen family


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  1. Gretchen Benham

    What an exciting story of a couple who are serving!

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