ABOUT HIGH ADVENTURE
Voice of Hope Global Broadcasting Network
Broadcasting Live - High Adventure Studios in Herzliya Israel. The mission of High Adventure Ministries is to "Go into all of the World" proclaiming the "Good News" of the kingdom of the Living God. Our ultimate goal is to achieve a time in history when "the knowledge of the Lord will cover the earth as the waters cover the sea." High Adventure Ministries, Inc. ("High Adventure") is an international broadcast ministry dedicated to reaching the world for Christ through an extensive radio broadcasting network. The purpose of High Adventure is to present the gospel to those who have never heard, as well as disciple existing believers. For over 30 year we have been supported by a wonderful community of believers and affiliated with the Assemblies of God. LISTEN LIVE VIA OUR VOICE OF HOPE LIVE STREAM!
Tour the Holy Land
Have you ever dreamt of visiting the Holy Land? There are so many interesting things to do and see. For over 30 years High Adventures Ministry has provided guided tours to Israel. You can visit the land where Jesus walked and promised to come again. You can pray at the Wailing Wall, float in the Dead Sea, or be Baptized in the Jordan river! Take in the rich cultural sites in Jerusalem and explore Jewish heritage, Christian heritage, and the wonders of Ancient Israel. We will be announcing our 2022 travel schedule soon, so stay tuned for details!
Plant a tree in Israel
Since 1978 High Adventure Ministries has planted more than 8000 trees in Israel. In 2008 the George Otis Memorial Forest was planted near Metulla, starting with over 365 trees! High Adventures has partnered with the Jewish National Fund, and now you can plant a tree, or an entire grove for someone in the land of Israel as a gift, and we will send your recipient a personalized certificate to commemorate the tree planting. Isaiah 41:19 - 20 "I will put in the desert
the cedar and the acacia, the myrtle and the olive.
I will set junipers in the wasteland, the fir and the cypress together,
so that people may see and know, may consider and understand,
that the hand of the Lord has done this, that the Holy One of Israel has created it."
Widow and Orphan fund
By giving to the High Adventure Widow and Orphans fund, you give hope to an entire generation of orphaned and disadvantaged children in Israel. You can make the critical difference in their lives and help each of our children reach their highest potential. Stand With Israel Today! For over 30 years High Adventure Ministries has touch the lives of these precious little ones and their families by providing food, shelter, clothing, healthcare and education. Psalm 68:5 “A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling.”
George Otis, a man on a mission from God. . .
High Adventure Ministries began supporting Israel in the early 1970's through tourism to the Holy Land. Founder George Otis Sr., a former aerospace executive and general manager of the Lear Corp, was one of the first evangelical leaders to realize the significance of Israel's role in the end times, and the importance of the church's relationship to God's chosen people. In achieving its mission, the chief method used by High Adventure is the strategic use of mass communication. Radio, distribution of books, films and literature, and training of people to understand how the disciples of the kingdom of God relate to those spheres of human endeavor which play a dominant role in our world. Voice of Hope was the first radio station in the Middle East to preach the Gospel.
Voice of Hope radio station ministry’s was established in 1979 on a battlefield in southern Lebanon. Several hours of religious programming were kicked off by a few minutes of twangy bluegrass -- an Otis touch. On October 17, 1985, four armed Shite Muslim suicide bomber terrorists blew up part of the Voice of Hope’s station complex, killing three of its’ Lebanese staff and two of the bombers. (GKO) Station signs back on in 24 hours from studios in the village of Marj-Ayoun. Although High Adventure is not formally a "relief" organization, it believes providing for such essential needs is a demonstration of Christ's love to the individual. The result of physical "relief work" is often an openness or introduction to spiritual matters. Throughout its history, the ministry has provided food, medical care and equipment, clothes, audio-visual equipment, blankets, toys, Christian libraries, Bibles, eyeglasses, and orphan care to thousands. George Otis passed away in 2007 at the age of 90. High Adventure to this day is dedicated to carrying on his legacy and the great commission to go into all the world and preach the Gospel of Christ.
Voice of Hope Leadership Institute
Krav Maga קרב מגע Self-Defense Seminars
Voice of Hope Leadership Institute
Training the next generation of Christian Leaders in broadcasting, publishing, marketing, public relations and government affairs. Although there is a huge market for Christian broadcasting and content, secular media continues to dominate our culture. In many cases Christian voices of hope are drown out by fear and a drumbeat of anti-
Training the next generation of Christian Leaders in broadcasting, publishing, marketing, public relations and government affairs. Although there is a huge market for Christian broadcasting and content, secular media continues to dominate our culture. In many cases Christian voices of hope are drown out by fear and a drumbeat of anti-Christian propaganda from the main stream media. In addition, those with a Biblical world view have been exiled from the town square. The Voice of Hope Leadership Institute will give Christians the knowledge and confidence to go out into all the world to preach the Gospel. This 6 week seminar will feature local and national media personalities and is perfect for students, church leaders, entrepreneurs, or anyone looking for a career in media or communications. Each seminar will offer a workshop environment and networking opportunity. Dates, time and cost to be determined by participation. Let us know if you are interested.
Ministry helping Ministries
Krav Maga קרב מגע Self-Defense Seminars
Voice of Hope Leadership Institute
Ministries helping Ministries, is dedicated to helping small ministries get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education, promotion and mentorship. No man is an island and no man can do it alone. Just like individuals, ministries need love, support and prayer. High Adventure Ministries helping Ministries offers the ministries the tools they need to success.
Krav Maga קרב מגע Self-Defense Seminars
Krav Maga קרב מגע Self-Defense Seminars
Krav Maga קרב מגע Self-Defense Seminars
High Adventure Ministries is offering free Krav Maga self-defense seminars for local churches and Christian organizations. You provide the space, we provide the trainers and equipment. The seminars are family friendly and open to age’s young teen through adult. There is no charge, but donations to cover cost are always welcome. Krav Maga
High Adventure Ministries is offering free Krav Maga self-defense seminars for local churches and Christian organizations. You provide the space, we provide the trainers and equipment. The seminars are family friendly and open to age’s young teen through adult. There is no charge, but donations to cover cost are always welcome. Krav Maga (Hebrew: קרב מגע, "contact combat,)" is a military self-defense system developed for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
Krav Maga is derived from a combination of techniques known for real-world situations and its extreme efficiency. Krav Maga is the official hand-to-hand combat system of the Israeli Defense Forces. It is also the preferred system for U.S. Military and law enforcement personnel. Krav Maga emerged in an environment where extreme violence was common. It has had ample opportunity to be tested and improved under real life conditions, proving itself to be an ideal and realistic means of defending oneself in the face of life threatening danger. Sign up today!
Lone Soldier Program
High Adventure Prayer Warriors
High Adventure Prayer Warriors
In the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), a lone soldier is defined as a serviceman or woman without immediate family in Israel usually non-Israelis of Jewish background. Lone soldiers serve in regular units and receive various forms of support from the IDF, Israeli government ministries and other organizations, but many times this support fal
In the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), a lone soldier is defined as a serviceman or woman without immediate family in Israel usually non-Israelis of Jewish background. Lone soldiers serve in regular units and receive various forms of support from the IDF, Israeli government ministries and other organizations, but many times this support falls short to meet basic needs. In addition to financial hardships, these Loan Soldiers often suffer from loneliness and homesickness. There are over 7,000 lone soldiers currently serving in the IDF. About 45% of these soldiers are new immigrants, coming from Jewish communities all over the world. The most represented countries of origin were Russia and the United States. The goal of the High Adventure Lone Soldier program is to provide moral and financial support for these brave individuals who have sacrificed so much to protect the Holy Land
High Adventure Prayer Warriors
High Adventure Prayer Warriors
High Adventure Prayer Warriors
A prayer warrior is a Christian who walks by faith, and who exercises that faith by going into battle through interceding for others, and praying for God's will in all things. We know that Christians are called to prayer. Passages like Ephesians 6:18, 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, 1 Timothy 2:1–4, Hebrews 4:14–16, and James 5:16. Our team
A prayer warrior is a Christian who walks by faith, and who exercises that faith by going into battle through interceding for others, and praying for God's will in all things. We know that Christians are called to prayer. Passages like Ephesians 6:18, 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, 1 Timothy 2:1–4, Hebrews 4:14–16, and James 5:16. Our team of prayer warriors are ready to pray for you. In addition every prayer request we receive is hand delivered to the Waling Wall in Jerusalem.
High adventure staff and board of directors
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Executive Director
Jeffrey earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Communication from the University of Louisville, in addition to graduate studies in non-profit administration. Along with his passion for Christ, Jeffrey shares a passion for broadcasting. Jeffrey has done countless interviews, and has secured over 1 million dollars in e
Executive Director
Jeffrey earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Communication from the University of Louisville, in addition to graduate studies in non-profit administration. Along with his passion for Christ, Jeffrey shares a passion for broadcasting. Jeffrey has done countless interviews, and has secured over 1 million dollars in earned media for his clients. For decades he has used the media to promote conservative Christian values. Along with carrying on the original mission of High Adventure to broadcast the Gospel in Israel, Jeffrey hopes to train a new generation of young people in media, broadcasting and public relations.
In addition to his community involvement, Jeffrey is also a certified Krav Maga instructor, (Hebrew for Contact Combat), teaching Israeli self-defense seminars and fitness classes to students and law enforcement. He is a huge supporter of Israel and the Jewish people, and teaches regular classes at the Jewish Community Center. He has dedicated his training to teaching the Jewish people to defend themselves against violence, hate and anti-semtism.
Candace Ryan
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Financial Manager / Prayer Ministry Director
Candy joined High Adventure in 2016. She received her B.A. from Huntington University, and her Masters and Rank 1 from the University of Louisville. She is a retired special needs teacher and home school educator, in addition to teaching at the University of Louisville.
Candy is a member of
Financial Manager / Prayer Ministry Director
Candy joined High Adventure in 2016. She received her B.A. from Huntington University, and her Masters and Rank 1 from the University of Louisville. She is a retired special needs teacher and home school educator, in addition to teaching at the University of Louisville.
Candy is a member of Southeast Christian Church where she was active in the music ministry singing in an acapella group and participating in the Orchestra for the annual Easter Pageants. Her favorite instrument is the piano.
She and her husband Richard Ryan have 7 children, 12 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.
Candy has a passion for people and a love for Israel, she is an avid traveler, having visited Europe and Israel.
Jennifer Beagle
Jeffrey Klusmeier
Jennifer Beagle
Board Member / Pastoral Care
Jennifer Beagle is originally from Gainesville, FL and now lives in Kentucky. Jennifer has been the founder of three non-profit organizations and has mentored hundreds of men and women out of destructive lifestyles. She was the founder of the House of Hope for women in Gainesville, FL, a 14 bed residential fac
Board Member / Pastoral Care
Jennifer Beagle is originally from Gainesville, FL and now lives in Kentucky. Jennifer has been the founder of three non-profit organizations and has mentored hundreds of men and women out of destructive lifestyles. She was the founder of the House of Hope for women in Gainesville, FL, a 14 bed residential facility. Jennifer currently mentors trafficked and sexually exploited teen boys and girls and is the founder and president of Her Hope Kentucky, a new residential home for young adults coming out of sex trafficking, drug addiction, and aging out of foster care. For years, she has worked closely with local law enforcement, FBI, courts, and CPS to educate society and promote healing and freedom for survivors of sex trafficking, drug addiction, and traumatic backgrounds. Jennifer has aired on multiple radio programs, appeared on the Christian Television Network and in nationally acclaimed magazines. Having once been on North Central Florida’s most wanted list with a reward for her capture, she was voted number 7 of “Gainesville’s Top 25 Most Interesting People” and nominated for the “Gainesville Spirit Award.” Jennifer has also won the prestigious and highest National FBI Award in 2017 “FBI’s Director’s Community Leadership Award” which is an award given by Washington DC’s FBI director, Chris Raye. Most recently, Jennifer’s story of being trafficked herself was featured on CBN’s The 700 Club. Jennifer has one biological son and two adopted children from the Florida foster-care system. She also has four grandchildren, which are her life. Jennifer uses her voice of “NEVER GIVE UP” as a platform to encourage others!
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Board Member
Mark Wilson received his commission at Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, in 1994 as a Field Artillery Officer. Mark LTC (Ret) served with the Kentucky National Guard throughout his 22 year career; last assignment he served as Executive Officer for the Warrior Transition Battalion on Fort Knox where he retired on Feb 1
Board Member
Mark Wilson received his commission at Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, KY, in 1994 as a Field Artillery Officer. Mark LTC (Ret) served with the Kentucky National Guard throughout his 22 year career; last assignment he served as Executive Officer for the Warrior Transition Battalion on Fort Knox where he retired on Feb 19th 2015. In 2011 he served as a Resource/Department of Logistics Operations Officer/Deputy Director of Garrison Command Victory Base Camp part of the 149th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (MEB); Liaison Officer for the 149th MEB to National Guard Bureau to assist with mobilization of the Brigade; Headquarters and Headquarters Company Logistician Officer mentor to the Afghan National Army in 2005-2006; Battalion Intelligence Officer, Headquarters and Headquarter Battery Commander; Battalion (Bn) Maintenance Officer; Battalion Logistician Officer; Battery Operations Officer; Battery Ammunition Officer; Multiple Launch Rocket System Platoon Leader with 1/623, 138th Fires Brigade (FIB); Fire Support Officer and Battery Executive Officer with the 2/138th, 138th FIB. Mark awards and decorations include: the Bronze Star Medal w/one Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster, Meritorious Service Medal w/two Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster, Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal w/one Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster Armed Forces Reserve Medal with “M” device and 20 year Gold Hourglass, Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal w/four Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters, National Defense Service Medal w/one Bronze Star, Afghanistan Campaign Medal , Global War on Terrorism, Iraq Campaign Medal w/Campaign Star, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon (2nd award) Expeditionary Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal and Combat Action Badge. Wilson served as a Scout professional with the Lincoln Heritage Council of the Boy Scout of America from 1996 till June 2010 when mobilized in support of Operation New Dawn. Mark has served in many capacities to include District Executive, Senior District Executive, Exploring Executive, District Director, and Field Director. Mark Wilson has worked with the following programs, Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturing, Career Exploring, and Learning for Life Programs. Mark held numerous staffing assignments to include Advisor to District Day Camps, Council Venture Advisor, Advisor to Council Motor Cycle Ride, Council Advancement Advisor, Council Boy Scout Camp Program Director, Council Boy Scout Camp Director and Staff Advisor to Boy Scout State Legislative Fund-Raising Event. Mark accomplishments/Professional Affiliations are: Eagle Scout, President Theta Chi Fraternity, Chairman of Eastern Kentucky College Republicans, President South Louisville Okolona Rotary club and is a Paul Harris in Rotary International, American Legion member, Veterans of Foreign Wars, life time member of Kentucky National Guard Association, and life time member of the National Guard Association. Mark makes his home in Louisville, Kentucky, with his wife Lori, and 2 sons Jacob (16) and Connor (12).
Dave Heigl
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Board Member
Dave began his ministry as a musician touring with Joy Inc out of Milwaukee Wisconsin. After serving as a youth and music minister for 20 years at Louisville Trinity Church in Louisville Kentucky, Dave pioneered a new church plant. He and his wife Pam have been pasturing this church - The River - for the past 20 years. Dav
Board Member
Dave began his ministry as a musician touring with Joy Inc out of Milwaukee Wisconsin. After serving as a youth and music minister for 20 years at Louisville Trinity Church in Louisville Kentucky, Dave pioneered a new church plant. He and his wife Pam have been pasturing this church - The River - for the past 20 years. Dave and Pam have two children, Faith and Kylin.
Over 20 years ago pastor Dave Heigl planted a new church in the heart of Jeffersontown KY. Today The River reaches not only the east end community but has branched out to the west end of Louisville. Ten years ago pastor Dave began ministering to the working class community of Portland. Originally beginning as a traditional church, it didn’t take long to figure out that in order to reach this amazing community, he would have to try some alternative methods. After trying unsuccessfully to reach the adult community by hosting a weekly Bible Study, pastor Dave hit the streets. Each weekend a group would walk the west end talking to neighbors and asking if they needed prayer. The need for a local church that could really impact the Portland area was still not realized. About 5 years ago the opportunity opened up for him to open a food pantry thus The Urban Ministry Center was born. Each week since then, the Urban Ministry Center has been feeding from 60-100 families weekly. Every Monday the pantry opens it’s doors. Those who come for food are offered the opportunity to attend a short worship service where they are encouraged to walk in their true identities instead of defining themselves by their sins. The results of these services have seen an average of 500 come to the Lord each year. God continues to bring in new people each week and then He shows them His amazing unconditional love. His goodness and kindness draws them to salvation and they are set free.
One day at the pantry several attendees asked, “When are you going to start a church here?” Site 61 (taken from Isaiah 61) was birthed out of that request. Site 61 meets every Sunday evening. People who attend are being discipled and are encouraged to continue their walk with the Lord. After the service there is a fellowship meal where people (whether they attend the service or not) are given a warm meal.
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Moses Moon
Mark Wilson Lieutenant Colonel (Retired)
Moses Moon
Director Israeli Operations
High Adventure is excited to announce the addition of Moses Moon as our new head of Israeli operations. Moses was born in Canada and raised in a believing and incredibly creative home. He says he was nurtured by love of the Lord, and creative giftings.
In 2010 Moses set out on the biggest adventure of
Director Israeli Operations
High Adventure is excited to announce the addition of Moses Moon as our new head of Israeli operations. Moses was born in Canada and raised in a believing and incredibly creative home. He says he was nurtured by love of the Lord, and creative giftings.
In 2010 Moses set out on the biggest adventure of his life when he joined the IDF (Israel Defense Force) and served with the best of the best. His service was within the unit Kfir under the Shimshon regiment/battalion. Moses served with distinguished excellence, proving himself in dedication, while excelling through all course materials and in action during active duty.
In 2013 Moses finished his service and started his own Krav Maga (self-defense) company in Canada, utilizing what he learned in the IDF. Often traveling to other martial art schools throughout the USA to teach or critique their material. During this time he also traveled for Humanitarian Aid causes, mainly in Cuba and El Salvador, spreading God’s love and administering basic and medical care.
In 2016 Moses was lead back to Israel to live and serve once again, but this time in the reserves, as is customary for Israeli citizens. His current profession is in high end private security. During this time he says he is flushing out and building his skills. Moses is always looking out for God given opportunities to continue sharing His love and Kingdom values and says he is excited to join High Adventure and carry on George Otis’s legacy of spreading God’s Word in Israel.