YWAM DUNCAN
KNOW GOD AND MAKE HIM KNOWN
Our Mission and Vision
Aside from To Know God and Make Him Known, the vision of YWAM Duncan can be summed up in one word: Multiply. Our passion is train and launch those with a passion and a call from God on their lives.
Whether that means being a launching pad to the Native Americans of Oklahoma or the unreached tribes of Africa, we are a base that believes in sending out and multiplying the Kingdom of God into every sphere of society, in every nation on the planet.
If you feel like God has a calling on your life, and are looking for a family that will train you, encourage you, and come alongside you to fulfill that calling, come to Duncan, Oklahoma!
Ministry Focus Areas
We are passionate about creating ministry opportunities with the local Native Americans in Oklahoma, leading Discipleship Training Schools, and leading the local church on Mission Adventures.
LOCAL NATIVE MINISTRY
We want to bring hope, identity, and power of the Gospel to the local Native Americans.
SCHOOLS
We want to champion young people in their God-given idenities and callings and send them to the nations.
MISSION ADVENTURES
We want to partner with the local churches and encourage their heart for missions through short-term trips.
Meet the Base Leaders
Alan and Karmy Crookham have served the Lord together for over twenty years. Alan did his DTS in Minneapolis, Minnesota at 16 in 2001, followed by his SOFM in Seamill, Scotland. He then served in Turkey for two years before moving to Panama to be part of a pioneering team to establish the YWAM Boquete base, which is also where he met Karmy.
Karmy did her DTS in 2009 in Heredia, Costa Rica, and then they served together on that base for two years, followed by nine months in Mendoza, Argentina where she did her SOFM.
After, they returned to Panama and helped establish the base there until 2016, serving among the Ngobe tribe.
In 2016, the Lord called them to the States where they served for a season at a local church in DuBois, Pennsylvania, until the Lord called them to Oklahoma to pioneer a new YWAM base with a vision for global outreach.
