Tracy Evans is a Stanford Physician Assistant. She has served in the U.S. Army and overseas as a Medical Officer for embassies and the Peace Corps. Through her medical credentials, Tracy secured long-term visas in Muslim and Communist countries typically closed to missionaries. She builds medical clinics and schools which in turn facilitate evangelism, discipleship and church planting.
She is the founder of iReachAfrica and Africa 180. During the last 23 years in Africa, her team has planted 22 churches and provided daily nutrition and life-saving medical care for more than 9,000 at-risk orphaned and special-needs babies. iReachAfrica has also hosted leadership seminars for government officials and pastors, She also oversees a vocational training center for adults. The goal is to bring all of Mozambique to Jesus Christ by pioneering and developing communities of Christian disciples.
