Mark Becker's life and career have been marked by a profound dedication to missionary work and leadership in community service. His journey in mission work began during his student years at HSBC, where he engaged in outreach activities in Boca Raton, FL, and with Jamaican sugar camp workers. He later pastored an inner-city mission for two years while studying at GBS, and subsequently dedicated eight years to pastoring a chapel on the Rosebud Indian Reservation for Society of Indian Missions.

Mark's commitment extended to Winnipeg, Manitoba, where for ten years, he oversaw a church, a school, and various outreach and mission initiatives with the First Nations people. His leadership roles continued as he served as a board member and president of a First Nations church camp, and he currently holds the position of Vice President/Treasurer at his local church camp.

Over the past 20 years, Mark has played a crucial role in developing the missionary program of his local church, initiating missions to countries such as Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and Cuba, and overseeing a Short Wave broadcast into Africa for 16 years. Additionally, he serves as the "Island Overseer" for a couple of churches in Jamaica, visiting the island several times a year.

Educationally, Mark holds a BRE in Missions from GBS and an MA in Global Studies from Providence Theological Seminary, further enriched by numerous specialized courses in mission-related fields.

Mark's extensive travel includes leading and participating in numerous work and ministry teams across North America, South America, Africa, and Europe, showcasing his global impact and relentless passion for spreading faith and support across diverse communities.