Tasha Irwin is a passionate, Jesus-loving servant of the Most High King. She has the joy of joining Jesus in what He is doing in Papuan Indonesia and the United States—serving God by educating, discipling and advocating for Papuan students in the U.S. and Indonesia. She is a duel-residential missionary, serving half of the year in Papua, Indonesia and the other half in the U.S.A. in partnership with the Indonesian Government and Papua Hope Language Institute (PHLI). She is with the students full-circle: from Papua, to the U.S.A. and then again as they re-enter Papua with the vision of using their degrees to make disciples who make disciples.

She serves with Papua Hope Language Institute as well as Sekolah Papua Harapan. She wears many hats, training teachers in Papua, teaching English, leading spiritual formation classes and helps students as they live in the United States to succeed and return to Indonesia with a vision to use their skills to spread the Good News.

Her master’s in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) has opened many doors for discipleship and equipping the next generation of world changers with a vision to go into all the world and give a reason for the hope that they have.