Fred Pry
Vice President of Administration — Child Evangelism Fellowship
Fred Pry became a second-career CEF missionary over 20 years ago after twenty-five years in the business world. Fred’s journey with CEF began in directing a local chapter in Pennsylvania, which led to an appointment as state director of Virginia, followed by joining the staff at CEF International Headquarters as Director of Literature. Later, he was invited to lead USA Ministries, and since 2024 he has been serving as Vice President of Administration.
Fred trusted Christ as Savior at age nine. His call to missions came while a teenager and was reaffirmed years later to both him and his wife Dawn during a mission conference. As they sought the Lord for direction and His timing, they continued serving in their church and raised four children. Through their children’s involvement with the CEF program, Christian Youth in Action, Fred and Dawn recognized the profound impact of CEF in the lives of children, teens and adults. As a result, they accepted the invitation to join CEF ministry in 2003.
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