Josiah, son of Project AmaZon founders Luke and Christine Huber, was born and raised on the mission field in Santarém, Brazil. At age 16, he traveled to the United States to complete school. He received an Associate of Arts Degree in Ministry in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, where he met his wife, Jennifer, daughter of Joe and Kay Ringenberg, a family native to New Orleans. After getting married on June 14, 2003, Josiah and Jennifer moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where Josiah completed his Bachelor’s Degree at Oral Roberts University (ORU). In April, 2005, the couple joined PAZ and soon after moved to Santarém.

Josiah and Jennifer Huber

After obtaining unparalleled experience working with cell groups and raising up leaders in Santarém for almost 3 years, Josiah and Jennifer moved to the small river community of Iruçanga to plant new churches and supervise existing works along the Tapajós River and in some inland jungle communities. Their responsibilities include planning and supervising evangelistic events, small groups, church growth and church construction in the communities, as well as facilitating and encouraging the work of the supervisors under their covering. They are enjoying the exciting adventure of living out God’s calling for their lives in the Amazon!