Tiana grew up in the United Pentecostal Church of Madagascar. He went to university and trained as an electrician, but God had different plans for his life. He ended up answering the call to become a preacher. After two years of Bible School he graduated, then was an assistant pastor for a couple years while serving in the National Youth Department before pastoring a church in the northern part of the island. He grew that church and served as a district leader in that area and then was asked to relocate to take a church on the outskirts of the capital city of Antananarivo. Once again he helped build up that church and served as a district leader until he was finally appointed to serve on the National Board as a presbyter of the the newly divided Central Region.

Ony was a teenager when she got in church, but she gave her life completely to serving Jesus Christ. She has been beside her husband all the way. She does not meet a stranger and will witness to anyone, anywhere, at anytime.

They felt God calling them to become Regional Missionaries and felt that Mayotte was where they should go and from there help open the church in Comoros as well. They received their official appointment as Regional Missionaries at the 2019 All-Africa Leadership Conference held in Ghana, West Africa. They arrived on-site late 2021 due to delays from Covid19 shut-downs, but they have tried to make up for lost time. Pray for them as they evangelize this newly opened country with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and pioneer a church.