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Adair, Andrew and Teri (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Andrew, who grew up in Houston, and Teri, who grew up in Southern California, met and married while they were studying at Fuller Seminary in Pasadena,

Akrofi-Christaller Institute of Theology, Mission, and Cultu...

Posted in Ghana The Akrofi-Christaller Institute for Theology, Mission, and Culture is one of the premier missiological institutions in Africa. Founded by Dr. Kwame Bediako, the Akrofi-

Alfonsi, Lisa (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

God has called Lisa to participate in his mission in Peru, and she is excited about this new adventure into which God is leading her. Lisa currently li

Amagara House Children’s Home

Posted in Uganda The HIV/AIDS epidemic is destroying families and cultures throughout Africa, but in Uganda there is hope. More than a million people have died in Uganda since HIV/AIDS be

Amazon Christian Holistic Development

Posted in South America

The Amazon Christian Holistic Development project of the Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil reaches out to isolated people, continuing Christ’s ministr

Bethlehem Bible College

Posted in Middle East

Bethlehem Bible College is an interdenominational Christian Bible College located in Bethlehem, Palestine. Two millennia ago, in a field outside the holy city

Bibles for New Christians

Posted in International

The Bible is one of the most powerful means of leading people to Christ in addition to its being the basis for growing in the faith for every Christi

Bong Su Church Mission to the Hungry

Posted in Asia The Bong Su Noodle Factory program of the Korean Christians Federation in North Korea is the only the food aid program which is authorized by the government of North Kore

Bookshop for the National Evangelical Synod of Syria and Leb...

Posted in Middle East The national Evangelical (Presbyterian) church of Minyara, Akkar, Lebanon built a new church, hall, and pastor’s house over three years ago. Pictured here is the Pr

Boyd, Jeff and Christi (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Jeff and Christi Boyd are mission co-workers of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in Central Africa. Serving as regional liaison for the countries of Cameroon, Democratic

Caring for Vulnerable Children

Posted in Uganda Partners in Mission exists in Uganda to share the good news of Jesus Christ, not only by witnessing his love to those who do not yet know him, but by caring for

Carriker, Tim and Marta (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Rev. Tim and Marta Carriker are Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) mission co-workers seconded to the Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil. They live and work in Florianop

Chiapas Missionary Community

Posted in Mexico and Central America

Our partner church, the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico, has organized a missionary order called the Society of St. John the Evangelist. The Saint John

Christian Education Seminars, Workshops, and Resource Center...

Posted in Middle East The Near East School of Theology (NEST)’s resource center provides one of the few places where church lay leaders who serve their congregation’s Sunday school

Church and School Construction

Posted in Sudan Following a trip to South Sudan with a team from four Presbyterian and Reformed denominations which represented three countries, The Outreach Foundation is joining with t

Church Construction at Jagüey Grande

Posted in Caribbean

Jagüey Grande is a strategic location and congregation for the  Matanzas Presbytery and the Presbyterian and Reformed Church of Cuba. Located near an

Church Construction in Jimma

Posted in Ethiopia

Jimma is located southeast of Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia. Jimma, the center of Jimma zone administration in southwestern Ethiopia, is an economic hub

Church Construction in Kenya

Posted in Kenya Christianity is growing by leaps and bounds in parts of Africa, and many growing congregations are seeking someone to come alongside them to assist them as they build or

Clean Drinking Water in Kenya

Posted in Kenya Water is the most precious commodity in East Africa. In remote areas of Kenya, women and children spend on average 40 percent of their time collecting and carrying water.

Collins, Nancy (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Nancy Collins is the PC(USA) mission co-worker now serving as regional liaison for the countries of Zambia, Malawi, Kenya, and Rwanda in Africa. She succeeds Ted and Sue

Continuing Education for Chinese Church Leaders

Posted in Asia

Since 2004, The Outreach Foundation has been working with Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregations and seminaries to provide continuing education for leaders of t

Crisis Nurseries

Posted in Zambia

Crisis Nurseries are emergency, transitional homes for orphans and abandoned children providing care until the child can be safely united with extended, foster, or

Davydovo Outreach to Children

Posted in Europe The communists closed the Russian Orthodox Church in Davydovo in 1935 and forbid any kind of ministry or outreach. Over the decades the decaying structure was used to sto

Developing “South-South” Mission Partnerships

Posted in International

The Outreach Foundation has begun a quiet work of building relationships among our global partners who have a passion for mission and evangelism. From 2007-200

Development of a Sunday School Curriculum

Posted in Asia

The percentage of the membership of the church in China that belongs to the younger generation is increasing every year. Over the past ten years, more and more chur

Dunn, Tim and Debbie (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Tim, Debbie, and Jonathan moved to Brazil in August 2009 where they are serving in leadership development. The Dunns are working with a Brazilian missi

Ellington, Dustin and Sherri (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Dustin and Sherri Ellington were appointed mission co-workers in January 2005 and assigned to Egypt to work with the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo (ETSC), whe

Evangelical Theological Seminary

Posted in Middle East

The Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo is one of the premier theological institutions in the Middle East. Almost all of the leaders of the Evangelical Church

FJKM Ministries and Outreach

Posted in Madagascar The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s partner church in Madagascar is Fiangonan’i Jesoa Kristy edo Madagasasikara (FJKM). There are many faithful, dilig

Fletcher, John and Gwenda (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries In January 2009, John and Gwenda Fletcher were appointed to serve with the Presbyterian Community of Congo (CPC) in the Kasai region of Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Forman Christian College

Posted in Asia After 31 years under government control, Forman Christian College (FCC) was restored and placed once again in the hands of a Christian board and principal. Dr. Peter H. A

Gartrell, Gordon and Dorothy (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Gordon and Dorothy Gartrell have moved to Belem do Para to start new churches and develop evangelism strategies with the United Presbyterian Church of Brazil. First

Giffen Bible School in Malakal, South Sudan

Posted in Sudan

Giffen Bible School is named for the first Presbyterian missionary in Sudan, J. Kelly Giffen. It opened in 1974 as a vocational training school. Originally located

Girls' Education in Kenya

Posted in Kenya Presbyterian churches in Africa have a vision to provide a future of hope for children and their families. Girls from poor families have no choice other than going home a

Global Mission of the Evangelical Church in Egypt

Posted in Middle East

The Agape Arabic Christian Center (“Agape”) is an evangelistic ministry  to Arabic-speaking people located in London. Through book sales and one-on

Gujranwala Theological Seminary

Posted in Asia

Presbyterian mission work in what is now Pakistan began in the mid-1850s. Our partner in that country is the Presbyterian Church of Pakistan, a church with nea

Hannah Ministry to Child-led Households

Posted in Rwanda Since 2005 Hannah Ministry Tumurere (HMT) has been working as a local Rwandan organization ministering to orphans who are heads of households. Orphans and HIV positive ch

Holistic Evangelism in Tete Province

Posted in Mozambique In Tete Province of northwestern Mozambique, The Outreach Foundation supports a holistic evangelism project that is transforming thousands of lives. These efforts have he

Home of Hope

Posted in Zimbabwe

The ongoing political crisis in Zimbabwe has made efforts to reach out to vulnerable children and the destitute a nightmare. Home of Hope is struggling to make

Iraq: Basrah Radio Ministry

Posted in Middle East We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed.   Paul&r

Iraq: Leadership Development

Posted in Middle East Fellowship of Middle East Evangelical Churches (FMEEC) was created in its present form in 1974 as an umbrella organization bringing together 15 Evangelical Reformed, Luth

Justo Mwale Theological University College

Posted in Zambia

One of the most important things we can do for churches in Africa is to assist them in providing theological training for their pastors and evangelists. Scholarship

Karai Orphanage and Primary School

Posted in Kenya This orphanage/school is located not far from Kikuyu in Kenya. In December of 2007, the street children’s home in Sugoi was destroyed during a clash fight afte

Kebede, Habtom and Heather (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries

Habtom, born and raised in Ethiopia, grew up learning woodworking and electrical skills from his father and playing club volleyball on various teams. Heather was bo

Lim, Choon and Yen Hee (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Choon and Yen Hee Lim were appointed as mission co-workers in 1991. For six years they worked on the islands off the coast of South Korea in the “Island Medical Mis

Lim, Peter (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries For the past few years, we have been actively deepening our relationships with the church in China, especially in the provinces of Jiangsu, Shandong, Heilongjiang, Zhejia

Lovemore Home

Posted in Zimbabwe

The Lovemore Home was established in 1998 by the Uniting Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa to care for children at risk. Less privileged children, especia

Luke, Todd and Maria (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries Since 1996, Todd Luke has lived or worked in the southern portion of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, in a rural area known as Calakmul. He works through the Campec

Mabati Church Construction

Posted in Kenya In a country where Christianity is growing rapidly, the need for new churches continues to increase. Since 2003, The Outreach Foundation has offered opportunities fo

Mabati School Construction in Kenya

Posted in Kenya East Africa is in dire need of schools. Existing schools generally are very rundown and not maintained very well. Nearly 60 percent of high school age children do not hav

Matanzas Evangelical Theological Seminary

Posted in Caribbean

Seminario Evangelico de Teologia (SET) was established in 1946 as an ecumenical pastoral training center. The Methodist, Presbyterian, and Episcopal Churches f

McCall, John (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Taiwan is a small island located 100 miles off the southern coast of China. Christians make up only three percent of the total population. There are nine tribes in Taiwan

Miller, Eric (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Eric Miller joined The Antioch Partners (TAP) in August 2007 in a partnership with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. For over forty years, Eric has wo

Ministry of The Outreach Foundation

Posted in Missionaries & Projects Since 1979, The Outreach Foundation has served God’s mission in the world by helping to connect Presbyterians to the work of proclaiming the good news of Jesus Chri

Ministry with Iraqi Refugees in the Presbyterian Churches of...

Posted in Middle East

Because of their locations in large cities, the Presbyterian churches in Damascus and Aleppo continue to receive a constant stream of Iraqi Christians who are fl

Mission Trip Scholarships for Seminary Students and New Past...

Posted in International The Outreach Foundation began in 1979 to renew a passion for Presbyterian global mission. Over the years, we have seen Presbyterians transformed by participating in our m

Missionary Fund

Posted in Missionaries & Projects The Outreach Foundation is actively engaged in making it possible for Presbyterians to respond to God’s call to long-term, cross-cultural mission service.

Missionary Fund

Posted in International The Outreach Foundation is actively engaged in making it possible for Presbyterians to respond to God’s call to long-term, cross-cultural mission service. We are pr

Missionary Opportunity for Kolhapur Church Council

Posted in Asia In 1852, American missionary Rev. Royal Wilder introduced Christianity to Kolhapur, India, and the first baptism took place in 1857. In 1955, the American Presbyterian Ch

Musalaha

Posted in Middle East

Musalaha is a Christian organization dedicated to bringing Israelis and Palestinians together and building relationships that lead to reconciliation. Palestinians a

Namumu Orphanage

Posted in Zambia

Namumu Orphanage Center (NOC) is a community-based program in Siavonga, Zambia with a capacity for 80 children. As of April 2012, only 44 children were residents, 2

Near East School of Theology

Posted in Middle East

The Near East School of Theology (NEST), located in  Beirut, is a joint venture of the Presbyterian, Lutheran, Episcopal, and Armenian Evangelical communities

New Church Development

Posted in Middle East

The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Egypt is the largest Protestant denomination in the entire Middle East. Although they are a minority religion in Eg

New Church Development in Central Brazil

Posted in South America

Michael and Irene Sivalee have served with the Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil (IPIB) since 1982. From 1982-2008, they were PC(USA) mission co-workers.&nb

New Church Development in South Brazil

Posted in South America

Fewer than 15 percent of the people living in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil are Protestant Christians. There are more than 120 cities with a Protestant p

Pakistan Bible Correspondence Institute

Posted in Asia

Many Pakistani Muslims are interested in learning about the Bible, but the fear of persecution and other social constraints keep them from entering churches. F

Pakistan Christian Recording Ministries

Posted in Asia

Only God knows how deep the impact of Christian broadcasting has been in countries where it is difficult to evangelize. Pakistan Christian Recording Ministries is o

Pezini, José Carlos (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries A native of Brazil, Rev. José Carlos Pezini joined The Outreach Foundation in 2002 as a missionary to the U.S.A. among Portuguese-speaking immigrants. Since then P

Repatriote Ministry Center

Posted in Caribbean Even before the January 2010 earthquake, The Outreach Foundation worked with Haiti Outreach Ministries (HOM) led by Pastor Leon and Jacky Dorleans. HOM serves the people

Resources for Lay Leaders in China

Posted in Asia

Lay leaders continue to be the backbone of the church in China. They need continual training in how to bring the millions of new believers into a mature Christian f

Rice, Bob and Kristi (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries  Bob and Kristi Rice began in January 2010 as mission workers of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where they serve with the Pres

Ross, Stu and Linda (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries Stu and Linda Ross are The Outreach Foundation’s East Africa mission staff, based in Kikuyu, Kenya. They are responsible for working with the Presbyterian Church of

Scholarships at Nile Theological College

Posted in Sudan In January 2011, the people of the south in Sudan voted to separate from the north of Sudan. They officially became the newest country in the world on July 9, 2011 and ar

Scholarships at San Pablo Theological Seminary

Posted in Mexico and Central America

San Pablo Presbyterian Theological Seminary began in 1982 as a small seminary serving the Yucatan. It quickly branched out to other parts of Mexico. Today, it is th

Scholarships for African Students

Posted in Africa One of the most important things we can do for churches in Africa is to assist them in providing theological training for pastors and evangelists. Scholarships are needed

Schwind, Steve and Lisa (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Steve and Lisa met and married while serving as missionaries in western Africa. They both share a passion for cross-cultural ministry and served throughout Africa f

Sertão Project

Posted in South America

In 1998, The Outreach Foundation and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) joined with the Independent Presbyterian Church of Brazil (IPIB) to launch an ambitious progra

Smith, Alan and Ellen (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Alan and Ellen Smith were appointed by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in 2001 to serve as coordinators of the congregational twinning project in Russia and Belarus. Thi

Stone, Eric and Debbie (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Eric was born and raised in North Carolina, and Debbie is a native Guatemalan. Eric volunteered for two years with the Peace Corps in Guatemala using h

Street Children's Ministry in Kigali

Posted in Rwanda

 The Presbyterian church in Rwanda created this transit center for reintegration of street children, “Centre Presytérian d’Amour des Je

Sunday School Curriculum for Children's Education

Posted in Rwanda The Protestant Council of Rwanda has asked The Outreach Foundation for help as they strengthen and organize Christian education for that nation's churches. Given the

Sureste Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Posted in Mexico and Central America

The Presbyterian Church is growing very rapidly in Tabasco, Mexico. The population of the state of Tabasco is predominantly Protestant. The entire country is about

Taylor, Rob and Jennifer (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Rob and Jennifer Taylor have sensed God’s call to partner with him in Swaziland to serve orphans and the rural poor. They currently live in Gig Harbor, W

The Antioch Partners

Posted in International

Several years ago, The Outreach Foundation and Presbyterian Frontier Fellowship joined in a strategic alliance for the purpose of sending new missionaries.The allia

Theological Education Centers

Posted in Asia

The need for leaders for the growing churches in China is acute. There are fewer than 4,000 pastors for the entire country. The seminaries and Bible schools in Chin

Tilton, Doug (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Doug Tilton currently serves as Regional Liaison for Southern Africa, helping to strengthen the mutual ministries of the PC(USA) and its partner churches and institutions

Tumaini Children’s Ministry in Nyeri

Posted in Kenya A mission effort of the PCEA Riamukurwe parish, the Nyeri Center feeds over 200 destitute children and some of their family members. Over 121 children reside at Tumaini a

Turk, Dan and Elizabeth (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Dan and Elizabeth Turk were invited to serve in Madagascar through the development branch of our partner denomination, Fiangonan’i Jesoa Kristy edo Madagasasikara (

Tyre, Zondra (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Zondra is using her gifts of teaching and showing mercy to share the love of Christ with the students at Medhane-Alem School in Yetebon, Ethiopia. Located in a prim

University Student Ministry

Posted in Ethiopia The Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus (EECMY) is the fastest growing Lutheran church in the world with 5.3 million members and over 6,000 congregations nationwide

Vulnerable Children's Fund

Posted in International

UNICEF defines absolute poverty as “a condition characterized by severe deprivation of basic human needs, including: food, safe drinking water, sanitation fac

Warlick, Bill and Nancy (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries Rev. Bill and Nancy Warlick served as Presbyterian missionaries for over 27 years in Africa. Bill is an ordained PC(USA) pastor. Nancy, a trained educator, is especially

Wehmeyer, Don and Martha (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

The Rev. Dr. Don Wehmeyer and Martha Bermejo de Wehmeyer, M.D. have served in Yucatan, Mexico since 1981. Don is a graduate of the  University of Oklahoma (197

Weller, Michael and Rachel (PCUSA)

Posted in Missionaries Michael was appointed in 1994 to serve in Ethiopia with the Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus. From 1994 to 2001, he taught at the Gidada Bible School, which trai

Wheeler-Waddell, John and Anne (Antioch Partners)

Posted in Missionaries

Anne and John joined The Antioch Partners (TAP) as Member Care Coordinators in September 2009. Both experienced missionaries, they have been serving in cross-cultur

Women’s Conference for Church Leaders from Syria

Posted in Middle East

Given the many months of conflict and upheaval in Syria, the National Evangelical (Presbyterian) Synod of Syria and Leba

Women’s Ministries in Africa

Posted in Africa

In the African culture, women often work harder than men. Some African Christian women are pastor’s wives. Others are elders and ministers. They are expected

Zulu, Nedson and Sebber Banda (Outreach)

Posted in Missionaries After graduation from Justo Mwale Theological College in Lusaka, Zambia, Rev. Nedson Zulu served as a Reformed Church of Zambia pastor and with the Theological Education

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