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Orthodox Presbyterian Missionaries
serve on foreign mission fields throughout
the world. The purpose of their work is
to establish indigenous Presbyterian and reformed churches that are
self-governing, self-sustaining and self-propagating.
Some of the fields are as follows.
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In the land where the first Orthodox Presbyterian missionaries labored more than sixty-five years ago, OPC missionaries labor to strengthen the indigenous church in the whole counsel of God’s Word, especially through the training of interns for the gospel ministry and Bible studies in local churches. College graduates who are willing to serve for one or two years as missionary associates are needed. Ethiopia In the spring of 1998, the first congregation of the Ethiopian Reformed Presbyterian Church (ERPC) was established in Addis Ababa. In the spring of 2000, a second congregation was established in the southern province of Sidamo. In June 2000, the first two ministers in the ERPC were ordained. In the fall of 2001, two more congregations were established in southern villages. Please pray for the officers who carry on the work of each congregation, for the numerous opportunities to advance the cause of Christ in the countryside, and for perseverance that the church might stand faithfully in the face of persecution. Haiti Our current missionary in Haiti has labored there since 2008. His work in preaching in the seven congregations of Lagonav and the training of their leaders is developing the groundwork for a presbytery made up of these and other churches. Please pray for an additional missionary to labor with him. Our missionaries have labored here for more than sixty-five years. Currently, we have missionaries in the Tohoku and Tobu presbyteries of the Reformed Church in Japan (RCJ) conducting church planting and evangelism, and working with three theological institutions. Our mission operates the Missionary Training Institute in Seoul for the training of Korean missionaries who will themselves go to other nations. Short-term volunteers—especially conversational English teachers—are needed year-round. Québec________________________________________________________ The early history of Québec reveals a strong Huguenot (Reformed) influence in the colony, then known as New France, up to the time of the imposition of the anti-Protestant bans in the seventeenth century. In 1988 the Reformed Church in Québec was organized with half a dozen congregations. The OPC assist its work in Québec City. Uganda Missionaries assist the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Uganda (OPCU) in church planting and preparing men for office through Knox Theological College in Mbale. Other missionaries (both ministers and deacons) conduct evangelistic outreach and operate a medical clinic in the South Karamoja region in eastern Uganda.
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