Our Missionaries
*Some missionaries request that their prayer letters are not published on the internet. These are available only as hard copy from the missions table in the church.
...is to be at the very heart of the life of any church. God has commanded us to go into all the world and spread the saving news of the gospel.
The Missionary Committee is made up of nine members of the congregation and its aims are to:
*Some missionaries request that their prayer letters are not published on the internet. These are available only as hard copy from the missions table in the church.
Mission Africa, Belfast
Following study and ordination into the Presbyterian Church, Paul served as Assistant minister in Greenwell Street before he and Anne were called to serve in Kenya with PCI.
In 2007 he was appointed Executive Director of Mission Africa (formerly Qua Iboe Mission). While he is based in the head office in Belfast, he visits Africa several times a year seeking to support workers there and encourage the development of the churches that have been planted.
Wycliffe Bible Translators Manila, Philippines
Gerri lectures in literacy, preparing bible translators for their work. She has been serving with Wycliffe now for over 20 years having spent many of those years in Africa.
Currently working in Asia
Vine Centre Belfast
David initially served with the Belfast City Mission before taking up a post in Greenwell Street. Following that he started work with the Vine Centre working in North Belfast.
His work takes him into contact with many needy people and, being a faith based post, he has many opportunities to share the gospel
David is an elder in Greenwell Street.
Sunday 29th June, 2014 saw the official launch of the LISAP Hope For Health project.
The project will run again from 2017 - 2019 at a cost of £2,500 per year
It is based in the Mzokoto community, Rumphi District, Malawi
Find Out MorePopulation of 10,746
5,519 are children under 5. (more than half the population!!)
This small community has a very high rate of HIV. 255 people in the Mzokoto community are living with HIV and 43 of these are children. This project will be primarily looking after the 43 children who are living with HIV and Aids.
On Sunday 23rd September, 2012 we held a Compassion Sunday. This marked the beginning of a commitment from many of our families and organisations to provide support for children in other countries.
Our children are from 2 projects in Cochabamba, Bolivia. We look forward to learning more about the place and the challenges our children face there.
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