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The Missions Ministry of WPC is the personal involvement of members of WPC in making disciples and growing Christ's Church locally and throughout the world so that God will be glorified. This work is accomplished through prayer, communication in multiple directions, the building and maintenance of relationships, personal participation in national and international missions ventures, and financial generosity.

Vision Statement of Missions Ministry

BUILDING UPON OUR CHURCH’S...
PURPOSE [TO GLORIFY GOD AND ENJOY HIM - WSC 1] AND MISSION [TO MAKE DISCIPLES - MATTHEW 28]
...WE HOLD THE FOLLOWING AS THE VISION OF THE WPC MISSIONS MINISTRY.

SUMMARY VISION STATEMENT
The Missions Ministry of WPC is the personal involvement of members of WPC in making disciples and growing Christ’s Church locally and throughout the world so that God will be glorified. This work is accomplished through prayer, communication in multiple directions, the building and maintenance of relationships, personal participation in national and international missions ventures, and financial generosity.
EXPANDED VISION STATEMENT
The Missions Ministry of Westminster Presbyterian Church seeks to glorify God in being obedient to Christ’s Great Commission by promoting the making of disciples and growing Christ’s Church as a means towards extending God’s Kingdom in our local community and throughout the world. The ministry requires the personal involvement of the members of this local church whom God has called to this mission and through whom God has promised to work by His Spirit. The ministry requires all to be devoted to prayer individually and corporately, to have a learning spirit, to have a compassion for the lost, to have a willingness to sacrifice to spread God’s Kingdom, and to have an ultimate desire for God to be worshipped and glorified.

This ministry will be characterized and enabled by prayer, communication in multiple directions, the building and maintenance of relationships, active personal involvement, and financial generosity.

The Missions Ministry Team will engage and equip the congregation to accomplish the Vision and corresponding goals. The Team will hold regular meetings which emphasize prayer. The Team will communicate regularly with the congregation and foster regular communication with the supported missionaries. The Team will grow to include more sincerely interested members of the church who share responsibilities, are active in and outside our church, and potentially have different levels of involvement. The Team will host events, such as a Missions Conference, which foster excitement about building God’s Kingdom.

Goals of Missions Ministry for 2026

These goals are put forth with humble recognition that while man plans his way, the LORD establishes his steps. It is only if the LORD so wills, that we will accomplish these goals. They are the result of prayer and should be used to guide our prayers, plans, and our actions while we continue to seek God’s guidance and look with great expectation for what God will accomplish for His glory.

CHURCH MEMBERS REGULARLY PRAYING FOR MISSIONARIES AND OUR MISSION
As part of our Wednesday night prayer meetings, Sunday school classes, pastoral prayers and weekly prayer and praise emails, we desire to see our members praying together for the extension of God’s kingdom.
COMMUNICATION
The Missions Ministry Team regularly communicates with our missionaries to encourage them, let them know we pray for them, and receive their prayer requests.
We have created email distribution lists where you can opt in to receive all the prayer letters and updates which our supported missionaries send out. If you are interested in a particular missionary or missionaries prayer lists, please let Pastor Roberts know..
RELATIONSHIPS WITH SUPPORTED MISSIONARIES
When our missionaries visit, we attempt to provide ample time and opportunities for members of the congregation to spend time and develop relationships with them.
Through our Adopt-A-Missionary program, we encourage members to regularly be involved in the lives of our missionaries through letters of encouragement and gifts of kindness.
SENDING MISSIONARIES AND SUPPORT OF MTW’S 1% CHALLENGE
We currently support the following missionaries who are current or former members of WPC: Mike and Mary Lott (Southeast Asia), Rebecca S. (Central Asia), RUF Campus Pastor (Univ. of OK) James Post, RUF Campus Staff (UAH) Kelley Murphree, and RUF Campus Staff (Univ. of IL) Jenn McFadden.
For more information on Mission to the World’s 1% challenge, see https://mtw. org/1. Consider and pray about how God might be calling you and your family.
CONTINUED SACRIFICIAL GIVING BY OUR CONGREGATION TO MISSIONS THROUGH THE FAITH PROMISE FUND
In addition to supporting Church planting and RUF through our general fund, Westminster also supports missions from a fund separate from its general fund giving. We have established a faith promise fund, and we ask people to sacrificially give above and beyond their regular giving.
Our faith promise goal for this next year is $200,000. This goal is based upon our last twelve months of giving, the addition of many new members, and lots of faith!

Global Mission Partners

Adam & Michelle Cain

Tegucigalpa, Honduras

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Adam and Michelle served for nine years in La Ceiba on the Caribbean coast of Honduras as part of a team providing mercy ministries and theological education. Their time in La Ceiba revealed the great need for churches founded on biblical authority. In 2022, they moved to Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras. Adam is serving at Iglesia Presbiteriana Gracia Soberana. Adam and Michelle desire to see the growth of the church in Honduras. With Adam's recent completion of his MDIV and his ordination, they are praying and preparing towards a second church plant in Tegucigalpa.

Adair Evans

Munich, Germany

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Adair is serving with MTW in Munich, partnering with German nationals to plant gospel-preaching churches in the city, where only 0.25% of the population attends a church where the gospel is preached. Adair will be developing and implementing a ministry to specifically address the spiritual needs of singles in the city, as they make up 90% of households in the inner ring of Munich.

Sam & Gloria Kang

Nairobi, Kenya

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Sam and Gloria, both Korean Americans, bring a diverse blend of backgrounds with Sam also having roots in Kenya. In 2024, Sam and Gloria were asked to go to East Africa and for Sam to take on the regional director leadership role. They moved to Nairobi in 2025 and they look forward to the opportunity to work alongside MTW teams and local partners in East Africa. Their shared goal is to realize the vision of cultivating healthy regional church planting movements and fostering their multiplication.

Jim & Marianna Peipon

Kiev, Ukraine

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The Peipons have been missionaries in Ukraine for the past two decades through their organization, Ukraine Medical Outreach (UMO), which reaches medical professionals for Christ through seminars, international medical conferences, and English classes. Jim, an MD, teaches the importance of faith in medicine. They are currently stationed in Cincinnati and traveling abroad for UMO purposes.

Emmanuel & Svetlana Tinev

Sofia, Bulgaria

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The Tinevs are 4th-generation Bulgarian believers residing in Sofia, Bulgaria. Emmanuel is an ordained minister, and they are both missionaries with Reformed Evangelistic Fellowship. Their mission is to encourage and equip the leadership and congregants of Bulgarian Presbyterian churches through training and discipleship and to encourage church planting in their region.

Michael & Cathalain Carter

Nagoya, Japan

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The Carters are fully dedicated to church planting in downtown Nagoya, Japan, alongside a local Japanese church, Shiga Church. Michael is a "cooperating pastor" with the Presbyterian Church in Japan and is the lead pastor for the downtown church plant, working in conjunction with Shiga's pastor and session. The Carters also help facilitate an English outreach program, prayer meetings, Bible studies, a concert series, partner with the Bakelaars' gallery/art's ministry, and have various responsibilities in the community.

Jamie & Jacki Gildard

Toulouse, France

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Jamie and Jacki Gildard serve the Lord as church planters in France, a secular nation of which evangelical Christians comprise less than 1 percent of the population. Their time is spent investing in relationships, speaking the gospel of Christ, and encouraging local church leaders.

Eric & Megan Kelly

Panama City, Panama

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Eric and Megan are assisting the MTW Panama Team by training and discipling under-resourced pastors and church planters in rural Panama. Their goal is to facilitate groups through a biblical studies program to raise up local leaders. Eric and Megan are excited to learn from and do life as a family with the indigenous peoples they will get to work with. While doing language learning, they are living in Panama City with their four young children, Theodore, Patrick, Lewis, and Margaret.

Vijay Raju

Andhra Pradesh, India

Matt & Kathryn Winenger

Madrid, Spain

Ben & Kim Church

Kampala, Uganda

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Ben & Kim have been serving with MTW in Uganda since 2013. They began planting Christ Our Refuge Church in 2017, where Ben serves as organizing pastor. He also serves as chairman of the church planting committee of the Uganda Presbytery of the Reformation Church in East Africa (RCEA). Kim serves in the women's and children's ministries of Christ Our Refuge, is a registered nurse, and is studying to become a nurse practitioner. They have three sons and one daughter.

Heero & Anya Hacquebord

Lviv, Ukraine

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Heero and Anya Hacquebord serve with MTW in Lviv, Ukraine. Along with their team, the Hacquebords are working to plant a reformed church in Western Ukraine. Much of their ministry focuses on building relationships. Heero has been working in church planting across Ukraine since 1997.

Mike & Mary Lott

Southeast Asia

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Mike and Mary have assisted Wycliffe Bible translation in Southeast Asia since 1995. By teaching the children of translators, jungle pilots, linguistic specialists, and other Christian workers, they are an integral part in an endeavor to bring God's Word to peoples of 265 different languages within their province.

Rebecca S.

Central Asia

John & Leah Njoroge

Valley Light Home, Kenya

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John and Leah Njoroge run this home for orphaned and abandoned children in a town rampant with prostitution. The project is managed by local staff. Family life includes providing professional care and guidance for physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual needs. Valley Light Home has just moved away from the center of town to a new facility outside the city, where the children have a more peaceful environment. Valley Light Home has also begun a school for the children it serves, along with some community children.

John & Kathy Clow

La Ceiba, Honduras

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The Clows have been serving with MTW since 2001. They served their first term in Reynosa, Mexico, before moving to La Ceiba, Honduras, in 2010. They served there until 2022, when they moved to the capital city of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. John serves as the regional director for Mexico and Central America. Kathy serves as Women's Development Coordinator for MTW. John and Kathy both have a desire to serve and encourage fellow missionaries in the roles God has ordained for them.

Dylan & Megan Halter

Stuttgart, Germany

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Dylan serves as a PCA pastor at Covenant Fellowship Church (CFC), a 12-year old Ministry to the Military and Internationals church, in Stuttgart Germany. This ordinary means of grace, 100-member church, is comprised of U.S. military families, Germans, and internationals. CFC has Sunday morning and evening worship, Sunday School, mid-week Bible Studies and home groups in English and German, prayer meetings, and monthly fellowship meals.

Jae & Jesslyn Park

Pyeongtaek, South Korea

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Jae moved to Pyeongtaek to help plant an English-speaking church. Pyeongtaek is a unique and strategic location in South Korea where three groups of people converge. First, there are approximately 50,000 U.S. military service members and their families with two large bases in the area: Camp Humphreys and Osan Air Base. Second, there are approximately 43,000 expats and internationals working and residing in the city, especially with Samsung's world's largest semiconductor production facility. Third, there are approximately 600,000 Koreans with 75% of them not knowing Jesus.

Luke & Michelle Stannard

Munich, Germany

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After 11 years of engaging in discipleship and evangelism among students, God began to redirect the Stannards' hearts. Despite seeing students grow in their faith, Luke and Michelle were burdened by the lack of churches equipped to nurture and shepherd them. Too often they heard and witnessed sermons that unpacked a lifestyle, but hardly focused on Scripture. God since opened an opportunity with MTW to partner with a church and Reformed seminary in Munich, Germany. Luke and Michelle educate and train the next generation of pastors throughout Europe; help run a local pastoral internship program focused on leadership development; and engage in church ministry. Their heart is to see spiritual leaders emerging to plant and revive churches across Europe.

Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine

Kiev, Ukraine

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Evangelical Reformed Seminary of Ukraine was founded in 2000 and offers master's-level education to students from different denominations throughout the region from countries such as Ukraine, Slovenia, Poland, and Belarus. Several ERSU graduates have returned to the school as professors to train the next generation.

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Local & National Missions

PCA Chaplains

Mission to North America

Chris and Naomi Sicks

One Voice Fellowship

Ben Kappers

All Saints Reformed (St. George, Ut)

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Pastor Ben is a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS (M.Div.) and Orlando, FL (D.Min.). Ordained in 2011, He has ten years of senior pastor experience serving churches both in the Reformed Church in America and the Presbyterian Church in America. His call with All Saints is as an evangelist to Southwest Utah under the oversight of the Northern California Presbytery of the PCA. He and his wife, Melanie, have six children.

Nathan White

Good Shepherd Presbyterian (Huntsville, AL)

Amos Williams

Hope City Church (Huntsville, AL)

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Amos is married to Jessica, and together they have two sons, Caleb and Christian. A few years ago, he and his wife started praying and seeking God concerning church planting. They both sensed that the Lord was calling them to plant a church, but they were not sure when or where. After years of prayer and preparation, they felt led to plant a church in Madison, AL. In July 2022, he and his family were sent out by The Village Church to plant Hope City Church in south Madison.

Skye Green

RUF at UAH

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Skye grew up in Odenville, Alabama (a small town outside of Birmingham.) She graduated in 2022 from The University of Alabama in Huntsville with a degree in Human Resource Management. During college, she enjoyed sitting at coffee shops for hours, going on sunset hikes with friends, and making all forms of art. She is excited to stay at UAH to introduce freshmen to the things she loves most about Huntsville and minister to them in the process. Skye loves reading, 2 am conversations with friends, and firmly believes that her love language is coffee.

James Jardin

RUF at UAH

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James was born in Italy as the son of a career Air Force officer. He first attended University of West Florida for two years & then finished the last two years & graduated from Valdosta State University where he received a degree in Music (vocal performance) & met his lovely wife, Leah. James & Leah married in July 2004 & have three sons, Solomon, Micaiah (twins born 2011), & Boaz (born 2014). James graduated from Covenant Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity in May 2015. He worked as a youth minister starting in 2015 & transitioned to the university setting in 2021.

Ian Jones

RUF at UAH

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Ian grew up in Decatur, Alabama, and graduated from Mississippi State University with a degree in psychology. He can often be found enjoying games with others, reading a good book, or putting his creative drive to use! RUF has always been a special place for him, and he is very excited to pay that forward. He is looking forward to serving the students at the University of Alabama in Huntsville!

Kelley Murphree

RUF at UAH

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Kelley was born and raised in Huntsville, Alabama. She moved to the great State of Mississippi for undergrad at MSU where she immediately fell in love with the ministry of RUF as she learned how the truth and beauty of the gospel can be applied to our lives. In 2019, Kelley graduated with a degree in Secondary Education before moving even further south to serve as the RUF intern at The University of Southern Mississippi for three years. In 2022, she moved back home to Huntsville and transitioned into the role of Campus Staff at UAH. Kelley is honored at the opportunity to serve college students in her hometown and excited to see rolling hills, rockets, and white BBQ sauce again. When she isn't having coffee with students, you can find her cooking up a storm in her kitchen, taking a short walk on Monte Sano, or reorganizing her bookshelf.

Marcus Nobles

RUF at Alabama A&M

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In addition to serving as Campus Ministry Associate for RUF at Alabama A&M, Marcus is a student at Reformed Theological Seminary, pursuing an MDiv. He and his wife, Jessica, have 3 daughters, Amelia, Charlotte, and Olivia.

Aiden Tuberville

RUF at Alabama A&M

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Aiden was raised in Jackson, Tennessee and moved to Jefferson City, Tennessee to attend Carson-Newman University. She received her B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies with an emphasis in Missions. Aiden had a sense of calling for ministry, and being involved with RUF at Carson-Newman only helped to cultivate that desire. The Lord has used RUF in her life to grow her and give her a deeper awareness of God's redeeming love and plan for His people. She is very excited to serve as an Intern at Alabama A&M University in Huntsville!

Jenn McFadden

RUF at University Of Illinois

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Jenn was born in Ft. Hood, Texas and her family settled in Huntsville, Alabama after her dad retired from the Army in 2008. In 2018 Jenn graduated from Mississippi State University with a BFA. During her time at MSU, Jenn participated in RUF and loved it. After graduating, she worked as a designer in Philadelphia for 3 years before moving to Charlotte, NC to attend Reformed Theological Seminary. She is thankful for how the Lord has called her to the University of Illinois with RUF and looks forward to the years to come! Jenn is one of Westminster's covenant "kids."

James Post

RUF AT UNIV. OF OK

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After three years as an RUF intern at the University of Arkansas, James Post is now the RUF Intern Care Assistant. His role in this four-person department includes recruiting future interns, training new interns, and then walking with the hundreds of interns as they transition from student to intern. James is also working toward his master of divinity degree at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS.

Faith Promise

“May your ways be known throughout the earth, Your saving power among people everywhere.”
Psalm 67:2


Our 2026 Faith Promise Goal:
$200,000

What is Faith Promise?

While missions giving to Reformed University Fellowship missionaries and Church planters comes through the umbrella of the General Fund, the rest of our Church’s missions program is funded by your Faith Promise giving. Faith Promise is trusting God as you give, above and beyond your regular tithes, toward the ministry of our missionaries in furthering the spread of the Gospel across the globe. Faith Promise is sacrificial giving. It is giving through an abundance of joy and wealth of generosity according to your means and beyond your means (II Corinthians 8:2–3). Faith Promise giving will foster a more direct and personal connection between you and our missionaries as you take an integral part in their ministry.

FAQs

What is a Faith Promise?
My trusting God to enable me to give more than I thought I could give, and at the same time meet all my needs because He has promised me to do so.
What is the Biblical basis for it?
2 Corinthians 8 and 9; 1 Chronicles 29:14,16; Luke 6:38; Malachi 3:10; Psalm 37:5; 2 Chronicles 9:6
What does it entail?
Faith Promise requires a commitment. I commit myself to a specific amount of money, and, by faith based on God’s promises, expect Him to enable me to do it. This helps me to reprogram my whole life priority system so that I begin actively looking for God’s provision.
Who is called to participate?
God’s Word instructs all believers to go and reach. Pray that every family at Westminster would be involved.
How is a Faith Promise supplied?
From the experience of many individuals and churches, there are three general ways God uses to supply a faith promise.
1. Some dramatic, unexpected occurrence
2. Reordering our priorities, in order to save money and then giving those monies as a faith promise
3. Creative ways to generate income to give
How do I make a Faith Promise?
Pray – for what the Lord would have me do and know that what He commands He also enables.
Commit – myself to make a faith promise, realizing that my faith will grow as I stay committed to that promise.
Give – faithfully as God enables me.

Praying for Missionaries

With this in mind, we constantly pray for you, that our God may count you worthy of his calling, and that by his power he may fulfill every good purpose of yours and every act prompted by your faith.
– 2 Thessalonians 1:11
Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field. 
– Matthew 9:37-38

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
• Delight in God’s Word
• Walk in repentance, faith, and obedience
• Protection from flesh, world, and devil
• Holy Spirit renewal
• Greater dependence upon God in prayer
FAMILY
• Husband and wife relationship
• Parents and children relationships
• Children’s growth in grace
• Contentment in singleness
TEAM RELATIONSHIPS
• Fellowship with other missionaries
• Relationship with leaders
• Humility and submission to one another
• Spirit of peace and unity
• Patience
• Understanding in differences
• God to raise up laborers
CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING
• Language learning
• Cross-cultural insight
NATIONAL PARTNERS
• Growth of national church
• Development of leaders
• Relationship of church to community
• Safety and protection
RELATIONSHIPS WITH NON-BELIEVERS
• Depth of relationships
• Boldness in evangelism
• Words of truth and love
PHYSICAL AND MATERIAL NEEDS
• Safety in travel
• Protection against illness
• Financial support
DAILY MINISTRY
• Heart of love for all people
• God-given insight into others’ needs
• Wisdom and discernment
• Open doors for discipleship
COUNTRY OF SERVICE
• Political stability
• Currency exchange rate

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