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Lydia Aku Adajawah, Presbyter Executive of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Ghana, wrote. “From the experiences I had, my perceptions about Americans being individualistic has changed greatly; the extended family still exists—Ghana must take notice…. The U.S.A. is a vast secular society with new technologies and many options that compete with people’s time. The church, therefore, struggles to survive in the midst of so many choices. Diminishing numbers is thus not due to incompetence of pastors…. Christians should refocus on their calling, values, and spirituality. The prophetic voice of Christians must be heard in response to the secular challenges in the U.S.A. Deliberate attempts must be made to ‘catch the young’.”
MUSA -Mission to the USA

Any church in the synod is welcome to apply.
Download FAQ's and application to learn more.

The deadline extended!
Applications must be received by April 30, 2010

 

Mission to the USA Program
September 29 - October 27

If your congregation has an interest in the Middle East, you might want to learn more about the 2010 MISSION TO THE U.S.A. PROGRAM

The Synod of the Covenant is inviting twelve (12) church leaders from the Middle East to spend four weeks as staff members of particular congregations. As participants in our Mission to the U.S.A. Program, these ecumenical partners will preach, teach and become a part of a host congregation, celebrating our oneness in Christ as they share their stories of faith and teach us about life in the Middle East and the ongoing issues and conflicts there.
 
Mission partners are not just guests or visitors. They come here as missionaries to us. In our abundance, we usually think about what we have to give to others. Mission to the U.S.A. gives us an opportunity to think about what we might receive from those who live out their faith amid war, political tension, and/or crisis in their daily lives. 

The goals of the Mission to the U.S.A. Program are to:
  • Educated members of participating churches about another part of the world and the challenges facing Christians there,
  • Provide a fresh perspective on the Gospel of Jesus Christ;
  • Help U.S. Christians aquire a deepened understanding of the global nature of Christ's church;
  • Challenge U.S. Christians to greater faithfulness in our own country

 

For more information contact the program coordinator:Karen Nottlemann
Karen Nottelmann                231.652.1056       This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

Committee members:
Eileen Best, Presbytery of Lake Michigan
Rev. Leland Platt, Presbytery of Scioto Valley
Rev. Les Sauer, Presbytery of Scioto Valley
Rev. Lynn Shetzer, Presbytery of Muskingum Valley
Gordon Shull, Presbytery of Muskingum Valley
Janet Bohren, Presbytery of the Miami Valley
 
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