
Comforted by God’s word… and God’s men!

The first time that I met and “fellowshiped” with Reformed pastors was in 2009. It was hosted and organized by the late Rev. Dr. Ed Bradley of McLean Presbyterian Church and Oakseed Ministries International. It marked a major milestone in my spiritual journey.

Last year, I visited pastors and churches in the Washington DC area for the third time. In response to my request for supervision and accountability, officers of the Potomac Presbytery (www.PotomacPresbytery.org) of the Presbyterian Church in America (www.PCAnet.org) met and concluded that an Oversight Committee be established for me. Since then, for 9 months months now, I have enjoyed and tremendously benefited from the love, friendship, supervision, direction, counsel, accountability and prayers that these men of God have been blessing me with. It’s beyond words!

Our vision: the establishment of a network of Reformed and Presbyterian churches in the Philippines that will train and send missionaries and church planters to the unreached people groups of Asia and the world.
Meet the brothers:
Dr. Chad Van Dixhoorn
Grace Presbyterian Church (OPC)
Reformed Theological Seminary
Rev. Stephen Coleman
Wallace Presbyterian Church (PCA)
Reformed Theological Seminary

Rev. Stephen Fix
Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie (PCA)
Elder Atty. March Bell
McLean Presbyterian Church (PCA)
Deacon Dr. Charles Staines
Reformed Presbyterian Church of Bowie (PCA)
Also, a Regional Director and church planter* of Mission to the World (PCA) serves as our adviser.

Please pray…
1. For the Lord’s continued blessing, guidance and direction upon each of the members of the committee;
2. For my family and I to be refreshed, strengthened and equipped for our next phase of ministry;
3. For the success and growth of the work of evangelism and church planting here in the Philippines; and
4. For more and more pastors, missionaries and church planters to be trained and sent out to advance the Great Commission in the Philippines and all over the world.
* Name withheld for security purposes.
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Biblical accountability comforts and builds up.