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Each year, the Mission and Evangelism Committee selects and adopts a missionary (or missionary family) to pray for, learn from, interact with, and support financially. Our intent is to support the sharing of the gospel, learn about the church in other places of the world, and being intentional about giving support to mission workers.
Our adopted missionary for 2011-2012 is Judy Griffin. She serves in Ghana with Beacon House Orphanage. Below are some letters and photos from her time in Ghana.
     You can read about her experience with Beacon House Orphanage by clicking on the links below.
Adopted missionaries are not forgotten! We encourage continued contact with previous adopted missionaries. Since the inception of the Adopted Missionary program we have sponsored the following missionaries:
2003, Jeff & Valerie Holtgeerts, members of Westminster, serving a year in Costa Rica with Christ for the City International. The CFCI websites is: http://www.cfci.org/
2004-2005, Douglas Hicks, a PC(USA) missionary liaison serving in Jerusalem. Doug's monthly update letters are posted at: http://www.pcusa.org/missionconnections/profiles/dicksd.htm
2005-2006, Horacio and Esther Lopez, serving as missionaries in Costa Rica with Christ for the City International. The CFCI websites is: http://www.cfci.org/
2006-2007, Dave & Gretchen Peterson, serving as teachers with Rafiki Foundation in Uganda and Nigeria. The Peterson's monthly update letters are posted at: http://www.rafiki-foundation.org/ros/peterson/peterson.html
2007-2008, Dusty Ellington and family, serving as a professor at the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo, Egypt. The Ellington's monthly update letters are posted at: http://www.pcusa.org/missionconnections/profiles/name-search.htm
2008-2009, Rev. Debbie Blane, serving through the Presbyterian Church (USA) as an English teacher in Nanjing, China with the Amity Foundation. Debbie's mission page, containing monthly updates can be found at http://www.pcusa.org/missionconnections/profiles/blaned.htm.
2009-2010, Hannah Holtgeerts, serving with Christ for the City International in San Jose, Costa Rica. Hannah's blog, containing daily updates can be found at www.costaricanhannah.blogspot.com/.
2010-2011, a family serving in Indonesia. This family's work must remain anonymous for safety purposes.
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