National and World
Missions of Red Clay
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Beverley Booth has been a mission co-worker with the Presbyterian
Church (U.S.A.) since 1984. From 1985 to 1998, Beverley served in India. A medical doctor,
she served at Christian Medical College, Ludhaina, Punjab, until 1992 and then served as
a health consultant to Christian health organizations while based in Delhi until 1998.
In 1998, when the Indian government would not renew her missionary visa, Beverley had
to leave India in the middle of her term of service. Since May of 2000, Beverley
has been serving with the
United Mission to Nepal
(UMN) in the small Himalayan kingdom of Nepal.
UMN is a Christian development organization that has been working for nearly 50 years
in the health, education, rural and urban development, and industrial, and industrial
development, especially hydropower.
Evangalism Along the Border [no Web site] Since 1984, the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico and the PC(USA) have jointly sponsored new church development along the 2,000 mile border between Mexico and the U.S. Twenty-nine churches have been organized, ranging from completely established congregations engaged in fresh outreach missions to their cities, to very new gatherings of the faithful in previously unchurched neighborhoods. Bob and Ann Jeffery (FIEC) - For over 20 years Red Clay has supported the work of missionaries Bob and Ann Jeffery. Originally working in Huigito, Costa Rica, they are now working in the impoverished town of Los Guido. The Fraternity of Costa Rican Evangelical Churches
(FIEC) officially formed in 1985 as a group of seven Protestant churches working to improve
the physical and spiritual lives of the people in Costa Rica through the gospel.
“God has been working through our ministry with the churches, reaching out to children and to the elderly who have also been very neglected. The children’s program continues to feed the children and the clinic CEDCAS [site written in Spanish]
has been holding outpatient clinics in the church about every other month.
God is good and your gift has helped us to serve people and kids in Los Guido.
-- Bob and Ann Jeffery Medical Benevolence Foundation
(MBF)
exists to proclaim and demonstrate the gospel of Jesus Christ through a healing ministry.
In partnership with the Presbyterian Church (USA) MBF
Miraj Medical Center
is the only fully comprehensive health care facility within 150 mile radius of Miraj,
and its medical personnel serve a population of almost 10 million people in that area of India.
Leslie and Cynthia Morgan have been serving as missionaries for the PC(USA) in Bangladesh since 1989. After serving three years at the Christian Health and Agricultural Project in Ahladipur (CHAPA), they joined as health advisors for the Church of Bangladesh and are stationed at Christian Mission Hospital in Rajshahi
At CMH, Les Morgan cares for adult medicine patients. As the hospital is now the government’s
regional referral center for complicated TB patients, he is especially involved
in their detailed and often long-term care. Cindy looks after the hospital’s pediatric patients
and helps out in the new preventive medicine clinic that screens patients for hypertension,
immunization status, obesity and wasting, tobacco usage, and visual defects.
She also works closely with the primary health care program to provide training for field staff
as they serve families living in thirty villages in the area.
Witnessing Ministries of Christ [no Web site] - spreads the good news among the 135 million Dalit (or "Untouchable") people of India. The church promotes six ministry branches of evangelism, pastoral care, education, health, economic development and reconciliation. |
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