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International Partnerships

The international organizations reflected on this listing are currently supported in the church's mission budget and represent organizations with which we have enjoyed prayer and participatory relationships.

African Enterprise - South Africa
Michael and Carol Cassidy (http://www.africanenterprise.org) (http://twitter.com/michael_cassidy) AE is committed to the transformation of Africa through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our methods include the work of evangelism, reconciliation, leadership training and community development. We have ministry teams in ten countries in Africa and operate throughout the continent. We believe in the future of Africa under the grace of God. Michael Cassidy, founder of AE, shares: Africa is set to become the fulcrum of world mission in the 21st century. I believe this with all my heart, and am excited to be a part of the Lord's Kingdom effort to transform our continent. Thank you for praying and partnering with us to change the destiny of Africa!
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Bethlehem Bible College/Hope Evangelistic Outreach - Bethlehem, West Bank (Palestine)
Dr. Bishara Awad, President Bethlehem Bible College (http://www.bethbc.org) Bethlehem Bible College seeks to train and prepare Christian servant-leaders for the churches and society within an Arab context who model Christ centeredness, godly humility, biblical wholeness, creative mercy and justice in their jobs and ministries as life-long learners. The college offers programs in Biblical studies and Christian Education, Tour Guiding and Media Studies as well as reaching out to the community through the Shepherd Society, our humanitarian branch. The college is led by Dr. Bishara Awad who has had many years of experience in education and administration.
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Chisinau Seminary, Moldova (College of Theology and Education) - Middletown, PA
Palmer and Joan Long (http://www.binook.com/moldovacte) (http://keysoffice.googlepages.com) KEYS MINISTRIES channels resources to educate national Christian leaders in theology, education, social services and small business development for ministry throughout Central Asia and in Eastern Europe. Nationals then train nationals in areas of the world where Americans have difficulty going. The church is being equipped, strengthened and encouraged in republics of the former Soviet Union, Romania and Slovakia to the glory of GOD. For more about NPC members' involvement with Moldova, click here: http://npceurope.org/index.cfm?main=Moldova. NPC contact:


Evangelical Theological Seminary - Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PCUSA) Osijek, Croatia
(http://www.evtos.hr/en/home) Dr. Peter Kuzmic founded and directs the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Osijek, Croatia, which is the only evangelical graduate theological institution in Eastern Europe. As founding president of Agape and New Europe Vision (evangelical relief ministries in Croatia and Bosnia), he ministers to the physical and spiritual needs of his fellow citizens. For more about NPC members' involvement with Dr. Kuzmic and ETS, click here: http://npceurope.org/index.cfm?main=ETSKuzmic. NPC contact:


Foundation for Peace
Dr. Ken Culver, President, and Mrs. Cindy Culver (http://www.foundationforpeace.org) The FOUNDATION FOR PEACE is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to education in the United States and to working hand in hand with people in materially impoverished areas of the Dominican Republic, Haiti and Kenya to provide educational support, healthcare access, economic opportunity and hope. We work together as long-term partners in solidarity to enable personal success and community achievement. We believe this will result in sustainable and successful initiatives that relieve the effects of poverty, encourage personal growth, and overcome injustice.
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Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation
Rateb Rabie, President and CEO (http://www.hcef.org) HCEF is committed to the presence and well-being of Arab Christians in the Holy Land and to developing the bonds of solidarity between them and Christians elsewhere.
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Hank and Mona Paulson
Hank and Mona Paulson Paulson Family (http://www.newhopeinternational.org) New Hope International's passion is to build bridges of ministry partnership that mobilize churches to win the next generation for Christ in Eastern Europe . We empower national teams in countries such as Moldova, Ukraine , Bulgaria , Romania and elsewhere to share the Good News of Jesus with children, youth and families through creative and impactful leveraging of resources, books, materials, expertise and web-based platforms. It is our privilege to partner with churches such as National Presbyterian using curriculum such as Alpha to make an eternal difference in the lives of people in need of hope for their future. For more about NPC members' involvement with New Hope, click here: http://npceurope.org/index.cfm?main=NewHope.
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Our Lady Queen of Peace (Regina Pacis)
Father Aziz Halaweh (http://www.birzeitchurch.ps/en-index.php) A Roman Catholic community of Palestinian Christians in the West Bank town of Birzeit, this church works to improve the education, housing, and other material needs of their Palestinian community, as well as enriching their individual spiritual lives. The parish offers a message of hope and reconciliation through Jesus Christ in this very troubled part of the world.
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Unsung Heroes - South Africa
Lance Carr and Madoda Nzima Unsung Heroes (http://www.unsung-heroes.org) Unsung Heroes, led by Lance Carr and Madoda Nzima, is a ministry which seeks to awaken South Africa to a new dawn of outreach to those who live in poverty, who are infected or affected by HIV/AIDS or have become orphaned. It is a dawn in which grass roots African ministries are being equipped at a spiritual and organizational level to better serve our people who are in such great need. Our passion is to follow the discipleship model of Jesus by engaging in the active and intentional mentoring of these community leaders who are unknown and unrecognized. They are the true Unsung Heroes and it is them that our organization serves.


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