Category: New Horizons
Two Boardwalk Chapel Ministry Team members’ testimonials appeared in the October 2019 issue of the OPC’s New Horizons magazine…
NEW HORIZONS, February 2019: When you come across short-term mission opportunities and think of the many reasons why they might not be right for you, please also try to remember some of the many reasons to participate…
NEW HORIZONS, October 2018: Focus on Menominee Missions 2018 and Uruguay English Club 2018…
NEW HORIZONS, February 2018: Practical experience and “how to” tips for individuals, churches, and presbyteries that want to get involved in short-term missions…
NEW HORIZONS, February 2017: The opportunities for outreach in Wildwood are truly endless. With the Lord providing more manpower and increased resources each year, we hope to use the practical gifts we have been given to work harder for the kingdom of Jesus . . .
NEW HORIZONS, June 2016: Insight and advice from a pastor with lots of experience leading and receiving STM teams…
NEW HORIZONS, June 2016: How one presbytery brought together over 150 people from 17 churches for a time of fun, fellowship, and ministry before the short-term missions season began…
NEW HORIZONS, June 2016: A seasoned short-term missions team organizer offers helpful guidelines for building a short-term missions team in your presbytery…
NEW HORIZONS, October 2015: Energy and resources we would normally use to serve only ourselves, instead are called to be used in service of others, both those we came to minister to and our fellow team members . . .
NEW HORIZONS, May 2015: A useful resource for training STM teams and individuals, particularly those planning to work in lower-income communities . . .
NEW HORIZONS, December 2014: How to put together a trip that will be a blessing to the team members as well as the congregation they go to serve…
NEW HORIZONS, April 2013: Among other things, short-term missions help keep the church connected to missionaries and missionaries connected to the church…
NEW HORIZONS, October 2012: On July 9, 2012, a group of more than thirty people came from nine churches across the country to transform the inside, outside, and grounds of New Covenant OPC in South San Francisco, California . . .