South Austin Presbyterian Church is grateful for the past four years of support from their dear brothers and sisters in the OPC! As they complete denominational support this month, Jim reflects: “Your generosity has enabled us to do the work of establishing a faithful Gospel witness on the south side of Austin. We were able to gather the saints, edify the body, and proclaim the good news to the lost and dying. Over the past four years God has grown us from a core group of 20 to about 70 souls. Praise God for his abundant grace! We have also seen God’s handiwork in the lives of his people who have given sacrificially to the work. In the next four years please pray that we might be able to purchase our own facility from which we can advance

We are excited to bring before you Harvest OPC in Winston-Salem, NC and church planter Calvin (and Connie) Keller. The small seed that would become Harvest OPC began in 2014 when families commuting to OP churches in Mount Airy and Greensboro started a Bible study. They hit many bumps along the way and even considered closing the mission work before it started. But God had other plans. He prospered the work. In October 2018, Harvest in conjunction with its mother church Covenant Reformed OPC called Rev. Calvin Keller to be an assistant pastor/evangelist. Harvest is excited about Calvin’s twenty-five years of pastoral experience and his zeal for evangelism. Because the church is near Wake Forest University, they hope to reach students as well

Kevin shares the praise that Providence Presbyterian Church recently found a new worship location, and the church members continue to be faithful witnesses in their neighborhoods and places of work. One gentleman in the congregation recently had the opportunity to talk with a couple at a neighborhood gathering. He was telling them about the mission work, and that conversation led them to open up about some things including the “emptiness” of the church they were part of. They said they would like to continue the conversation and might visit Providence. Please pray that this relationship would grow and bear fruit. Another man in the church recently went out to a restaurant with co-workers and the topic shifted to things they were doing

As 2018 draws to a close, pastor Josh McKamy reflects that the Lord has been good to Covenant OPC. There were numerous visitors to the church this fall; some cold-contact, some invited by people in the church, and some from out of the area passing through looking for an OP congregation at which to worship. A Bible study in the book of Hebrews has been well received by the families attending, and the life of the church continues to grow as the members evidence increasing love and fellowship with one another and love for the church. Also, after many delays, the new church website and advertising materials are nearing completion and should be up and running by Christmas. In the coming year, Josh requests prayer for returning visitors, renewed

Pastor Bradney Lopez reports that the Lord is continuing to grow Iglesia Presbiteriana Sola Escritura. They recently added three communicant members and two non-communicant members to the church. In September and October they hosteda study group on Justification by Faith Alone.Bradney shares the praise that some new visitors came to thestudy and that the church members grew in their knowledge of thisimportant subject. Heis activelyencouraging the congregationto be intentional in building new relationships and nurturing old ones. Pray for the church in this regard. Please pray, too,that the church would find new ways to get the word out so that more people may come and learn about Christ.On a personal note, the Lopez family welcomed baby