GPC MISSIONS

 

Ministries Supported by GPC

The purpose of RUF is to build a community on the college campus which reaches students of divergent beliefs and doubts with the message of the gospel and equips them to love and serve Jesus and his church. As RUF shapes their lives around the gospel they have the opportunity to participate in God's work of changing lives, healing our world, building community, and renewing our culture.

 

Belmont University, Nashville, TN
RUF Pastor Kevin Twit

Kevin, a graduate Berklee College of Music (1986) and Covenant Theological Seminary (1995), began work at Belmont in 1995 after a career in the music industry.   His work with RUF led to the creation of "Indelible Grace Music" (www.igracemusic.com) which has produced a number of CDs of old hymns set to new music.  Kevin is married to Wendy and they have three children, Cooper, Isaac, and Amelia (whom they adopted from China in 2005.)  He enjoys music, disc golf, and collecting old books.

 

Middle TN State University , Nashville, TN
RUF Pastor Paul Boyd

Paul was born and raised in the Atlanta Metro Area.  Paul graduated from Covenant Seminary with an MDIV in 2002 and then moved to Jacksonville, FL to start a new RUF. This is where he met Rachel and they were married soon after.  He and Rachel and their three boys Drew (5/9/04), Josh (6/21/06), and Jake (3/25/08) love being only 2 blocks from MTSU and are very involved in the community of the campus.

 

African Leadership is a Christian education and development organization that trains pastors and church leaders in Africa and funds relief and development projects in their communities. African Leadership currently is training approximately 9,500 students in 22 African countries and is supporting over 50 projects in nine countries.

 

MTW is the mission sending agency of the PCA.  MTW advances the work of the body of Christ worldwide through a wide variety of word and deed ministries by identifying, selecting, training and sending men and women and integrating these into church-planting movements. They minister among unreached people groups in world-class cities as well as hinterland areas, partnering with national churches and indigenous leaders whenever possible. MTW also partners with local PCA churches to glorify God through the discovery and engagement of their unique potential, purpose and passion for cross-cultural ministry.