CPCC Mission Support

Antalya Evangelical Church of Turkey 

 Ramazan Arkan is the pastor of this new church in Turkey. CPCC is helping to sponsor Ramzan and his wife Kerin in their efforts to build a Christian church in a predominately Muslim nation. 

Send International

Gardner & Rebecca Kerin are Missionaries in Ulan U. Day Siberia Russia. They have nearly completed a new church and are successfully turning the Buriat people to Christ.  

Mia’s Children 

Mia & Costel are operating a center for the orphans in Bucharest Romania. Most of  these children were living in the streets and are now going to school and learning the love of Christ through the teachings of Mia & Costel.  

The Jesus Film 

The Cambria Presbyterian Church are helping to sponsor a Missional Team in Bangladesh, India. They go to small towns and tribes to show the Jesus film and convert thousands of people to Christianity and build new churches. 

The Gospel of Asia 

This Mission was started by K.P. Yohannan who was once a member of the lowest caste system of India. He has grown a large organization that sends native missionaries into all regions of the world to teach and convert the native people to Christianity.   

Witnessing Ministries 

This ministry in India provides schools and missions for young boys and girls in the most impoverished areas of India. They house and educate them so they can become contributing members of their communities

Ministry of Hope 

A mission in Malawi Africa aiding the people and children in an extremely low poverty area that has been plagued with aids and hunger. They provide food, shelter, and education for the young and nurseries for infants. 

Mobil Medical Mercy Ministry 

Ed & LuAnne manage a Christian medical center that not only provides medical care but also helps educating and establishing jobs such as fishing, farming, fish raising and many other aspects of life such as schooling for the young people in Bohol Philippines.  

Inter Varsity’s Urban Ministry 

Randy & Tina White have been teaching young men and women on how to bring Christian values to misguided urban youths and teach them God’s love. The are working in the Fresno area and the Philippines. 

Spectrum Ministries Inc. 

Pastor Von Trutzschler started a mission working with Tijuana street children. He has  brought many of these children out of despair and filth into new homes and to the love for Jesus Christ. His web site: www.pastorvon.com/contact_information/ 

China Connection 

Kathy Call is the CEO and originator of a USA based organization called China Connection which collects funds for China’s Amity Foundation. Amity does many outreaches such as quilts for the victims of earthquakes and starting a mobil medical ministry to serve outlying towns with no medical service. They also print bibles in every language and are the largest printer. They are one of the largest ministries in China.

Threshold Ministries 

Erinn Copeland has helped to start this mission from our Presbyterian Church in Orcutt, Ca. They serve a small village in northern China 200 yards away from North Korea. The  “Hopehouse” is an orphanage and school supported by CPCC along with food and supplies for people of the village.  

Koinonia 

Started out under the name "Hands For Christ". William Topka is the pastor of an enterprising ministry that he started after obtaining his ministry degree in the USA supported by the Hughells. William started a pig farm with our help and the farm has grown to the point that it can provide pigs and training to many villagers. He is now looking into a chicken ranch whereby the local women can earn money selling eggs to provide support for their families. All while knowing that this is given to them from God’s hands. 

Many other Ministries 

Free Wheel Chairs, The Learning Center, Breakfast For Champions, Harvest Festival, Templeton Presbyterian Church, Paso Robles Presbyterian Church, Santa Maria Presbyterian Church, “Impact” of the Santa Barbara Presbytery, Central Coast Rescue, Salvation Army, Short Term Missions

Committee Members 

John & Susan Byde, Ray Hopkins, Martha Uhey, Sue Knapp, Patty Lu Ballard, Betty Eberle and Charlotte Reddish