Congo Partnership Ministries

History of CPK & PEVA  Click Here

The Sister Church Paring Program, or Congregation-to-Congregation Ministry statred un 1998 and has led to better understanding between members of congregations that live far away from each other...30 PEVA churches have been paired with 31 CPK churches. 

This Ministry has led to better understanding between members of congregations that live far away from each other by the exchange of different experiences in faith for Christ, the head of his global church. Opportunities such as the exchange of visitors at the grass roots, and of prayers lifted to God on behalf of people on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean are being observed.

Bayside PC  CPK - Lemba/CPK –Limete

Bethany PC  CPK - Bandal I

Calvin PC  CPK - Bongolo

Carver Memorial PC CPK - Kingasani II

Community PC, Portsmouth CPK - Gombe

First PC, Hampton CPK - Ngaba

First PC, Portsmouth CPK - Bumbu

First PC, Virginia Beach CPK - Makala I

First United PC CPK - Muanda/CPK – Kapela

Grace Covenant PC CPK - Barumbu/CPK -Kingabua

Greenbrier PC CPK - Kinshasa

Green Acres PC CPK - Kintambo

Great Bridge PC CPK - Masini Sans Fil

Hidenwood PC CPK - Yolo Sud

Hilton PC CPK - Brinkin

Jamestown PC CPK - Ndijli II

Kirkwood PC CPK - Mikondo

Kings Grant PC CPK - Salembao/CPK - Anunga

Lafayette PC CPK - Kasa-Vubu

New Horizons PC CPK - Salongo-Lemba

Providence PC CPK - Masina I

Royster Memorial PC CPK - Salongo-Limete

Simonsdale PC CPK - Ntumuo-Nketo

Second PC, Norfolk CPK - Ndijli III

St Andrew PC CPK - Mont Ngafula

This 2-page country fact sheet on the Democratic Republic of the Congo summarizes the work currently undertaken by the various UN agencies. The fact sheet also highlights Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s historical and current partnerships with church partners in the country, the guiding PC(USA) General Assembly policies on each country, and the ways PMUN addresses these issues at the United Nations. Click Here

Because of the consequences of the continuing rebel fighting in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the absence of infrastructure in the government, and natural disasters, many Congolese children were starving.   PEVAs Presbyterian Women and their sister CPK-Presbyterian Women in the Kinshasa, DRC started a feeding program for the children of the Congo in 2002.  

There is a CPK Women's Center and over 14 feedings centers. Also several CPK churches are feeding children of their community with help from their PEVA sister churches. 

The program has been growing  ever since, thanks to the many Individuals, PEVA Churches and PW circles that have been donating funds for the feeding program. 

All it takes is twenty-five dollars per month to feed a child in the Congo healthy and nutritious food. These children are living in an oppressed nation. It has been said that one drop of water may seem so insignificant on its own, yet when combined with other drops, can fill a well. All of us together as a presbytery can fill the hearts and stomachs of Congolese children.

The Congo Mission Network (CMN) is a grass-roots organization affiliated with the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A (PCUSA). Thier goal is to partner with the Presbyterian Church in the Democratic Republic of Congo (CPC) and the Presbyterian Church of Kinshasa (CPK) to help the Congolese people improve their lives. To find out more, please visit to help the Congolese people improve their lives. To find out more, please visit to help  https://congopartners.org/

Congo Mission Network Resources – Videos and Websites

https://www.presbyterianmission.org/ministries/global/democratic-republic-congo/