Cameroon

The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) celebrates almost 150 years of ministry in Cameroon. Our engagement in Cameroon involves ministry through mission personnel and our partner church relationships. The PC(USA) joins its partners in Cameroon in a holistic approach to ministry that includes education and leadership development, health ministries, community development, evangelism and new church development.

Cameroonians say their country is where you can find a little bit of all of Africa, with its ecological variety and its diversity of peoples and languages. Our Presbyterian partners reflect this diversity — one is principally English-speaking and the others French-speaking.

The PC(USA) engages the wider church community in Cameroon through the Federation of Evangelical Churches and Missions (FEMEC) in Cameroon.

The 2009 Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, pp. 30-31

January 29
January 30

September 2009 Joining Hands newsletter / Cameroon update
August 2009 Central Africa Strategy document
Summer 2009 [PHP Post] Micro-Loans Make Big Impacts in Central Africa
September 3, 2008 African ecumenical leader from Cameroon says church helped end Kenyan violence
July 2008 Jim Van Hoeven: Cameroon Soundings
May 15, 2007 Minute for Mission: Keeping Bellies Full

Chicago Presbytery
St. Andrew Presbytery
Twin Cities Presbytery

Cameroon Mission Network

• 2009 meeting date: Oct. 21–Oct. 22 (in conjunction with the Mission Celebration), Cincinnati, Ohio
• For information contact Jeff Boyd, Doug Welch or Lacey Gilliam
  

The Cameroon Mission Network is among more than 25 networks that connect Presbyterians who share a common mission interest. Most participants are involved in mission partnerships through congregations, presbyteries or synods. Network members come together to coordinate efforts, share best practices and develop strategies.

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