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The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) traces the beginning of its involvement in Chile to 1845, with the arrival of missionary David Trumbell. As in most of Latin America, one of the principal obstacles to the growth of Protestant churches has been the connection between the Roman Catholic Church and the state. Our partner churches throughout their history have struggled to grow and minister in the midst of outward challenges and internal divisions.

The PC(USA) engages with our Chilean partners in ministry through mission personnel, social advocacy, community development and theological education.

Brief History

 
             
 
 

The 2009 Mission Yearbook for Prayer & Study, p. 298

October 22

Overview of Latin America and the Caribbean

World Alliance of Reformed Churches/AIPRAL:
Living Out the Accra Confession — Latin America

 
             
 

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March 27, 2009  The Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Chile fights to save the communities of Huasco Valley

 
   
 
   
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