Missions
We believe in the regular, ongoing ministry of the Holy Spirit in growing the church at large, and the responsibilities of local churches to join in the work via active local and foreign missionary efforts. Below are some of the ministries we support.
Raymond Perron
The Perrons were sent by Trinity Reformed Baptist Church (La Mirada, CA) in 2001. Since then, God has raised up believers in Montreal and Drummondville that Raymond shepherds. Additionally, Raymond has started a “Log College” in Quebec City to train men for ministry
Quebec, Canada
Stanisa Surbatovich
The Surbatovichs were sent by Faith Community Church (Oxnard, CA). Since then, Stanisa has focused on church planting in Niksic and elsewhere in Montenegro. Additionally, he is working on publishing the Bible in the native language and hopes to develop a Reformed study center.
Learn more here: https://christianitymontenegro.org
Niksic, Montenegro
Bob Selph
Bob and Cathi Selph have served in inner-city Atlanta since 2015. They shine the light and love of Jesus Christ in the western part of Atlanta in a wide variety of venues. They use their local church for evangelistic and discipleship efforts while practicing a ministry of hospitality. Previously Bob pastored two Reformed Baptist churches and served as Missions Coordinator for Reformed Baptist Mission.
Atlanta, Georgia
Michael Emadi
The Emadis serve as church planters in Co. Louth, Ireland. Michael was converted around 9 years old and grew up in a very small church in Utah. After graduating from the University of Utah, Michael served in the U.S. Air Force as an Intelligence Officer stationed primarily in Japan. He left the Air Force in 2007 to go to seminary. Heritage Baptist Church of Owensboro, KY ordained Michael and commissioned him and his wife, Ashley to serve as church planters in Ireland in 2014.
Co Louth, Ireland
Raymond Graham
Raymond Graham is the founder of Grace Harbor Jamaica. He is married to Pheyona, and the father of four. Raymond has a call to reach his country with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He must do so in a religiously dynamic culture that is Christianized but largely laced with charismatic, Pentecostal, and Adventism influence. There is a great need for the Reformed understanding of the truth. Grace Harbor Jamaica opened its doors for worship on May 5, 2024, and Raymond was endorsed by the RBNet as a National Pastor in September 2024. Raymond and Matt Morgan, the pastor of his sending church, presented the plans for Grace Harbor Jamaica to the 2024 RBNet General Assembly.
Jamaica