The Good Labors of the Domestic Mission Committee
This article by Adams Pete describes the structure, purpose, and current work of the Protestant Reformed Churches in America's Domestic Mission Committee (DMC). The author explains the committee's constitutional mandate to oversee church extension and reformation efforts, details its organizational composition, and highlights specific initiatives such as the New Fields subcommittee's work in identifying and developing new mission fields, including recent efforts in Franklin, Pennsylvania.
What is the Domestic Mission Committee (DMC) and what is its work? And what work is the DMC doing now while we currently have no home missionary? Good questions. There is no better way to get the answers than to go to the DMC's official Constitution, which can be found on the PRCA website (prca.org). The Preamble of the Constitution states that The Protestant Reformed Churches believe that, in obedience to the command of Christ, the King of the Church, to preach the blessed gospel to all...
Full article available on sb.rfpa.org
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