MISPA Partnership
About MISPA
MISPA, a “religious, philanthropic, and social organization … with no profit-making purposes,” was founded as a charitable mission on October 18, 1975 as an arm of the Presbyterian Church in Brazil. Accordingly, MISPA has the authority within the Presbyterian Church to govern camps and workers who are outside the area of jurisdiction of regular IPRB presbyteries.
This status grants MISPA the authority to plant Christian churches in Brazil and throughout the world, which complements and advances the charitable purposes of the Organization, namely to support Christian leaders, expand the reach of Christianity, and establish Christian churches in the United States and in the developing countries of the world. In addition, MISPA has the authority to organize missions and social projects in developing communities in Brazil in the name of the Presbyterian Church.
Current Projects
MOSSORÓ/RIO GRANDE DO NORTH MISPA MOSSORÓ PROJECT
Pr. Gutemberg and Miss Kelvia complete the 2nd floor of the building to allow for special needs school completion to use Music therapy to help children with autism.
VALENÇA/PIAUI TRANSFORM PROJECT
PR. Edson and Miss Sonia Build a hall for meetings, lectures, and worship services.
SANTA CRUZ/PERNAMBUCO FRUITFUL PROJECT
MISSIONARY ROMILDO & SILVANA
Build a building with classrooms, a hall, and a court to serve 150 children in school reinforcement and other courses.
ITAPIPOCA/CEARÁ CABINHAS PROJECT
MISS JOÃO NARCELIO AND MISS THAISLANDIA (NANA)
A project that serves about 90 children with school reinforcement, soccer, and music: build a kitchen, bathrooms, and classrooms.
JOSÉ DE FREITAS/PIAUÍ BARSILAI PROJECT
Pr. Rogério and Valdirene Cleaning, earthmoving, and building a multipurpose court for the project with teenagers.
CAMPO GRANDE/PIAUÍ SPOON PROJECT
Pr. Cleuton and Miss Neide Cleaning, earthmoving, and building a court for the project with teenagers.
