Presbyterian Mission Agency inge sthreshley Archives

A small but impactful program in Congo lifts children out of malnutrition

Posted October 27th, 2021

When the numbers on a graph showed recently that children are thriving nutritionally in the province of North Ubangi in Northwest Congo, mission co-worker Inge Sthreshley said it made her heart sing.

God’s mission in Africa

Posted October 27th, 2021

Dr. Larry and Inge Sthreshley grew up in Congo. Larry’s parents were Presbyterian missionaries in the two Kasaï provinces in the south-central region. Inge’s parents were Methodist missionaries in the Katanga province in southern Congo.

A small but impactful program in Congo lifts children out of malnutrition

Posted July 1st, 2021

When the numbers on a graph showed recently that children are thriving nutritionally in the province of North Ubangi in Northwest Congo, mission co-worker Inge Sthreshley said it made her heart sing.

Study may lead to a vaccine for HIV/AIDS

Posted March 12th, 2021

For the second time in two years, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has played a role in research by Abbott Labs that may lead to a vaccine for HIV/AIDS.

Mission Co-Worker Larry Sthreshley is fighting the pandemic on the front lines in Congo

Posted April 22nd, 2020

Larry Sthreshley, a mission co-worker for more than 30 years in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), once more finds himself on the front lines combating a global pandemic. For years it was Ebola. Now it’s COVID-19.

Partner health program in Democratic Republic of Congo praised in UK Parliament report

Posted March 17th, 2017

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a struggling economy along with the deteriorating effects of time and tropical weather make even basic healthcare inaccessible to the vast majority its citizens.

April 13: Congo

Posted March 11th, 2016

A letter from Inge Sthreshley, serving in the Democratic Republic of Congo April 13, 2016 Dear Friends, We live close to the Congo River where the rapids start. They are… Read more »