1187088f_e_Orthodox_Presbyterian_Church__Strategy
[Assessment] Are we laboring to supply the needs of an indigenous Reformed church with whom we can work in good conscience? Is the primary emphasis of our work the proclamation of the Word in all its fullness? Are we training and/or encouraging biblically qualified indigenous pastors to preach the whole counsel of God? Is the church growing in its understanding of the Reformed faith, in righteousness, in faithfulness, and in numbers? Do our labors significantly inhibit the church's progress towards becoming self-supporting, self-governing, and self-propagating? Are we performing tasks for which the indigenous church itself has the resources? Are our labors viewed as an extension of the indigenous Reformed church? [Strategy] 
If there is an indigenous Reformed church with whom we can work in good conscience, the mission shall labor to supply their needs as the Lord gives us the resources, bearing in mind the following considerations: the primary emphasis of our work is the proclamation of the Word in all its fullness, either directly through OP missionary ministers or indirectly through the training of biblically qualified indigenous pastors our supplying a particular need shall be done in a manner so as not to inhibit the indigenous church's progress towards becoming self-supporting, self-governing, and self-propagating the presbyters of the indigenous church shall be encouraged to view our work as a part and extension of their own
The Orthodox Presbyterian Church
Strategy