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| Outreach through Missions: A Ministry to the Anglican Church in Chile |
Trinity Church member Chris Feuillade is working with the
church in Santiago, Chile.
Chris works in the music and bible teaching ministry of
Iglesia del Salvador (“Church of the Savior”) in the San
Joaquin district of Santiago, and also teaches acoustics at a
local university where he works to reach both students and
professors for Christ. Chris began his work in October 2006
after a lengthy period of discernment. Chris works through
SAMS, the South American Missionary Society.
Chris sincerely asks all to pray for his ministry. He would also
like to pray for any needs that the people of Trinity would
like to share with him (confidences strictly observed), and
can be reached by e-mail at : chrisfeuillade@sams-usa.org.
church in Santiago, Chile.
Chris works in the music and bible teaching ministry of
Iglesia del Salvador (“Church of the Savior”) in the San
Joaquin district of Santiago, and also teaches acoustics at a
local university where he works to reach both students and
professors for Christ. Chris began his work in October 2006
after a lengthy period of discernment. Chris works through
SAMS, the South American Missionary Society.
Chris sincerely asks all to pray for his ministry. He would also
like to pray for any needs that the people of Trinity would
like to share with him (confidences strictly observed), and
can be reached by e-mail at : chrisfeuillade@sams-usa.org.
| Highlights of Chris's work at Iglesia del Salvador |
| On February 2 (the Feast of The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus in the Temple), Chris gave a presentation to the Trinity congregation on his continuing work in Chile..... |
| Chris Feuillade introduces his presentation on continuing work in Chile and at the local university for Christ. |
| Father Christopher Colby, rector of Trinity Church, presents Chris with a check from the church for continuing support of his work at Iglesia del Salvador in Santiago, Chile |
Chris Feuillade's Biography
Chris Feuillade was born in London in 1949 and educated in the UK, receiving a BA from the University of
Oxford in 1972, and a PhD from the University of Manchester in 1977. He became a Christian as a student
through the ministry of the Oxford Inter-Collegiate Christian Union. He subsequently joined the Church of
England, and sees himself as an evangelical Anglican. In 1981 he came to live and work in the USA: from
October 1981-March 1983 in New York City; and from April 1983-October 2006 in Mississippi. Chris
believes that God has used his years in the USA to bring spiritual growth in his life, both in terms of his
personal walk with God, and in ministry. First at Christ Church, Bay St Louis, and later at Trinity Church,
Pass Christian, Chris has served the Lord in music ministry, Sunday school teacher, bible study leader,
vestryman, catechism teacher, and Alpha course discussion group participant and leader.
Since 1998, through the ministry of the Keswick Convention in England, Chris believes God has been
calling him to overseas missions. In 2000, he became involved in yearly short-term missions to Honduras.
In 2003, he applied to the South American Missionary Society to enter into long-term missionary work,
and in October 2006, after a lengthy period of discernment, he left to go to Santiago, Chile, to begin his
ministry. Chris works in the music and bible teaching ministry of Iglesia del Salvador (“Church of the
Savior”) in the San Joaquin district of Santiago, and also teaches acoustics at a local university where he
works to reach both students and professors for Christ.
Chris Feuillade was born in London in 1949 and educated in the UK, receiving a BA from the University of
Oxford in 1972, and a PhD from the University of Manchester in 1977. He became a Christian as a student
through the ministry of the Oxford Inter-Collegiate Christian Union. He subsequently joined the Church of
England, and sees himself as an evangelical Anglican. In 1981 he came to live and work in the USA: from
October 1981-March 1983 in New York City; and from April 1983-October 2006 in Mississippi. Chris
believes that God has used his years in the USA to bring spiritual growth in his life, both in terms of his
personal walk with God, and in ministry. First at Christ Church, Bay St Louis, and later at Trinity Church,
Pass Christian, Chris has served the Lord in music ministry, Sunday school teacher, bible study leader,
vestryman, catechism teacher, and Alpha course discussion group participant and leader.
Since 1998, through the ministry of the Keswick Convention in England, Chris believes God has been
calling him to overseas missions. In 2000, he became involved in yearly short-term missions to Honduras.
In 2003, he applied to the South American Missionary Society to enter into long-term missionary work,
and in October 2006, after a lengthy period of discernment, he left to go to Santiago, Chile, to begin his
ministry. Chris works in the music and bible teaching ministry of Iglesia del Salvador (“Church of the
Savior”) in the San Joaquin district of Santiago, and also teaches acoustics at a local university where he
works to reach both students and professors for Christ.
| Bishop Zavala of Chile at Iglesia del Salvador during an episcopal visit. |
| Iglesia del Salvador was formed in an old building and is located in a working class neighborhood. The congregation works hard to survive in the Chilean economy and the church represents a precious part of their lives. |
| A light-hearted moment during rehearsal with the music group of Iglesia del Salvador. |
| Chris giving a bible teaching in Spanish during a Thursday night prayer meeting. Chris reports his Spanish has developed remarkably during his time in Santiago. |
| Chris with some of his students at the Technological University of Chile. Notice how everyone is dressed for the southern hemisphere winter. Energy is expensive in Chile and building heating is at a minimum. |
| Trinity Church is planning a mission trip to Chile this fall. For more info, please follow THIS LINK |