Partnerships
ACME Fellowship of Churches
Salem Reformed Baptist is a part of the Association of Churches for Missions and Evangelism, also known as ACME.
Portuguese Speaking Pastors Project
Salem Reformed Baptist is in partnership with the Portuguese Speaking Pastors Project (PSP) for the purpose of advancing the Gospel and God's Kingdom. The focus of the Portuguese Speaking Pastors Project is to provide theological training, financial support, solid literature, and pastoral mentoring, while also hosting annual leadership conferences. The PSP strives to introduce pastors and leaders to sound doctrine, and more specifically, the Doctrines of Grace.
You can find out more by visiting https://www.pspministry.org/
Francisco José de Abreu
As a church Salem Reformed Baptist supports Francisco José de Abreu, a missionary located in Mozambique, Africa. Francisco is the pastor of Alliance Community Baptist Church. He is married to Claudia Neilane, and they have five children, João Lucas, Tamara, Inácio, Stela, and Felicina. The church began as a church plant in the city of Maputo, Mozambique in 2015. They are a reformed confessional church with about 70 members, and they have around 100 in attendance most Sundays. Their goal is to plant reformed churches through the local leadership that they are discipling and training. They presently offer a seminary degree in Reformed Theology with as many as fifty students taking classes, all through their local church.​
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Clint and Rebecca Rollock
I (Clint) grew up attending Bethany Baptist Church in Beaverton, Oregon. I was led through the sinner’s prayer as a child, but do not think I was converted until later in life. Around my twentieth Birthday, a kindergarten teacher in Israel recounted the doctrine of original sin to me. Afterwards, I came to a new realization of my own depravity. I was reading through the gospels, and I prayed Christ would save me from my sin.
I reflected on how I could use my life to serve the Lord and His Church. I thought back to missionary biographies I had read as a child and I thought of using my study of languages and linguistics at the university to work in Bible translation.
The church helped cultivate my aspirations. My Greek tutor, my pastor, and the elders at Bethany Baptist all encouraged me to go to seminary. After going to Boston to study the Bible in its original languages, I came back to Portland. I became a member of Sellwood Church in Portland. The pastor there encouraged me toward Bible translation and I moved to Canada for a training program. I met Rebecca there--the woman God had prepared to be my helpmate.
I (Rebecca) grew up in German-speaking Switzerland, attending the Swiss state church in my village in Bettingen, Switzerland. I professed faith in Christ at thirteen and was baptized at fourteen. I often helped with the children's ministry at my church. I studied Linguistics in university and specialized in dictionary-making. After learning that Wycliffe needed people to document languages as part of their work to translate the Bible and after a couple internships working on dictionaries with Wycliffe in Chad, I decided to give my life to the mission of Bible translation.
I went to Canada for more training, where I met Clint. We decided we could accomplish more together than apart. After I finished my training in Canada, Clint immigrated to Switzerland in 2020 to marry me.
We found a church in Switzerland that we could whole-heartedly invest in as a couple. The church helped us learn French and continued cultivating our desire for Bible translation. The Lord gave us three children and we found unity in the decision to serve in Cameroon as a family. We are moving to Cameroon November 2025 and will be seeking membership at the Reformed Baptist Church of Yaoundé.