The DRC decided to divide its mission work into a "home" and "foreign" mission. The first covered the Cape region, the second all the other provinces of South Africa, including Namibia. In each province separate churches for blacks and coloureds were formed.
The DRC's mission work was divided into two categories: one focused on the Cape region and another covering all other provinces in South Africa, including Namibia.  This division led to separate churches being created for black and colored individuals within each province.