A listing of 2013 General Assembly unassigned funds.
Guidelines and instructions for the 2013 unassigned General Assembly funds.
The 2013 application for use of supplemental General Assembly restricted funds.
2013 cover letter for use with the unassigned General Assembly Restricted Funds application.
The 2013 application for use of supplemental General Assembly restricted funds.
2013 packet for use with the unassigned General Assembly Restricted Funds application.
Guidelines and instructions on using grants from fund 70047.
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(Updated 2013)
Korean Congregational Support provides a directory of the following:
World Mission hires “Catalysts” to inspire, equip and connect the church to God’s mission around the globe.
In an effort to more effectively serve the needs of mission committees, congregations, Presbyteries and people sitting in the pews, Presbyterian World Mission is retooling itself by focusing their work on three Critical Global Issues: Poverty, Reconciliation and Evangelism. These topics, which address the changing missional realities of the 21st century, were defined as key issues for mission by our global partners, mission co-workers, and congregations in the United States through an extensive survey and feedback process completed last year.
Download this press release to be introduced to the Catalysts.
Download this quick view calendar and come to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Big Tent event and discover for yourself how putting God’s first things first can bring rebirth and renewal to your church.
The Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) met on February 8, 2013, and reviewed shareholder resolutions being submitted to corporations for their 2013 Annual Meetings. These resolutions concern social and ethical issues related to the corporations' business operations and policies. MRTI adopted recommendations on voting of proxies in support or opposition to these resolutions, or whether a formal vote of abstention should be recorded.
PHEWA’s Presbyterians for Disability Concerns (PDC) Network co-sponsors this conference and community conversation, meant for congregations & worshiping communities, community organizations & agencies, families, caregivers, faith based organizations, and service providers who believe we are better together and want to include people with disabilities. Discover how we can partner together in our communities to make inclusion a reality. Learn strategies for inclusion and make connections with others who share the same vision.
Download the flier to read more and to access conference registration.
Immigration reform is a complex issue and it pays to have the facts engaging in the debate about specific elements of reform. This resource addresses some of the most common reasons to not reform our nation's immigration laws or to partially reform the laws, as well as a response to why those arguments should not stop us in the work to achieve justice for aspiring citizens.
You Give Us Hope This Easter Day was written by Carolyn Winfrey Gillette as a prayer of dedication for One Great Hour of Sharing.
Permission is granted for free use of this hymn to churches that support One Great Hour of Sharing, Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Presbyterian Disaster Assistance.
You Give Us Hope This Easter Day is the final hymn Carolyn wrote for a collection of new Lenten hymns for the Presbyterian Outlook magazine for the 2013 Lenten season.
The downloadable/printable pdf format below comes with sheet music, for use by organists, choirs, or other church musicians.
Text only format for use on-screen or in a newsletter.
Music to accompany a hymn for One Great Hour of Sharing by Carolyn Winfrey Gillette.
A hymn for One Great Hour of Sharing by Carolyn Winfrey Gillette.
Use this guide to discernment for sharing your faith story.
Use this entry form for the Faith2Faith video contest.
Use this release form for the Faith2Faith video contest.
Once a year, Presbyterians across our country celebrate the ministry of Self-Development of People. This year, Self-Development of People Sunday is on March 17. This SDOP Sunday web resource provides materials to help pastors and others to interpret SDOP's ministry to their congregation. The web resource includes two stories about projects funded by SDOP, hymns with a Self-Development theme, liturgical aids and general background information.
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