The Presbyterian Community of Kinshasa serves the urban poor at clinics in the sprawling capital city, where thousands of people continue to migrate in search of a better life. Funds… Read more »
Funds given to this project will be used to further the work of World Mission among our partners in the Middle East. The funds will be used where the need… Read more »
Gifts will support the alleviation of world hunger and hunger-related development assistance programs and projects. We shall encourage those programs that combat hunger through integrated development and empowerment of people… Read more »
This designated account supplements the One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) offering to enable a significant response for relief and recovery for the following Southern Africa countries of: Angola, Botswana,… Read more »
The PC(USA) has a long history of addressing violence and a strong policy relating to all forms of domestic violence. Funds will be used to provide resources and training to… Read more »
What is now Mar Elias Educational Institutions began in 1982. The ambition from the beginning was, and still is, to overcome denominational and national controversies and to bring together Christians,… Read more »
This ECO is useful in supporting projects which do not fall under the specific opportunities listed in the other ECO projects and with undesignated donations. This gives the Area Coordinator,… Read more »
The EECMY supports health services throughout the five Presbyterian-related Bethel Synods. Training, medicine and supplies are needed for remote, rural clinics, particularly in the impoverished Gambella region of southwest Ethiopia…. Read more »
Funds given to this project will be used to further the work of World Mission among our partners in Europe. The funds will be used where the need is greatest… Read more »
Your financial support enables the Presbyterian Hunger Program (PHP) to witness to the healing love of Christ and to bring hope to communities and individuals struggling with hunger. By providing… Read more »