The Syria Lebanon Partnership Network of the PC(USA) continues the long history of Presbyterian mission that began in 1823. The network brings together Presbyterians from around the United States to… 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 »
Young Adult Volunteers experience a year of developing Christian community through spiritual formation, mission service, and mission learning. Funds are used for programmatic support and to directly support volunteers with… Read more »
This gift will help Compassion, Peace and Justice to respond to the needs of the world’s most vulnerable people, address injustice in all areas of life and advocate for peaceful… Read more »
Your contributions will enable the Presbyterian Ministry at the United Nations to inspire, equip and connect Presbyterians in ministry as faithful disciples of Jesus in the global community and witness… Read more »
Presbyterians Today, the award-winning monthly magazine of the PC(USA), contains feature articles, and many other good-news stories about the people, congregations and mission of the Presbyterian Church. The magazine is… Read more »
The revolutionary events that began in Egypt in 2011, brought rapid and deep change to society, including unprecedented openness to the church’s role in society. Yet, due to the limited… 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 »
The Presbyterian Ministry at the United Nations equips women and men from around the world to use international institutions and human rights documents to advocate for women’s rights guided by… Read more »
The Israel Palestine Mission Network, in solidarity with churches and our other partners in Israel and Palestine, covenants to engage, consolidate, nourish and channel the energy in the Presbyterian Church… Read more »
