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Presbyterian World Mission Giving Opportunities 2012-2013

Celebrating the past and embracing the future

As we observe 175 years of Presbyterian World Mission, we are blessed to be able to both celebrate the past and embrace the future. I am reminded of former U.N. General Secretary Dag Hammarskjöld’s famous words, “For all that has been thanks; for all that will be yes.”

We give thanks for our magnificent mission heritage, and we say yes to new opportunities that God has placed before us. We sense God has called us to address three critical global issues that build on our heritage and point us to the future.

All gifts designated from this catalog will be used solely for the sending and support of mission personnel through Presbyterian World Mission. Occasionally, because a particular mission worker or ministry is especially popular, or because many directed gifts are received during the last few days of the fiscal year, some ministries may receive more support than is needed. When that occurs, the surplus will be used to support a similar ministry or held to support the same ministry in the next fiscal year.

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  1. Hello All, Presbyterian Church In Uganda is looking for partners in Water projects. please feelfree to contact, Deacon Noel Thomas Kalunda (Water Project department) Blessings PCU Secretariat

    by Kalunda

    September 5, 2011

  2. I am a member of Grace Presbyterian Church in Montclair, New Jersey, USA. I would like to join the worldwide missions to serve Ivory Coast, a french speaking country in West Africa. I am also a board member of Hopewell Career Institute, a public charity organization helping needy young african girls attend the nursing program at the Presbyterian University in Ghana, West Africa. I want to play an active mission role in the worldwide missions. Thank you for your diligence in this matter and may God bless you

    by Hippolyte Bayoro

    February 5, 2011

  3. A local Lutheran Church is closing after 150 years. They have some funds at their disposal and planned to donate to the local church camp. I would like to suggest to them that they donate instead to the Mission orphanage in Malawa. I grew up with The Rev. Paul Heller here in Pittsburgh and am acquainted his and Darlene's work. I understand that funding has been cut and would like to help. Any information that you could give me on this mission would be appreciated so that I can present this as a proposal to the congregation. Also, I would need to know how to handle the donation so that it is earmarked to that mission.

    by Andrew Munster

    November 3, 2010

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