PC(USA) - Worldwide Ministries: Germany


	Extra Commitment Opportunities There is a channel through which gifts can be designated for specific items that support the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)'s work around the world. These are called Extra Commitment Opportunities (ECOs). You can give directly to an ECO account online or by mailing your check designating the name and account number of the particular item you have chosen to: PC(USA) Individual Remittance Processing P.O. Box 643700 Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700 Your gift will go directly into the ECO Account designated, and you will receive a letter indicating that your gift has been received and will be used for the purpose intended. Below are several Extra Commitment Opportunities related to Germany. For a listing of giving opportunities in other countries in the region visit Mission Funding's Web site and type Europe other specific counties into the search box.


	Mission Personnel James (Jay) and Nancy Adams – Black Forest Academy Recruiters, Germany Jay and Nancy have served for more than a decade at the Black Forest Academy (BFA) in Kandern, Germany. This school serves the children of missionaries and international business families who want a U.S. curriculum taught within the Christian worldview. BFA has 50 students in grades 7 through 12. Of these, 200 are boarding students. The Adamses are in charge of recruiting teachers for BFA, a task they have done since the fall of 2006 from their home in North Carolina.

	E074690		Goal: $24,000

	Burkhard Paetzold — Regional Liaison for Central Europe and the Roma Burkhard Paetzold has been serving as facilitator for the PC(USA)’s work with the Roma people in central and eastern Europe and is now also the PC(USA) regional liaison for this area. As regional liaison he facilitates PC(USA) support for partner programs and relationships and helps implement regional strategies.

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	The Rev. Sadegh Sepehri — Refugee Worker Sadegh Sepehri serves as a pastor with the Iranian Presbyterian Fellowship in Europe, located in Berlin. He teaches, preaches, and provides pastoral care among the Iranian Presbyterians in Berlin and also does evangelism and social work with the Iranian refugees elsewhere in Germany and Europe. About 7,000 Iranians and more than 15,000 Persian-speaking people live in Berlin.

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