Presbyterian Disaster Assistance alternative giving gift cards can be downloaded, printed and mailed to your gift recipient. Each card will print on an 8 1/2" x 11" plain sheet of paper that should be folded in half vertically, then folded in half horizontally. The final size of the card will be 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". This card will fit inside a standard "invitation" envelope.
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance alternative giving gift cards can be downloaded, printed and mailed to your gift recipient. Each card will print on an 8 1/2" x 11" plain sheet of paper that should be folded in half vertically, then folded in half horizontally. The final size of the card will be 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". This card will fit inside a standard "invitation" envelope.
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance brochure to use when considering alternative giving.
The Presbyterian Serious Mental Illness Network (PSMIN) welcomes those who advocate in the church and greater community for those who have been touched by mental illness. They seek equity, justice, human dignity and full acceptance into the life of the church.
The Presbyterian Health Network (PHN) is the membership organization for congregations, parish nurses, health ministry teams, clergy and others who feel called to speak the language of care and build a community of healing and wholeness.
The Presbyterian Association of Specialized Pastoral Ministries (PASPM) welcomes those involved in institutional chaplaincies, pastoral counseling and other specialized ministries.
The Presbyterians Against Domestic Violence Network (PADVN) welcomes those who promote nonviolence in all relationships. They provide advocacy and resources for the prevention of and healing from societal and domestic violence.
The Presbyterian Association for Community Transformation (PACT) provides spiritual and practical resources for engaging in the prophetic ministry of transformation of communities and the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
This brochure discusses the work of the Independent Abuse Review Panel (IARP) and offers suggestions on how you can help the victims.
From the brochure: “MK survivors have discovered that healing is possible when the secret is brought to light, when those who care about them acknowledge the truth of their experience, when the church reaches out and says, ‘This should not have happened.’”
A pamphlet describing the Presbyterian Coffee Project.