This reimbursable grant—up to a maximum funding of $500 (payable after receipt of approved related and paid receipted expenses)—is intended to provide financial assistance to women who are active in the PC(USA) to participate in the work of Presbyterian Women for personal leadership development.
To apply for a grant, at least 90 days prior to need, mail this form with the three letters of endorsement to
PW Leadership Development Grant Program
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Those who attended the Multicultural Dinner and Celebration at Fort Street Presbyterian Church during the 221st General Assembly (2014) experienced a prophetic moment. The guest speaker, Dr. Rodger Nishioka, associate professor of Christian education at Columbia Theological Seminary, told those in multicultural and cross-cultural ministries that it is time to move on to the next stage toward becoming a more diverse and inclusive church: that of intercultural ministries.” In calling the church to intercultural ministries, he did not condemn the stages that preceded it—mainly multicultural and cross-cultural ministries. Instead, Nishioka celebrated each for playing timely roles as stepping stones to advancing …
Help share the wonderful story, Shanti Means Peace, which tells the wonderful story of the prayer worldwide prayer movement, the Fellowship of the Least Coin. This PDF contains songs, recipes, crafts and other resources to help children understand how this prayer movement started and what it means.
See a list of projects funded by Self-Development of People in 2014.
See a list of projects funded by Self-Development of People in 2013.
This is the application form for the Presbyterian Peacemaking Program's Travel Study Seminars in 2017.
This is a provisional itinerary for the Presbyterian Peacemaking Program's Travel Study Seminar to Russia, May 23- June 4, 2016. It is subject to change.
See firsthand how your gifts to the 2014 One Great Hour of Sharing supported the ministries of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development of People:
The new Special Offerings logos highlight the connectional nature of our work. We are individually strong, but can do more when we work together. You will see this symbol repeated for each offering, as well as in our general Special Offerings materials.
Going on retreat, a practice modeled by Jesus himself (Mark 6:45–46), has long been a cornerstone of Christian faith formation. A retreat provides an intentional time apart to experience a new awareness of the presence of God. It encourages an unhurried pace conducive to rest and relaxation, which allows one to return to daily life renewed for the high call of discipleship. Retreats are great for youth, families, and adult groups, as well as for organizations and sessions.
A good retreat is well organized. This retreat planner guide from Menucha Conference Center near Portland, Oregon can be adapted for use …