Land grabbing threatens the poorest people and nations in the world, compromising food sovereignty and sustainable development. With 1.2 billion people living in extreme poverty worldwide1, the race to buy up land in impoverished nations could lead to food shortages and increased hunger. In response, global movements are organizing to restore people’s sovereignty and protect traditional lands, livelihoods and cultures. Download this useful fact sheet to learn more.
The 220th General Assembly (2012) voted to begin the process of amending The Book of Confessions to include the Confession of Belhar (English, Spanish, Korean). Moderator Neal Presa appointed the Special Committee on the Confession of Belhar to study the confession and to provide education about the Confession of Belhar throughout the church.
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In 2014, members of Presbyterian Women join their voices with others around the world who are concerned with justice for the Roma, who are marginalized throughout Europe. This prayer cycle and liturgy can help you focus your prayers and advocacy on the Roma. A list of recommended resources is also included.
April 2014
Interfaith—troubling discrepancies
March 2014
Forming faith through camps
The World of Presbyterian Camps & Conference Centers
January February 2014
Racial-ethnic diversity in congregations
A list of resources used by the committee.
Report of the Mid Council Commission II.
This resource provides talking points and answers to frequently asked questions regarding the work of the Mid Council Commission II.
Please submit both sides of the scholarship application 8-10 weeks prior to the specific event within Racial Ethnic & Women’s Ministries.