The Leadership Development for Leaders of Color initiative seeks to identify, equip and connect leaders of color with opportunities for leadership development in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Ministries and programs… Read more »
RECONCILE was established in March 2004 by the Sudan Council of Churches. Gifts will help equip communities in South Sudan with skills for sustainable peace through trauma healing, accountable governance and… Read more »
This gift will help Compassion, Peace and Justice to respond to the needs of the world’s most vulnerable people, address injustice in all areas of life and advocate for peaceful… Read more »
Embangweni hospital serves a rural population in northern Malawi, near the Zambian border. Established in the early 1900’s, the hospital’s services have expanded and modernized to include pediatrics, male and… Read more »
The Presbyterian Church of Myanmar (formerly Burma) was formed in 1956 and now has 200 congregations with more than 25,000 members. Because of civil war and unrest in the past… Read more »
Gifts will support the alleviation of world hunger and hunger-related development assistance programs and projects. We shall encourage those programs that combat hunger through integrated development and empowerment of people… Read more »
Protestant women throughout Central America are moving into new roles as leaders in their churches. Workshops, seminars and biblical reflection help these women as they assume opportunities and responsibilities among… Read more »
To encourage local churches to study, reflect on and promote programs that implement the Church Growth Strategy approved by the General Assembly in the area of evangelism and racial/cultural diversity…. Read more »
The Iraq Partnership Network continues the long history of Protestant activities that began in 1830 with European and American Christians living in the areas of the Ottoman Empire known as… Read more »
The revolutionary events that began in Egypt in 2011, brought rapid and deep change to society, including unprecedented openness to the church’s role in society. Yet, due to the limited… Read more »
