The voices of incarcerated men of color speak out in writings by current and former inmates. Tackling the prison-industrial complex, assumptions about prison life, and the challenges faced after release, Caged lays bare the human costs of a for-profit justice…
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Special Offering in Lent: One Great Hour of Sharing
Around the world, millions of people lack access to sustainable food sources, clean water, sanitation, education, and opportunity. The three programs supported by One Great Hour of Sharing — Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, the Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Self-Development of People…
Share Your Bread with the Hungry
GRANDMOTHER OVERCOMES CHALLENGES TO FARM THE LAND THAT FEEDS THE CHILDREN IN HER CARE Through your One Great Hour of Sharing gifts, Christ’s concern for “the least of these” is being expressed and lives are being transformed. Let us pray:…
Loose the Bonds of Injustice
THE FRONT PORCH CAFÉ SERVES AS AN ENTRY WAY TO HOPE AND TRANSFORMATION Your One Great Hour of Sharing gifts help people move themselves from the depths of despair toward vistas of hope. Please give generously. Let us pray: Transforming…
Restore Streets to Live in
PRESBYTERIAN DISASTER ASSISTANCE RESPONDS QUICKLY TO HURRICANE RAVAGED PUERTO RICO Let us pray: Gracious God, we pray for the survivors of disasters. Comfort them as they struggle with unspeakable grief and the monumental task of rebuilding their lives. Help us…
This is Church
Have you ever taught a child to fold their fingers inside their hands and say the rhyme, “here is the church, here is the steeple, open the doors and see all the people?” The wiggling fingers teach children, and adults,…
Gifts at Work
YOUR GIVING REPAIRS THE BREACHES THAT SEPARATE PEOPLE FROM LIVES OF WHOLENESS. In places far and near, your One Great Hour of Sharing gifts repair breaches that pierce the wholeness that God wants for everyone. Please give generously. Let us…
The Lady, the General, and the Rohingya – January 14, 12:15pm
Special Noon Event The Lady, the General, and the Rohingya Lex Rieffel January 14, 12:15 p.m., Assembly Room What has happened to democratic reform in Myanmar? In light of what the United Nations has called ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya…
Mission Weekend 2018
January 14–15 is Mission Weekend, when we remind ourselves of our Christian commitment to human flourishing in all places. Join us for these opportunities to get involved. Sunday Morning Mission Fair, Sunday, January 14 Beginning at 10:15 am in the Assembly…
Nassau joins community-wide investigation of migration
In advance of author Sonia Nazario’s February 1st appearance in Princeton to discuss her best-selling book, about a 17-year-old boy from Honduras who travels to the United States in search of his mother, we invite you to join Pam &…
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