As we begin our summer worship schedule and temporarily move to the PTS Chapel on April 27, we also look ahead to a season of service. Nassau Church’s summer mission projects offer simple, meaningful ways to make a difference—most requiring just a few hours of your time. Whether you’re able to volunteer in person or support with a donation, each opportunity helps extend care and compassion to our neighbors near and far. Explore the 2025 Summer Mission Projects and find your way to join in.

Hunger Offering

April 27, May 25, June 29, July 27, August 31, during 10:00 am Worship

This offering supports the following mission partners: HomeFront, Presbyterian Hunger Program, Send Hunger Packing Princetons, Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, and Uniting Reformed Church in Stellenbosch, South Africa. Thank you for giving until all are fed.

Use the “Hunger” fund when you give online (“Give Now”) or in the memo line of your check.

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PTS Coat Drive

May 4 – June 29

Doing some spring cleaning? Help restock the Princeton Theological Seminary Coat Closet, a resource for international students as they prepare for the New Jersey winters. Each year we collect gently worn men’s and women’s winter coats, fleece pullovers and winter accessories. We are also looking for donations of new socks for both men and women, or the cash to purchase them. A Warmer Winter Starts with You.

Drop items in the marked box at the PTS Chapel on Sunday mornings or contact the church office to drop off during the week.

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Loaves & Fishes – May

Friday, May 30 & Saturday, May 31

Loaves and Fishes at St. Mary’s Cathedral, Trenton, needs your help! Join us in the Assembly Room on Friday to help prepare the meal, serve in Trenton on Saturday, make complete bag lunches, or donate individually wrapped brownies. Whether you give food or time, your support makes a difference to those in need. Sharing Nourishment, Extending Dignity

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School Supplies Drive

July 6 – August 17

Providing supplies for success. We are once again joining with Westminster Presbyterian Church (WPC), our partner church in Trenton, to provide backpacks filled with school essentials for local students. Our goals are 150 backpacks and $5,000 for the supplies to fill them. Supplying Confidence, One Student at a Time.

Bring backpacks to the Narthex on Sunday mornings; use the “School Supplies” fund when you give online (“Give Now”) or in the memo line of your check.

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Loaves & Fishes – August

Friday, August 22 & Saturday, August 23

Join us for our 33rd year of service. Volunteering for Loaves and Fishes, whether it’s donating food, money, or time, is an opportunity to be fed and to join our community of faith in action. Use the “Loaves & Fishes” fund when you give online (“Give Now”) or in the memo line of your check. Use the Sign Up button to donate food or time. More Than a Meal—A Moment of Care

(Sign Ups will open on or about June 29.)

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Due to our move to the PTS Chapel during sanctuary construction, Adult Education Sunday morning classes have concluded for the program year. However, we’re excited to offer some special weekday evening events!

Monday, June 16, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Assembly Room, Nassau Presbyterian Church

Nuclear Disarmament: Seeking God’s Peace

Join Ward Hayes Wilson, author of It Is Possible: A Future Without Nuclear Weapons, for a presentation and conversation. A conference at Nassau Presbyterian Church in 1980 shaped Ward’s interest in nuclear disarmament, and his work is engaging him in new ways with the denomination today. Ward is currently partnering with Presbyteries on an overture for consideration at the 227th General Assembly. Light supper provided.

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Tuesday, April 29, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Assembly Room, Nassau Presbyterian Church

Spirituality & Mental Health

The Adult Education Committee invites you to join for a light supper and a conversation with Rev. Miriam Deiphouse-McMillan on her forthcoming book Sacred Balance: How Ancient Practices Can Restore Modern Minds.

Wednesday, May 7, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
The Farminary Project of PTS, 4200 Princeton Pike, Princeton, NJ

Nassau at the Farminary

Join us for an evening at Princeton Seminary’s Farminary. Nate Stucky, Director of the Farminary will offer a brief tour. We will have a short time of worship followed by dinner.

Our Mission Partner ArmInArm serves Mercer County families through food pantries, grocery deliveries, and housing stability services.

One of their three brick-and-mortar pantries is in the basement of NPC. In 2025, ArmInArm expects to provide $1.5 million in direct food aid! With increased need in our community, there is an increased need for volunteers. We invite you to visit their website (link below) to learn about ways you can support this crucial organization, including bagging groceries, making deliveries, and donating items.

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Updated 10/8/2024

As we join in prayer for our neighbors in the southeast who have experienced devastating loss from Hurricane Helene, we are invited to give as we are able to help with immediate response and long-term recovery. Colleagues in Dave Davis’s clergy group are working with their congregations in Asheville and Black Mountain to respond in their communities with food, supplies and other needs. Montreat Conference Center, a place of spiritual formation for many over the years, is also planning for their own recovery and serving as a supply distribution center.

To streamline the donation process for our partners in ministry, please make donations to Nassau Church, using the “Give Now” page on our website (choose the “disaster relief” fund) or by check (designating “Hurricane” in the memo line). We will monitor needs and split gifts between First Presbyterian Church Asheville, Black Mountain Presbyterian Church and Montreat Conference Center.