Through the work of the Guatemala Partnership Task Force, we are partnering with CEDEPCA and the Mam Presbyterial (the women’s organization of the Presbytery) on a pilot project to provide 100 women of the Presbytery with seeds to begin growing vegetables, including onions, cauliflower, and broccoli. This is through CEDEPCA’s Disaster Assistance and Prevention program, which has found that assistance with self-sustaining agricultural programs is an important part of helping communities build resilience to withstand disasters when they occur. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) funds and Hunger Program Funds also support the program. We are excited to engage in this program and look forward to sharing pictures and stories as the project unfolds!
Introducing CRE Michael Barron
We are pleased to introduce Commissioned Ruling Elder (CRE) Michael Barron, who is serving at First United Presbyterian Church of Salem. Take a few moments to learn more about his background, his journey to ministry, and what he looks forward to as he and the...
