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Goal: Provide support to SFTS students studying to become pastors, educators and church leaders.
The SFTS "Adopt a Seminarian" program enables congregations and church-related organizations to "adopt" a seminarian. Here's a great way for your church or church group to meet one of the students at SFTS preparing to serve the church in Christ's name. Your gift of any amount will strengthen the Seminary's Student Support Fund, which provides resources for student financial aid, subsidized student housing, classrooms and faculty salaries. Sponsor a seminarian today, receive a student profile, and deepen your relationship with SFTS.
Goal: Send more delegates
Goal: $250,000 roof restoration for Wright Hall
Goal: ongoing need
Deadlines: Ongoing period; annual 2-3 week trips in February
Lakeside Presbyterian Church (San Francisco) assists orphans and vulnerable children and their families (mainly destitute grandparents) in the town of Meru, Kenya. Partnerning with Meru's Christian agencies and churches, this project provides these children with food, school fees/uniforms, healthcare and love, showing that we care about them
Goal: To support youth emancipating from the foster care or probation systems throughout their transition into adulthood.
V.O.I.C.E.S. is a youth-founded, youth-led emancipation center for young people ages 16-24 who have been in foster care or other systems of care. V.O.I.C.E.S. provides services in 2 counties in the areas of housing, education, employment, and wellness to support youth in establishing a foundation for a satisfying life.
West Valley Community Services serves the communities of Cupertino, San Jose, Monte Sereno, Saratoga and Log Gatos and does a remarkable job serving the hungry and homeless. One of their programs is a rotating shelter that moves 12-18 homeless men around to 12 churches for a one month stay at each location.
This is a Christian residential ministry next to the San Francisco State University campus and is an active presence on the campus extending visible witness to the students, faculty and staff.
Goal: Provide emergency shelter and hospitality to homeless guests.
The Interfaith Rotating Winter Shelter of Davis (IRWS), is a community-based effort enabling member congregations to provide cold-weather shelter and hospitality on a rotating basis to persons who are homeless in the Davis community.
Goal: Feed the hungry
On any Saturday just before 5:30 p.m., the lobby of First Presbyterian Church of McMinnville, OR, begins to fill with a wide variety of people. Church members mingle with the homeless, the elderly, the lonely and the poor.
Goal: Provide food for families and individuals on the edge in West Sacramento.
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