The Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) is excited to announce that we have selected a candidate to be the next pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Fond du Lac.
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Pastor Nominating Committee Update
Your Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) has been busy since being approved at the Congregational meeting on January 29th.
Peace and Global Witness 2022
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Update from the Transitional/Interim Pastor Nominating Committee
Transitional/Interim Pastor Nominating Committee
Christmas Presents for South Korean Orphanage
Click HERE to go to a Facebook Link and see the video thank you from the Gapo Church in South Korea who assisted us with the mission to provide toys to the near by orphanage.
Thank You First Presbyterian from Back to School FdL
Thank You First Presbyterian from Back to School FdL
Your congregation gave over $800 in cash, nearly $1000 worth of school supplies and many volunteer hours to the Fond du Lac Back to School project. Your Outreach Team also gave $1000 to the project. Many Presbyterians served on teams, helped with preparations and shopped with kids on Distribution Day. So, way to go First Prezz! Your involvement in serving the needs of the community are outstanding. So, you get a big thank you from Care INC and the Back to School FdL Team! Because of your generosity, this year 1217 students were given the school supplies they needed to start the new school year in a great way.
Kiva Loan for Valentine – Rwanda Agriculture
Valentine is 37 years old. She is married with 3 children aged between 1 and 8. Two of them go to school. She has been farming for 6 years. read on
Kiva Loan Made to Laiza from Zimbabwe
Laiza is a 24-year-old young woman. She is married with two children and is living in the Chiredzi District of Zimbabwe. She is a Camfed Learner Guide volunteering at her local secondary school, teaching a weekly life skills class. She has also grown her poultry business to its current capacity, producing about 50 broiler birds every six weeks and selling them to the local residents. Laiza would very much like to increase her sales volume to improve her income and her family’s quality of life. She will use the Kiva loan to purchase more broiler chicks and chick feed to increase production.
Click HERE to learn more about this loan made by our Outreach team.
Support the People of South Sudan
| Support the People of South Sudan!The people of South Sudan are in desperate need of help. On April 12, the United States along with the European Union and the United Nations outlined the problems and called for immediate action in a statement below:
Click here to send a message today! “Despite a Cessation of Hostilities agreement, fighting has continued, causing tremendous suffering and large-scale displacement inside and outside the country. This is a man-made disaster. All parties need to urgently work together to create the conditions for peace and stability to return to South Sudan.There are five million people in need, 800,000 people who are internally displaced, and 280,000 who have fled to neighboring countries. We thank those countries for hosting refugees from South Sudan.Humanitarian agencies have reached more than one million people with life-saving aid. But this is just a fifth of the people in need. There must be immediate and unconditional access for the UN and humanitarian organizations to reach people in need across all areas of South Sudan. Please contact your members of congress and urge them to support increased diplomatic initiatives and funding for humanitarian aid for South Sudan. And, urge the Secretary of State and President to use all possible means to continue to press for humanitarian access. Click here to send a message to congress and the administration today! From the Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) Office of Public Witness |
