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We are the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) in Middle Tennessee bound together by our shared faith in Jesus Christ and our commitment to the Reformed Tradition. We are members of a connectional church family and part of the Synod of Living Waters.
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance response to the earthquake in Haiti
GIVE ACT PRAY
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) continues to respond in Haiti. As of January 28, 2010, in addition to a key expert being assigned to Haiti to carry out assessments, $409,000 has been sent to assist with emergency needs. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is responding as a member of the ACT Alliance (ACT.)
The response in Haiti is still in the relatively early phase of emergency relief. The most effective way to respond is through financial support. PDA is not requesting material aid, other than the preparation of Gift of the Heart hygiene and baby kits, to replenish the supply after more than 35,000 kits have been directed to Haiti.
Volunteers are not requested at this time, but you may register your interest for if/when future opportunities arise.
You can give to the ongoing relief through PDA account number DR000064. As God’s people, we are asked to stand in the “GAP” - Give. Act. Pray.
Souper Bowl of Caring
Don’t forget to report your totals at www.souperbowl.org
and to the Presbytery of Middle Tennessee Hunger Program.
Lenten Retreat - CANCELED
Saturday, February 20
First Presbyterian Church
Fayetteville
Winter Youth Retreat
Animus: The Capacity for Intellectual Contemplation of Christ
NaCoMe Camp and Conference Center
February 12-14
Click here to download a flyer.
Click here for a registration form and a permission form.
Nashville CROP Walk
Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty
Sunday, March 28
Centennial Park band shell
Nashville
Registration: 1:30 p.m.
Walk begins: 2:00 p.m.
To register on-line, click here.
Presbyterian Writers Conference
Sponsored by the Presbyterian Writers Guild
April 28-19
Scarritt-Bennett Center
Nashville
Keynote speakers: Dr. Cecil (Cec) Murphey and Dr. H. Michael Brewer
Click here for details.
For more information, contact Rev. Stephen McCutchan or Twila Belk
Festival of Homelitics
May 17-21
Nashville
Locations: Christ Church Cathedral, the Downtown Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, First Lutheran Church, McKendree UMC, and the Tennessee Performing Arts Center.
Speakers include Amy Jill Levine, Tom Long, John McClure, Jim Wallis, and William Willimon.
For more information and to register, click here.
2010 Youth Triennium
For Such a Time As This
July 20-24
Purdue University
Applications due December 1, 2009
For more information and an application form, click here.
PDA responds to “H1N1″ influenza
The PC(USA) has information on how your congregation can be prepared to respond to this crisis. Learn more.