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(Photo courtesy of the Food Literacy Project)
In this month’s Focus newsletter, you’ll read some of the ways the Presbyterian Hunger Program (PHP) and our partners are working to address hunger, poverty and the climate crisis. Learn about PHP’s impact in 2022, suggestions for congregations addressing the affordable housing crisis, action you can take on anti-hunger programs and more. You also can read about other ways that PHP is making a difference such as recognizing Hunger Action Congregations, connecting the Doctrine of Discovery and land theft, co-hosting a Louisville food summit and promoting the next Climate Ambassador Training. |
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Is your congregation considering how to address the affordable housing crisis? Learn from other congregations and read through these suggestions on how to get started |
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The Farm Bill is an enormous piece of legislation that expires at the end of September. Urge Congress to ensure that anti-hunger programs continue to serve our communities |
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Westminster Presbyterian Church uses hunger action work to address cost of living issues in Madison |
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Join us for the Climate Ambassador Virtual Training on Oct. 28, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Eastern) |
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Presbyterian Hunger Program co-hosts Louisville summit focused on food systems and urban agriculture |
(Photo by Andrew Kang Bartlett) |
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Matthew 25 Summit — Jan. 16–18, 2024, in Atlanta |
Join us at the Matthew 25 Summit as we explore this vision together! What does it mean to eradicate poverty; how can we begin dismantling systemic racism; how will we know if we are building a vital congregation? We are offering you an invitation to innovation. A chance to dialogue, learn with and grow with others in exploration at this first-of-its-kind event! Featuring innovative speakers, thriving ministries, transformative workshops and space to imagine what’s next! |
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