Welcome!
Welcome to the social network of the PCUSA Haiti Mission Network!
Vision: The PCUSA HAITI NETWORK is designed to facilitate connections between members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), those connected with the PCUSA as well as other partners in mission in Haiti. With bold humility we invite those who would covenant with us to join in this collaborative model of Presbyterian mission. We ask for your active participation, encouragement, guidance and prayer.
For more information on the mission, rationale, and practice of this group.
Vision: The PCUSA HAITI NETWORK is designed to facilitate connections between members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), those connected with the PCUSA as well as other partners in mission in Haiti. With bold humility we invite those who would covenant with us to join in this collaborative model of Presbyterian mission. We ask for your active participation, encouragement, guidance and prayer.
For more information on the mission, rationale, and practice of this group.
Partners
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Creations of Hope
1 member
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Children's Nutrition Pro…
2 members
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OFCB Ministries
2 members
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Haiti Community Blog - Share prayers, stories, and videos!
Seeking Trauma Counselors: French or Creole Fluent
French or Creole Fluent Trauma Counselors
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and its partners are seeking qualified persons interested in offering emotional care/staff care for Haitian national staff engaged in development and disaster relief activities in Haiti who have been exposed to traumatic stress and an overwhelming emotional environment. We are compiling a database of such qualified parties for possible assignment in Haiti to work with PDA’s local and international partners.
Details of a… Continue
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and its partners are seeking qualified persons interested in offering emotional care/staff care for Haitian national staff engaged in development and disaster relief activities in Haiti who have been exposed to traumatic stress and an overwhelming emotional environment. We are compiling a database of such qualified parties for possible assignment in Haiti to work with PDA’s local and international partners.
Details of a… Continue
Posted by Pix Mahler on February 1, 2010 at 8:59pm
IMPORTANT!!! volunteering info from PCUSA
Full article site:
http://www.pcusa.org/worldwide/haiti/volunteering.htm
#1 Help us know what Presbyterians are doing.
We know that there are Presbyterians who will be part of the recovery effort. If you are part of a response team or have plans to go to Haiti, please let us know! Be sure to give us your name, contact information, home congregation, time frame you are expecting to be in Haiti and destination in Haiti. Email KT… Continue
http://www.pcusa.org/worldwide/haiti/volunteering.htm
#1 Help us know what Presbyterians are doing.
We know that there are Presbyterians who will be part of the recovery effort. If you are part of a response team or have plans to go to Haiti, please let us know! Be sure to give us your name, contact information, home congregation, time frame you are expecting to be in Haiti and destination in Haiti. Email KT… Continue
Posted by Pix Mahler on January 24, 2010 at 4:31pm
Hospital St. Croix and the School of Nursing receive PDA grant
Hunter Farrell, Director, World Mission
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.
has asked that this news be shared:
Randy Ackley, Coordinator of The Presbyterian Disaster and Relief Ministry, (PDA) has just informed (The Governing Board of Hospital St. Croix) that a grant in the amount of $200,000 has been awarded to Ste. Croix Hospital and to the School of Nursing (FSIL).
The grant is designated for seven of eight requested items as follows:
1. Electrical Power and Distribution $50,000
2. New Power and D… Continue
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.
has asked that this news be shared:
Randy Ackley, Coordinator of The Presbyterian Disaster and Relief Ministry, (PDA) has just informed (The Governing Board of Hospital St. Croix) that a grant in the amount of $200,000 has been awarded to Ste. Croix Hospital and to the School of Nursing (FSIL).
The grant is designated for seven of eight requested items as follows:
1. Electrical Power and Distribution $50,000
2. New Power and D… Continue
Posted by Pix Mahler on January 23, 2010 at 12:04am
Site postings guidance
PLEASE Click on the tab named DISCUSSION to coordinate trips and mission activities and use the Community Blog for news items and updates.
The PCUSA.org website also has answers to Frequently Asked Questions that may be helpful:
http://www.pcusa.org/pda/response/latinamerica/haiti-earthquake-faq.htm
Stay aware of Episcopal Diocese of Haiti news on: http://web.me.com/merelaurens/GoIntoTheWorld/Go_Into_The_World/Go_Into_The_World.html
The PCUSA.org website also has answers to Frequently Asked Questions that may be helpful:
http://www.pcusa.org/pda/response/latinamerica/haiti-earthquake-faq.htm
Stay aware of Episcopal Diocese of Haiti news on: http://web.me.com/merelaurens/GoIntoTheWorld/Go_Into_The_World/Go_Into_The_World.html
Discussion
Looking for a Medical Team heading to Haiti 1 Reply
Started by Adam J. Martin in Haiti Recovery Efforts (Trips & Campaigns). Last reply by Pix Mahler Jan 31.
economic development for women--microfinance, revolving loan funds 3 Replies
Started by Mary Anne Buckman in Food Supply, Agricultural and Environmental Education. Last reply by Mary Anne Buckman Jan 30.
January Earthquake 3 Replies
Started by Kathy Johnson in Prayers. Last reply by Tom Hagood Jan 16.
Peter Daniel's Blog on Bayonnais/OFCB Minitries
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Need
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