Meet Mission Coworkers Mark and Miriam
Read More about Mark and Miriam’s work.
Read More about Mark and Miriam’s work.
Christi works in the Congo, Madagascar, Niger, Rwanda, and South Sudan. She accompanies global partners as they seek to remedy the marginalization of women and children in their communities and engages with Presbyterians in the US who wish to come alongside and promote those efforts.
Read More about Jeff and Christi’s ministry
The Student Scholarship is an educational assistance program designed to encourage Indigenous and students of color in their preparation for academic success in higher education. Students must have a permanent residence within the Synod of Lakes and Prairies, be active members in a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) congregation and have confirmation of enrollment in a college, university, or specialty program.
The synod is committed to partner with students and schools for leadership development and quality instruction for lifelong service. Application awards are based on personal achievement, financial need and recommendation from a teacher and pastor.
Questions? Contact: Elona Street-Stewart
Lifelong Learning Grants (August 15th deadline)
Grant Guidelines
Grant Application
You can still register for group discounts on the in-person experience but the price will go up after August 1st for each participant.
Join us to learn together as we hear from Rev. Dr. Tod Bolsinger, Rev. Dr. Brandi Casto-Waters, Aimée Cole-Laramore, worship with Rev. Dr. J. Herbert Nelson II, and Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, and participate in content-rich workshops to grow stewardship in your congregation.
Throughout high school, she volunteered with the Chrysalis Foundation, volunteered frequently in elementary schools, and plays the violin. When not volunteering, she works part time at Target. This fall, Lilly will be a sophomore at the University of Northern Iowa, majoring in Elementary and Middle Level Education.
First Presbyterian Church-Cedar Falls Scholarship Committee congratulates Lilly on her achievements!
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