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Your Prospect Mental Health team and Pastor Jessica would like to invite you to consider this free training being offered by our Presbytery. If you need a ride or have a financial need to provide childcare or assistance to a family member while you take the class, please reach out to Pastor Jessica as assistance is available. 



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Updated: Apr 10



This Spring consider joining the Prospect Family for a trip to Johnsonburg for this full all church weekend retreat.

Enjoy all the fun activities that Johnsonburg has to offer with members of our church family. Contact the church office if you are interested and let us know if you would like to share a room or a ride. Click for Details



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Per Capita is a fundamental way in which all of the nearly 10,000 congregations and mid councils of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) connect, participate and share in the work of the wider church. Per capita is the primary source of funding for the Office of the General Assembly, and is how Presbyterians mutually and equitably share the costs of coming together to discern the Spirit’s leading for the future.

: It is how Presbyterians are trained to become better ruling elders, teaching elders and deacons, and ministers.

: It is how Presbyterians are helped to discern God’s call in their lives.

: It is how Presbyterians participate in the life of the wider church by serving on General Assembly committees and commissions, regardless of distance or financial resources.

: It is how Presbyterians participate in the life of the Church universal as we commit ourselves to work and live in fellowship with “all persons in every nation” (Book of Order, G-4.0101)

All Presbyterians are called to take part in the ecclesiastical and administrative work shared by the whole church though per capita giving. The amount for 2024 is $38 per member.

Please read the article below for one pastor's thoughtful look at a reason to give the per capita amount.


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