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Updated: Apr 6


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 2023 is $40 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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  • lisa26365

Updated: Nov 15


Prospect Church sends out all information by email. If you'd like to subscribe to our main email list, Use this link: Subscribe to Prospect Emails.

That is the main email list and includes our weekly Friday email with the information for Sunday's worship as well as the announcements for the week.

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  • lisa26365

Updated: Nov 17

Programs are available for those in need from the county and town. Maplewood's

Vulnerable Populations Outreach Coordinator, Taliah Jeffers has asked if we would share the programs available. Clicking the flyer will take you to a clickable document or the website of the sponsoring organization. If you have any questions please contact Taliah at tjeffers@twp.maplewood.nj.us. Maplewood has put together a comprehensive guide to get a lot of information in one place- find it here- Maplewood Community Resources.


Maplewood Offers several programs for resident seniors.. day activities or courses, free or low cost. Check out the programs on their website. SOMA Two Towns for all ages also has a variety of programs for people of all ages... their website can be found here.


In addition, COVID information and help from the State of NJ is available. See the flyers below.. or visit the state website.

COVID SURVIVORS may find these resources helpful. Survivor Corps, St. Barnabas Post-COVID assessment and care , or COVID Care Mental Health Support Group


Flyers posted below, most with links to sponsoring organization, grouped by category: COVID Testing and Vaccines, Support Groups, Children and Family, Financial/food Needs


COVID-19 VACCINES, TESTS, SUPPORT, HEALTH


Get all of the COVID information you need from the NJ COVID website.



















The State of New Jersey's COVID website suggests using an app on your phone to track your vaccinations... Get the DOCKET app information here.






ATLAS Provides Support For People Struggling With Substance Use Disorder

ATLAS®, or Addiction Treatment Locator, Assessment, and Standards Platform, allows individuals with substance use disorder and their loved ones to do a free search for and compare participating programs using criteria such as location, services offered, and insurance accepted so they can find the best treatment for their unique needs.


MENTAL HEALTH and SUPPORT GROUPS


Call 988 for Mental Health Emergencies

The Federal Communications Commission recently approved a new 3-digit dialing code, 988, for mental health crisis and suicide prevention.

The 988 line will operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for calls, texts, and chat.






















CHILDREN AND FAMILIES





FOOD INSECURITY/FINANCIAL NEED PROGRAMS








































211 New Jersey- the 211 systems is devoted to connecting people in need to the resources that can help. Call 211 any day, any time for confidential referrals to local health and human services assistance throughout New Jersey. You can also search the NJ 211 database









HELP IN PAYING YOUR UTILITY BILL















Individuals or families experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness can contact their county social service agency for assistance. After business hours, call 2-1-1 or visit NJ211.org.


SENIORS' RESOURCES


Two Towns for All Ages


Seniors Exercise Programs SOMA

Volunteer Opportunities

Transportation

Dementia and Caregiver Information










GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS







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