Mission Co-Workers in the PC(USA)

Intro by General Presbyter Melana Scruggs

Information courtesy of Elizabeth Turk

 

The Interim Unified Agency, the joint agency created from the Office of the General Assembly and the Presbyterian Mission Agency, has decided to end all mission co-workers positions and find a different way to stay connected with our global partners that will not include a physical presence. For many years Peace River Presbytery has supported the work of Dan and Elizabeth Turk in Madagascar with giving directly from the presbytery and also from individual churches and members. I spoke with Elizabeth last week and they plan to remain in Madagascar continuing the work they are doing. Their global partner has been clear that they want them to do so and that there is still much work for them to do there. The presbytery will continue to support the Turks from the budget of the presbytery. Elizabeth shared with me some ways churches can also continue to support their work and their presence. You can see her suggestions below. If you have questions, please feel free to email me at melana@peaceriverpresbytery.org.

 


Here is how you can send support.
Sending funds through The Outreach Foundation will give us the most flexibility at this time.
The Outreach Foundation (TOF) (tax-deductible)
Make checks payable to “The Outreach Foundation,” and put “Turk Ministry” on the memo line.
Send to:  The Outreach Foundation
381 Riverside Drive, Suite 465
Franklin, TN  37064
If you would like to send funds through the PC(USA), you can send them to support the FJKM and the health & agricultural ministries we do with them.  This would also be helpful.
PC(USA) (tax-deductible)
Make checks payable to “PC(USA),”
Note ECO “E052045 Madagascar HIV Ministry” and ECO “E047980 Madagascar Fruit trees.” on the memo line.
Send to: PC(USA)
P.O. Box 643700
Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700
When you send the funds, it would be helpful if you could let us know where the funds were sent and how much was sent.
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