| Spring 2013 HUNGER GRANT APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE HUNGER GRANTS PAGE |
Spring
|
CHECK OUT PHOTOS
|
National Council of Churches Resources on Mountain Top Removal
The National Council of Churches has resources available for congregations and other groups seeking to discuss mountain top removal and other eco-justice issues as a faith concern. You can find the two latest resources as well as links to many others here. There are YouTube videos available including NCC's Fall 2011 webinar. The opening shot of this video is a billboard that reads "Only God Should Move Mountains". If you'd like to subscribe to future emails from the NCC's Eco-Justice Programs, please email Will Layton at william@nccecojustice.org.
National Council
|
Hunger and Poverty Grant
Hunger and Poverty Grant presentation of $2500 to Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry in Asheville, NC for support of their Circles Campaign.
From Left to Right: Rev. Avery White, Youth Minister of Groce UMC; Rev. Scott Rogers, Executive Director of ABCCM; Rev. Gerald Davis, Pastor of Groce UMC. Groce UMC is the host church for the program. The funds are used to provide a weekly incentive stipend for participants as they take responsibility for their future while they address issues of poverty.
For more information about grants, check out our Hunger and Poverty Grants page.
The Appalachian Ministry Network is designated by the United Methodist Church
to work with local, district, conference, and general church leadership to develop coordinated ministries that seek justice for
all God's people in Appalachia.
Our Mission:
To partner with the annual conferences, districts, local churches and general
agencies to develop and support leaders within the United Methodist Church in Appalachia.
Rev. Dr. Bob Wilkins
|
ADVOCATING - INTERPRETING
|
 |
