PSPC Summer Mission Project

Our Outreach Committee is now kicking-off our annual Children's School Supplies Fund.  This year your donations will be more important than ever because as the children return to school they will not be permitted to share their supplies with other children, such as pencils, crayons, etc.

If you would like to donate to our Children's School Supplies, please donate only:

• Pencils
• Crayons
• Erasers
• Pencil Sharpeners

You may drop off your donations at the church on Mondays and Wednesdays from 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. A basket will be convinently placed inside the gate. but outside the church for your donations.

If you have questions regarding our Children's School Supplies Fund, please call Pauline Gregg at 760-574-5658.

2-Cents-A-Meal

The 2 cents a Meal Offering goes towards alleviating hunger in the U.S. and the world through food programs for the poor, promoting free trade for locally produced products, promoting for wage campaigns and many other programs.  By setting aside 2 cents each time we are blessed with a meal, we can make a difference!

The following is an excerpt from a letter from Dr. Barbara Nagy who is a doctor at a hospital in Malawi. “Dear Friends, Greetings from Malawi and joy and peace to you. We are getting lots and lots of rain, fields have been planted, and people are once again giving thanks for the start of another growing season. While the severe famine from last year will continue at least another three months, we have received gifts from many corners to help, and for the time being we have some food aid available. In particular, the orphan project and poor people from all of our congregations are receiving emergency food from the 2-Cents-a-Meal program, and the hospital has funds for feeding the many malnourished children on the children’s ward. We are extremely grateful for this support, and are seeing daily, it’s impact on the hungry around us. Children are admitted with severe edema from malnutrition, and as they get adequate food we see the “real children’ emerge like butterflies from cocoons, able to sit up, smile, and play again. Still over 50 percent of the children’s ward admissions suffer from acute or chronic malnutrition, and I will not feel satisfied until we have attacked this problem more at its root causes, a very long-term task.

It is amazing what even a few pennies can achieve to make the world a better place for God's children.  At PSPC, we also donate half of what we receive from this offering to The Well, a local program for providing food and temporary housing to the homeless in the Coachella Valley.