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Through the generosity of the 52 churches of Carlisle Presbytery, the ministries and agencies listed below will receive support in 2008.
 

	Mission Grant	2008 Funding
	Allison Hill Community Ministry provides educational programs for children and youth plus supplemental food and  clothing in one of the poorest neighborhoods of inner-city Harrisburg.  Bill Jamison, 717-233-6441	$18,000.00
	Downtown Daily Bread's mission is to serve Harrisburg's poor and hungry at no cost to them with no questions asked. Counseling services are available to those who make a request.  Elaine Strokoff, 717-238-4717	$8,000.00
	Fruitbelt Farmworkers Christian Ministry provides poor immigrant farm workers and their families who work in the tri-county area with an experience of Christ's love.  Rod Runyan, 261-0448	$8,000.00
	Fulton County Christian Social Services is a ministry to those living in poverty in Fulton County. The agency helps individuals and families to meet their basic life needs.  Major Marling, 717-485-5796	$2,000.00
	International Service Center provides support for refugees who are adjusting to life in the capital region including recently arrived Sudanese. Dr. Truong Ngoc Phuong, 717-236-9401	$20,000.00
No Photograph Available	La Casa de Amistad, a ministry of Christian Churches United, helps Spanish speaking people in the Harrisburg area transition to self-sufficiency through training programs, information and referrals. Tonya Mitchell-Weston, 717-236-3279	$16,500.00
	Krislund Camp, Presbyterian Camping experience for all ages Steve Cort, 814-422-8878	$39,000.00
	Mission Priorities/Emerging Needs provides the Mission Advocacy Committee with funds to respond to emerging presbytery needs. Skip Becker, 533-1742 Pictured is one of the young men from the  Sudan, who has been helped with education, food and shelter through our presbytery.	$12,000.00
	Perry County Habitat for Humanity works to help build homes for individuals who would otherwise not be able to afford a home.  Jeannine Matulevich, 717-789-3007	$6,000.00
	Presbyterian Homes, Inc. provides nursing home care and retirement facilities. Also helped are some elderly and special needs residents without adequate resources to pay for their care.  Steve Proctor, 717-737-9700	$13,500.00
	Sabbath House is a ministry which focuses on spiritual direction. Leadership is provided in spiritual direction, classes on spiritual direction, retreats and worship opportunities for pastors and lay people throughout the area. Joanne Alwine, 717-238-9304	$3,500.00
	Truckstop Ministry, a ministry of the PA Council of Churches, serves thousands of truckers who use the truckstops at the I-81 and PA Turnpike interchange near Carlisle. Rev. Daniel LeHigh, 717-385-7932	$3,500.00

Dates were not obtainable for all churches. If you have your church's certificate and want the date added to this list email the office.
 

Camp Hill - 12/19/83	Christ, Camp Hill - 5/14/84
First, Carlisle - 11/18/85	Second, Carlisle
Dickinson, Carlisle - 5/15/89	Central, Chambersburg - 12/27/83
Duncannon	Gettysburg - 2/10/85
Lower Marsh Creek, Gettysburg	Mt. Olivet, Hancock, MD - 7/24/91
Market Square - 5/14/84	Paxton, Harrisburg - 11/9/83
Pine Street, Harrisburg	Progress-Immanuel, Harrisburg - 5/4/85
Derry, Hershey	St. Andrews - 7/24/89
Centre, Loysville	Mechanicsburg - 11/29/83
Silver Spring, Mechanicsburg - 12/21/83	St. James, Mechanicsburg - 10/22/91
Middletown Congregation - 10/8/89	Westminster, Mifflintown - 9/16/88
Perry Valley, Millerstown - 12/5/83	First United, Newville - 1/6/91
Shippensburg - 4/17/85	Middle Spring, Shippensburg - 12/5/95
Wells Valley, Wells Tannery