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Home Page for the Presbytery of Donegal's Hunger Program
Last page update: July 11, 2009

This page is maintained by Rick Schmidt. You can always reach me at 717.880-6436
Of course you can send an email me at: [email protected]

Don't Miss the Second Annual
A Day of Mission
A Joint effort of PW and the PJCC Department

October 17, 2009, 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
at Oxford Presbyterian Church
Keynote Speaker: Julia Thorne
Attorney in PC(USA)'s Office of Immigration Issues

Displays, Displays Displays throughout the day!
Keynote Address at 11:30 a.m. - Workshops at 10 a.m. & 1 p.m.

To download a poster click here. If your church or organization would like to
have a booth and/or a workshop download a reservation form by clicking here

For more information contact:
Rick Schmidt: [email protected] or 717.880.6436
Kris Gerling: [email protected] or 610.869.9029

Get your church involved in PHP's:
Enough for Everyone
Included are six projects that allow you & your congregation to responding to worldwide economic inequalities from the perspective of your Christian Faith

For more information click any of the logos

Our Featured Project this year:

Global Marketplace
Make it your primary source for Gifts all year long!
Your purchases benefit people around the world
Our support enables them to live their lives in dignity rather than poverty.

Download our NEWLY REVISED Gift Catalog by clicking here
Includes gift ideas made by craft men & women from around the world, including the United States. All available through links to different mission orriented organization's online catalogs

Support with your prayers & financial support Donegal's ongoing Internation Mission and Hunger Project: Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza
Offers healthcare & food to all who are hungry or injured in the Palestine Territory
Click here to download a catalog.
Describes the work and needs of the hospital and how you can help.The catalog also offers fair trade craft and food items for purchase from Palestinian Merchants who have long suffered from continuing violence and the resulting loss of tourism.