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Local Mission Ministry
Grants Introduction Saint Mark Presbyterian Church (Saint Mark) seeks to be an open and inclusive community of Christian faith pursuing the love of God and neighbor, while honoring the gifts of all people. Our desire is to be a community where spiritual growth and service come together in creative balance. Saint Mark has six core values, and the Local Mission Ministry Grant allocation is based in large part on these values: Commitment: We offer ourselves, our time, our gifts and our resources to the service of God. Description of Supported Non-Profit Agencies Saint Mark strives to meet the needs of the community in which we worship, serve and live. To support those organizations in our community that are working to make this a better place to live for all citizens, Saint Mark allocates funds to non-profit agencies that: * address local community needs in efficient and innovate ways, Currently, grants are made for one year. Grant Application Information Applications must be submitted via e-mail or regular U.S. Mail by November 30, 2007. To receive application material, contact Ray Mountain at the email address listed below. Our goal is to notify applicants once the FY 2008 budget is finalized. An application must include the following: 1) Completion of the attached Project Summary Form (if you need more room to describe project activities, up to one additional page may be attached); Ray Mountain Email: rdm.mountain@verison.net APPLICATION DEADLINE: All applications for FY 2008 Local Mission Ministry Grants must be submitted via e-mail or U.S. mail to the Local Mission Ministry with the appropriate supporting documents no later than November 30, 2007. Electronic submission of the form and supporting documentation is preferred. Please note: By submitting this grant application, the applying entity gives permission to Saint Mark to use the applicant's name and other identifying information in promotional materials. These materials would be directed mainly to the congregation in an effort to more fully inform it of how funds are allocated. |