Christmas Market

The Most Important Gifts You Can Give

The items for sale at CCPC’s Christmas Gift Market

from 12:30 to 2 pm on Sunday, November 5,

can transform poverty into prosperity, hunger into plenty,

and sickness into health.

Here’s how it works:

Select a gift from trusted organizations like Heifer International and the Medical Benevolence Foundation in honor of a friend or loved one, and you’ll be sharing your kindness and compassion for others in your gift recipient’s name.
Choose an animal, support a midwife’s training, or fund a supply kit for a school child—your choice will help a family somewhere in the world become self-reliant.
You will receive a beautiful handmade gift card to present to your recipient to let them know you have made a gift in their name.

Available Gifts

WOMEN OF THE CHURCH

Medical Benevolence Foundation
Hospitalization for One Day: $5
Gifts help support charity hospitalization care for those in need

Run a Health Clinic for a Day: $15
Rural clinics reach the poorest people

Cataract Removal: $20
Restore the sight of a blind person

Rehabilitation for a Child with Disabilities: $30
Rehabilitation can change the life of a physically disabled child

Medical Benevolence Foundation: $5-$1,500
Mission support to be used where it is most needed

NEW HOPE CIRCLE

Medical Benevolence Foundation
Vaccinate Children in the Third World: $1
In developing countries, up to 50% of the children die before age 5

Support a Nutritional Feeding and Training Program: $5 Nutritional training for parents and food for children

Maternity Care for Charity Patients: $25
Pregnant women are at risk for malaria, anemia and malnutrition

Train a Village Midwife or Health Care Worker: $50
Health care workers provide rural areas with maternity and primary healthcare

MISSION COUNCIL

Medical Benevolence & Blanket Ministry
Medication to Treat One Case of Malaria: $2
300-500 million clinical cases of malaria are estimated each year

Malaria Net for One Family: $10
Every hour 250 children die from malaria; nets protect the children

Support a Malaria Mission Clinic: $25
Help staff clinics that administer malaria treatments

Blankets for Church World Service: $5
Provide blankets, fishing nets, and tools to aid those in need

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance: $5 - $150
PDA uses funds to help victims of national disasters in this country and abroad

ADULT EDUCATION COUNCIL

Heifer Project
Gift of a Goat or Pig: $120 (or share: $10)
Goats provide more milk than cows in countries such as Kenya and China. Pigs add protein to diets for little cost.

Gift of Trees: $60 (or seedling: $10)
Trees help alter eroding hillsides, farmland and forests. They provide oxygen, hold water in the soil, reduce global warming, and provide food and medicines for animals and people.

Gift of Chicks, Ducks, and Geese: $20
Chickens lay up to 200 eggs a year, ducks lay 300 large eggs a year, and geese lay 75 eggs a year. These fowl can be sold to provide money for school, clothing and medicine.
Gift of Honeybees: $30
Sweet honey flows from the hive to sell for medicine and education. Plus, bees double fruit and vegetable yields to improve local diets.

Gift of a Rabbit Trio: $60 (or share: $10)
A family without land can raise rabbits in a hutch on a back porch, feeding them vegetable waste and kitchen scraps. Here’s a gift that multiplies!

Gift of a Heifer: $500 (or share: $50)
Mrs. Bumbo in Uganda received a pregnant dairy cow. She passed on the calf to another family, and fed the cow’s milk to her four children and two orphaned boys. She sold milk and used the money to hire a teacher so 30 children can attend school each day.

YOUTH MINISTRY

Walk for the Homeless: $1 to $50
Provide food and care for the homeless in our city.

GRACE AND GLORY CIRCLE / CHILDREN’S MINISTRY

Samaritan Purse Relief: $ 7
Operation Christmas Child mails boxes so that poor children may know of the gift of Christmas. Your donation pays the postage for this “Shoebox Ministry”.

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