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National Network of Presbyterian College Women
We are young women connected by our belief in God, seeking to understand what it means to claim a Christian faith that empowers women. Learn more about NNPCW.
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NNPCW seeks social justice in the Borderlands
Applications due November 7th, 2008
NNPCW is hosting a four-day delegation to the U.S.-Mexico border with BorderLinks, a bi-national, nonprofit educational organization dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring action around the global political economics.
BorderLinks was co-founded by the Moderator of the 216th General Assembly Rick Ufford-Chase in 1987 in an effort to educate those who seek justice in the borderlands between Mexico and the United States. BorderLinks programs focus on cross-border relationship-building opportunities, issues of immigration, community formation and development, and social justice.
The NNPCW delegation with BorderLinks will have a specific emphasis on women’s issues and theological reflection. Learn more and find out how you can get involved. |
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NNPCW In Action |
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Want to see the network in action? Join our NNPCW Flickr Group! Once you're a member of the group, you can add, view and comment on photos. See what young women are doing on your campus, congregation and in the PC(USA)! Note: You must be a Flickr member to join the group. Find out how to sign up. |
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NNPCW member Elizabeth McDonald-Zwoyer reflects on the 2008 Leadership Event
Best friends Abbi Heimach and Elizabeth McDonald-Zwoyer look out over the San Francisco Bay on the way back from the city. Photo used with permission.Since starting at Smith College a little over a year ago, I have been searching for a new faith community. Away from my home church for most of the year, I don’t have the base of support that I used to. My faith in the Trinity is not one that I share with many at my college. I was lost in a sea of intellectuals without organized religion, not knowing how, where or when to express my faith. I didn’t find the place, time and manner to do so. They found me. Keep reading.
See photos from the 2008 NNPCW leadership in San Francisco. |
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Meet the NNPCW Coordinating Committee (CoCo)
The work of the National Network of Presbyterian College Women (NNPCW) is led by a Coordinating Committee (CoCo) of twelve college women from around the country. Guided by NNPCW’s mission, commitments and objectives, these young women serve as the national organizing body of NNPCW. Meet the women in CoCo.
Support
the work of NNPCW
Sharde' Chapman, Kristin Reigle and Kristin Williams take a break during their busy schedule at the 2008 Commission on the Status of Women in New York City. Photo by Bridgett N. CannonThe National Network of Presbyterian College
Women provides young women opportunities for leadership training
and spiritual development in the PC(USA). Students in the
Network seek more effective ways to connect to one another
and grow in their Christian faith. $25,000 will strengthen
the annual leadership event and provide scholarships for
young women to attend college.
Extra Commitment Opportunity Project #049991
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