Be Second this Christmas with alternative gifts supporting Second programs. You can make a
donation in one of the suggested amounts or in any amount you wish.
Gifts can be made in honor of friends or family members. Honor cards are mailed to the honoree or sent to you so that you can present them to the gift recipients.
It's easy:
1. Review the offerings in this booklet or online.
2. Fill out the forms.
3. Return it to the church office or submit it online.
4. Receive confirmation of your donation and acknowledgment cards, if requested.
To ensure you receive your acknowledgment cards before Christmas, turn in the form by December 10th. Late entries will be accepted, but you may not have acknowledgment card to present to the gift honoree.
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE ONLINE CHRISTMAS GIVING GUIDE.
You must be a registered user on this web site to use the online form.
Below are some of the many mission projects at Second Presbyterian. You can make a donation in one of the suggested amounts or in any amount you want.
Bible Ministry
Since 1997, the Bible Ministry has given away more than 16,000 Bibles to
individuals in our congregation, community, and world. These include
English and Spanish Bibles for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, grade school,
teens and adults. Each is labeled “A Gift from Second Presbyterian Church” and
contains a bookmark and printed message from American Bible Society.
- $50 Four
Bibles for adults
- $125 Eighty-five
Spanish-language New Testament Bibles
- $250 Bibles for 16
children
Christmas Benevolence
Each December we provide food, clothing and gifts to more than 150 local
families in need. This year-round effort involves gathering, sorting and
packing gently used clothing, household items, new clothing and gifts, as well
as turkeys and other groceries. Hundreds of volunteers share the spirit
of the Christmas season on Christmas Benevolence Delivery Day.
- $20 Christmas
turkey for a family of six
- $50 Bible
story coloring books for 50 children
- $100 New gifts for four
children or adults
Kenya Ministry
Through the Global Interfaith Partnership, Second Presbyterian supports the
Umoja Project, addressing the urgent needs of orphans and vulnerable children
in the Chulaimbo area of western Kenya. The program focuses on meeting
basic needs, providing educational and psychosocial support, and initiating
food security and community development projects.
- $25 One
month's supply of maize and beans for school lunch
- $60 One
year's supply of lamp kerosene to provide light for studying
- $75
Secondary school uniform and supplies for one
student
- $325 School tuition and
expenses for a year
SAWs
SAWs is a group of ecumenical volunteers (men and women) that work together to
build wheelchair ramps for the elderly, disabled and infirmed that cannot
afford to have the ramp built. These individuals are identified through
social agencies as unable to financially provide a ramp.
- $50
Materials for a 5’X 5’ deck.
- $100
New drill or pay for a 7’ ramp section
- $500
Materials for the average ramp
Westminster Neighborhood Ministries
This program provides the surrounding neighborhood with a weekly Food Pantry,
preschool and after school program. Financial donations will help to
provide craft supplies, food, snacks and enrichment activities.
- $25 Feeds one
child for an entire week of after school programming
- $50 Feeds one
family for one month
- $85 Provides
a family with a Christmas Basket


