Presbyterian Women's Pig Project for the Women of the Presbytery of the Petén
In February of this year, a group of 10 from the Presbytery of Middle Tennessee traveled to Guatemala where they spent several days with pastors from the Presbytery of the Petén. During this trip, five women from PMT had the opportunity to have in-depth conversation with five women who are wives of the pastors of the Petén Q'qechi Presbytery. Through these conversations the women shared a strong desire to have a project that would bring their churches together and earn money for the presbytery, the churches and communities, and their families.
It is the hope that Presbyterian Women and other groups in PMT will want to partner with Presbyterial (the name for PW in Guatemala) to provide seed money to purchase young pigs, food, fencing, etc. and to underwrite transportation costs for these women so they may meet together to oversee this project.
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In Summary
- The 11 year covenant partnership between PMT and PQP took an important step in 2014 with the inclusion of the Guatemalan women in the active planning for their churches.
- The women of the PQP have crafted a Pig Project to support their churches and presbytery.
- The women are in need of 'seed money' to get this project off the ground.
- The Guatemala committee is soliciting PW groups in Middle Tennessee to partner with Presbyterial groups in Guatemala and to donate monies for this project.
- Monies donated will go directly to the Q'qechi Petén Presbyterial and will provide money for young pigs, food, fencing, and transportation costs.
- Checks can be made out to the
Presbytery of Middle Tennessee
618 Grassmere Park Drive, Suite 2
Nashville, TN 37211
attn: Pat Webb
with "Guatemala pigs" in the memo line.
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