Just as E.B. White’s beloved spider in “Charlotte’s Web” works her web to save Wilbur the pig’s life, 12-year-old Nathaniel knows that he, too, has the power to change — and save — lives through the “humble” pig.
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National Pig Day |
But not just intelligent. Because piglets are also critically important toward creating a sustainable source of income for families in need all across the world, the Giving Catalog chooses to shine a spotlight on pigs.
For Nathaniel, a seventh grader who attends Morningside Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, it’s all about what a simple pig can do.
“Pigs can make a real difference in someone’s lives,” he said, “so I hope a lot of people donate to make that difference.”
Nathaniel, who has been raising funds for pigs since he was 8 years old, is active in his church’s youth group and youth Sunday school.
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Nathaniel is pictured with a pig in the background (Contributed photo) |
This year, Nathaniel’s fundraising goal is four pigs, which he hopes to meet through his extended family. He’ll also contribute from his own allowance.
“Pigs are awesome,” Nathaniel said. “You can sell them to make money and that seemed like it could be a big help.”
Now in its 12th year, the Presbyterian Giving Catalog is filled with a wide variety of gifts that provide real and positive impact around the world. For ease of use, the Giving Catalog is available both in print and online, in English, Spanish and Korean. The 2024–2025 Giving Catalog offers a total of 45 items — large, small and in between — to fit every congregation’s missional interest and every individual’s budget.
Emily Enders Odom, Associate Director of Mission Communications, Interim Unified Agency (Click here to read original PNS story)
Let us join in prayer for:
- Lora Limeberry, Accountant, Financial Reporting, Administrative Services Group (A Corp)
- Sara Lisherness, Consultant for Global Partnerships, Interim Unified Agency
Let us pray:
O God, who made all people in your image, grant that in our journeys through life we allow you to always transform our barren landscapes. In the name of Jesus, we pray. Amen.
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