• Boy Scout Troop 114
  Boy Scout Troop 114 provides a program for youth in Tallahassee that offers effective character, citizenship, and personal fitness training. The Troop leadership encourages participating youth to embrace the ideals of Scouting as defined in the Scout Oath, Scout Law, Motto, and Slogan.
• Columbia Theological Seminary
  This is Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia. The primary Presbyterian Seminary in the southeast and one of the better in the country.
• Directory of Presbyterian Church (USA) Congregations
  This takes you directly to a Directory of Presbyterian Church (USA) congregations. They can be searched for by Name, Zip Code, City, State or a combination of these. You can also search for congregations with websites.
• In The Carpenter's Footsteps, Inc.
  Provides services for churches and communities who need construction projects built or repaired. Opportunities are offered for people of all ages to share their faith, offer their services, perform manual labor and create friendships of many people in a global setting.
• Montreat (North Carolina) Official Website
  This is the home page for Montreat Conference Center in Montreat, North Carolina. It is where our youth go in the summer and is the great conference center for the Presbyterian Church (USA) in the southeast.
• PC(USA) Official Website
  This is the home page of the Presbyterian Church (USA) at the denominational home office in Louisville, KY. Everything (almost) you need to know about the Presbyterian Church (USA) is here including news, resources for all local church needs, mission reports, etc.
• Presbytery of Florida
  This is the link for the Presbytery to which Christ Presbyterian Church belongs. The Presbytery of Florida, bearing witness to the work of the Holy Spirit, responding to the grace of God, and sharing in the ministry of Christ.
• Rivers of the World
  Rivers of the World (ROW) is an international exploration and development agency that targets remote rivers. We explore the rivers and seek long term projects with people who live in the river basins. We look for the most difficult life challenge in a region and attempt to address it.
• This Child Here
  In the September of 2005, Robert Gamble traveled to Ukraine and volunteered at a shelter for street children in Odessa. He met the staff and photographed children on the streets who are served by the agency, The Way Home. The Way Home provides housing, food and education for children who live in their dormitory. The Way Home also maintains a street patrol in which food and medical care is given to children who live under the streets and in the abandoned buildings and parks of Odessa.
  
  In February 2006, he returned to Ukraine to spend a week in Kiev with an agency called Child Rescue and a week in Odessa at The Way Home. His photographs were on exhibition during that week as means to increase awareness of the plight of homeless children. He returned again in May 2006 to make donations and learn more about where these children live an how best to serve them. This Child Here is a small and very personal non profit organization. We pledge to do our best on your behalf with the funds you provide.
• Thornwell Home for Children
  Thornwell Home for Children is all about helping children and youth—caring for them, nurturing them, helping prepare them to become the faithful individuals God created them to be.
  
  Founded in 1875, today Thornwell is a vital ministry of the Presbyterian Church (USA), ­about us serving children and families throughout the three-state region of the Synod of the South Atlantic—South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.
  
  Each year, Thornwell’s referral network receives more than 300 calls from families in crisis; and, each year, more than 100 children find their way to our home. Most come to us battered and broken, frightened, full of sadness and despair. We offer them a safe haven; a warm, loving, family-style community in which to grow and thrive.

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