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Self-Development of People Committee


SDOP at PC(USA): http://www.pcusa.org/sdop/

Members

Class of 2008

Noor Haleem
(Beit-un-Naseer Mosque)

Rev. Harriet McConnochie

Class of 2009

Leonard Caesar
(Twelve Corners)

Chair
Anne Gravenstede
(Honeoye Falls)

Rev. Walter Stuber (Webster)

Class of 2010

Johnnye Murrell
(Trinity Emmanuel)

Ex-Officio Member

Acting Co-Presbyter for Program
Linda Badger Becker

SDOP Logo2007 Self Development of People Grants

The SDOP committee is annoucing its available grants for 2007. The deadline for receiving grant proposals is Saturday September 15, 2007. Information, including grant applications is on the SDOP Grants page. Questions about the grant program? Contact

Mission

Membership: 9

The committee shall evaluate and approve proposals for funding of Self-Development of People projects within the Presbytery of Genesee Valley in accordance with the criteria developed by the National Self Development Committee and the guidelines of the 182nd General Assembly (1979).

Although not required by the Book of Order , this committee’s make up and work is defined by the National Self Development of People committee and must be validated by the national committee. The committee shall be composed of nine members at least 75% of whom shall be members of the Presbyterian Church (USA). A majority of the members will be racial/ethnic minority persons.

Self-Development of People will be one way in which the Presbytery becomes a catalyst in the world.