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survivor
assistance
a new ministry of PCA Ministerial
Relief |
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Every year many of our PCA
ministerial families suffer as they grieve the
loss of a spouse. |
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The grieving process is the most intense,
emotional experience we can endure. Grief
is painful and at times seems unbearable.
It's a combination of many emotions that come
and go, sometimes without warning. |
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Because grief can be a confusing and
overwhelming experience, it is hard for many
people to ask for help. That's why we are
taking the initiative in reaching out as
Christ's agents in the healing process. |
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Now, PCA Ministerial Relief is offering a new
service to active, disabled, or retired PCA
Teaching Elders and their wives who have
experienced the loss of a spouse, bringing
immediate transitional assistance to grieving
survivors. |
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This new Relief service, "Survivor Assistance,"
is an added benefit to existing Relief services
and operates in addition to the PCA Christmas
Offering. This gift is funded separately
from the Christmas Offering and is used in
conjunction with other Relief services.
Upon notification of the death of a Teaching
Elder or his wife, Survivor Assistance will fund
and immediately send a check for $1000 to the
surviving spouse and any dependents regardless
of their income to help alleviate immediate
financial pressure that may accompany the death
of a spouse. |
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