CareLink is a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing human suffering and helping families achieve their full human potential in Honduras. We help families by providing access to life-transforming microfinance loans and providing free water filters to individuals without access to clean safe water.
For more information visit carelinkfoundation.org

This independent mission grew from Knox’s connection to churches in the Dakota Presbytery in South Dakota. Knox supports this mission with contributions that go to improve life situations of Native Americans of the Dakotas and Montana. In addition, Knox supports an annual family mission trip to Sisseton, South Dakota where we participate in various building projects and mentor local children through a Vacation Bible School program.We have a collection bin inside Knox to drop off special donations during the year.
For more information, contact Ralph Lambka and visit the Dakota Partnership page .

The Presbyterian Mission Agency is the ministry and mission agency of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). In more than 50 countries around the world, we partner with local churches and faith communities bound by our fundamental unity in our Lord Jesus. This mission brings together U.S. congregations and mid-councils with our brothers and sisters in Christ around the world. The PMA believes that doing mission in partnership broadens our awareness of how interconnected God’s mission is at the local, national and global levels.
For more information visit presbyterianmission.org/ministries/world-mission/

Knox supports South Sudan Voices of Hope (SSVH). SSVH is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded by Knox member Kenneth Elisapana. Kenneth was born in the village of Jambo in South Sudan; after the loss of his father, he eventually left his homeland in search of a better life. After spending seven years in the UK, Kenneth came to the USA in 1999, where he earned both a BA and an MPA. SSVH works to bring hope to the people of South Sudan, many of whom deal with extreme poverty, violence, and dislocation.
For more information visit https://southsudanhope.org/

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