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Find similar grantsChurch Planting Center is sponsored by Park Cities Baptist Church and Texas Baptists. Equips and supports leaders called to start new churches across North Texas.
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Church Planting Center is funded by Park Cities Baptist Church and Texas Baptists. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Pangburn Foundation Grant is sponsored by Pangburn Foundation. The Pangburn Foundation Grant supports charitable, religious, educational, or scientific organizations in Texas. This private foundation funds only nonprofit organizations recognized under section 501(c)3 of the IRS tax code. While broad, a Texas-based Christian organization focused on international church planting might be able to apply if they demonstrate how their Texas operations contribute to their religious mission.
Martha Sue Parr Trust Grant is sponsored by Martha Sue Parr Trust. The Martha Sue Parr Trust Grant supports charitable, nonprofit organizations defined by section 501(c)3 of the IRS tax code, focusing on programs that benefit young people, religious organizations, and hospitals in Texas. Similar to the Pangburn Foundation, a Texas-based organization with an international church planting focus would need to clearly articulate how their work aligns with the trust's objectives within Texas.
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