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Mustard Seed Mission Fund – Center for Mission Mustard Seed Mission Fund The Mustard Seed Mission Fund provides financial support to missionaries of the archdiocese who serve overseas for at least one year with a Catholic mission organization. Grants help to supplement living expenses of the missionary and mission activities.
Average Grant : $1,500/year (depends on financial request and number of other requests that year) Application Schedule : Grant applications can be made at any time. Requests are accepted once per calendar year during each mission year overseas. Interviews will follow grant requests.
Application : Submit a grant request in writing detailing the following: -Relationship to the archdiocese -Name of mission organization -Desired length of service -Explanation of financial needs Send applications to Deacon Mickey Friesen by email or mail to 777 Forest Street, St Paul, MN 55106. Contact : For all inquiries, contact Deacon Mickey Friesen by email or call 651. 291.
4445.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals pursuing overseas missionary vocations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Mustard Seed Mission Fund is funded by Center for Mission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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