Photo © Chetan Soni/WACC. A volunteer teaches basic computer skills to tribal women in Dhar, India. This image was a winner in the WACC 2010 photo competition, on the theme “Communication and Poverty.” The photographer, Chetan Soni, is a news photographer for a national Hindi daily, DainikBhaskar.
January/February 2011 Horizons

About This Issue
Communication and Justice
While we all may not be communicators by profession, we are all communicators by nature. The authors for this issue explore our nature as communicators, looking at how we use stories to create the inclusive, caring community promised in the gospel.

Horizons is the magazine of Presbyterian Women. It is planned and designed for individuals and PW circles, newcomers and longtime participants in the organization. You'll notice resources are scattered throughout the magazine—in sidebars, boxes and sometimes entire articles—because Presbyterian Women is made up of leaders, both current leaders and women with leadership potential. Participants in Presbyterian Women are also active—in their congregation, community and world—so we work to include ways you can respond to what you read in Horizons.
The purpose of Horizons magazine is the same as the purpose of our publisher, Presbyterian Women:
Forgiven and freed by God in Jesus Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit we commit ourselves:
- to nurture our faith through prayer and Bible study
- to support the mission of the church worldwide
- to work for justice and peace
- to build an inclusive, caring community of women that strengthens the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and witnesses to the promise of God's kingdom

In Our Next Issue
March/April 2011
Native Americans and the USA Mission Experience
Participants in the USA Mission Experience share their reflections.
Danelle McKinney—the first ordained Dakota woman—reflects on the importance of listening to God.
Elona Street Stewart shares the history of the PC(USA) and Presbyterian Women in the Native American community.
Alexis Maloof explains the importance of reeducating ourselves about Native American history.
PW leadership installation service for 2011
And much more!
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