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Presbyterian college students take part in No Impact Week
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Presbyterian Campus Ministry took part in Georgia Southern's "No Impact Week" to promote sustainability and fair trade on campus. - photo by Special
A relatively new ministry group at Georgia Southern University, Presbyterian Campus Ministry, often called “PCM,” took part in GSU’s “No Impact Week.” PCM, the only faith-based organization represented during No Impact Week, which took place from April 15-19 leading up to Earth Day on April 22, took part in the food-themed day of the week and served more than 100 cups of coffee and distributed chocolate bars to spread the word about fair trade. “As Christians, we feel called to be stewards of God’s good creation, and we were excited to have an interactive booth during the week,” said PCM President Jordan Gunter, the son of longtime Statesboro residents Chris and Jessica Gunter-Benatti.
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