The PCUSA shall, without delay and without holding any part, use all of the net income from the Fund for the work of the Presbyterian Church at Second Evangelical Church in Minia, Egypt; such net income to be treated as an extra commitment gift above and beyond any budgeted support of the mission of the PCUSA or other sources.In Egypt, the application of the net income shall be administered through coordination with the Session of the Second Evangelical Church, Minia, Egypt. The net income shall be used for outreach, evangelism, spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and His Word and improving Sunday School teaching. The Session is instructed that it may use part of the income, not to exceed one fourth of the total, for benevolence for the needy families of the church. Such net income is to be applied first to the ministry in Minia, then in the Hellwa and Sannouris Evangelical Churches. Any unused net income may be applied for the benefit of the Presbytery of Minia and/or Presbytery of Middle Egypt. The PCUSA shall impose no further restrictions on the use of the income.Should Second Evangelical Church cease to exist, then the PCUSA shall apply the net income for the aforesaid purposes for the benefit of The Bible Society in Cairo, Egypt. If The Bible Society in Cairo, Egypt ceased to exist, then the PCUSA shall apply such net income for the benefit of The International Bible Society in the U.S.A., Colorado Springs, CO, for the sole purpose of printing and distributing the Gospel of Jesus Christ and his Word, to Arabic speaking people, anywhere there is a need to glorify the name of God and witness for the Lord Jesus Christ.

To be used by the Worldwide Ministries Division or its successor for its cooperative work in support of theological education in Cuba. It is the donors’ preference that income from the fund be used for the support of the educational program (including normal institutional operation and maintenance costs but excluding capital facility expenditures) of the Evangelical Theological Seminary in Matanzas, Cuba, so long as the Presbyterian Church (USA) is engaged in cooperative ministries through the Presbyterian Reformed Church of Cuba. In the event that the Worldwide Ministries Division finds it impossible or impractical to sustain this particular use of income from the Fund, said income may be used by Worldwide Ministries Division to support such other mission efforts to minister to the people of Cuba as it may then deem appropriate.

The Presbyterian Church (USA) shall use the income from the fund through its Worldwide Ministries Division for its work with the Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Kumba, Cameroon to supplement the salary of a non-Cameroonian Professor on the faculty, to underwrite the entire salary of Cameroonian professors, to provide graduate fellowships for Cameroonian professors to study toward masters and doctoral degrees outside Cameroon, to offer stipends for student assistants to the Westminster Professors, to expand Library holdings and acquire instructional materials and equipment and to strengthen academic planning. The income from the fund shall not be used for renovation or construction of buildings, maintenance of grounds, or for scholarships for students at the seminary.

For Trinity Theological College for scholarships for Ghanian students, as long as Trinity Theological College exists as a theological institution which trains persons from churches which are partners with the PC(U.S.A.). The first preference for scholarships should be students of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana. If there are not enough students from this denomination, second preference should be Ghanian students from the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

For The Prince Royal’s College, 117 Kaew Nawarat Road, P.O. Box 28, Chiang Mai, Thailand 50000 – to provide annual Wells scholarship to a needy student(s) enrolled in the Prince Royal’s College or its successor institution.