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Gregg Brekke reports from Lviv, the crossroads of Ukraine.
Gregg Brekke is an award-winning photojournalist and writer dedicated to telling stories of justice and faith.
Gregg Brekke reports from Lviv, the crossroads of Ukraine.
Reporting from Ukraine, Gregg Brekke shares how a group of Catholic sisters supports the Ukrainian resistance.
Reporter Gregg Brekke journeys to Ukraine via Poland, visits with a Ukrainian refugee and walks the grounds of a former Nazi extermination camp.
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Gregg Brekke reports on the path forward to the PC(USA)’s 226th General Assembly (2024), and how these initial decisions were made.
With one day of plenaries completed, many issues are set to be discussed today and tomorrow.
Final 14 sessions over five days will consider committee reports and other GA business
Despite a protest at the Presbyterian Center, the International Engagement Committee approved the resolution "On Recognition That Israel’s Laws, Policies, and Practices Constitute Apartheid Against the Palestinian People."
Outlook speaks briefly with individuals protesting antisemitism outside of GA225 on Tuesday, June 28.
“Teach us, O Lord, as we leave this place to be agents of formation — doing the things necessary in our areas to continue to love, to find new ways to serve women, to find new ways to serve families who are all wrapped up into this.”
The plenary’s agenda included ecumenical greetings, a necrology of deceased pastors and moderators since GA 224, demographic test votes, the stated clerk’s report to the General Assembly, the unified budget presentation, and video explainers from the Administrative Services Group, the Office of the General Assembly and the Presbyterian Mission Agency.
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