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Fighting hunger one grant at a time
Presbyterian Hunger Program approves $1.2 million in funding for life-sustaining work.
Board of Pensions launches resources and support for Post-Retirement Medical Plan transition
Engagement opportunities are being offered over the next few weeks.
Haitian pastors in Ohio and many others face deportation with end of Temporary Protective Status
The Trump administration terminated TPS for both Haiti and Syria this summer.
PRRI study explores correlation between religious views and stance on immigration policies
Results suggest those who believe in divine election and duty to support Israel are more likely to support certain anti-immigrant policies.
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation announces Tamron Keith as its Chief Financial Officer
Keith currently serves as director of Financial Planning and Effectiveness in Presbyterian Life & Witness.
Presbyterian Life & Witness Board selects its co-chairs
The Rev. Scott Lumsden and Ruling Elder Aleathea Harris-Little are elected from a pool of eight candidates.
Covenant Presbyterian Church in Austin, Texas, directs $200k to help its neighbors overcome financial barriers
Rather than creating new programs, the church is investing in organizations with established expertise in housing instability, predatory lending, medical debt and lack of access to identification.
2026 ‘Jesus and Justice’ conference brings young adult advocacy to Columbia Seminary
The Oct. 23-26 event costs only $15 to attend and is now open for registration.
Board of Pensions launches CREDO expansion
Ministers who have attended previous CREDO conferences are invited to return.
The PC(USA)’s Young Adult Volunteers are commissioned to ‘a year of service for a lifetime of change’
Forty-seven young adults are now set to serve at nine sites across the nation and around the world.
Now loaded with disaster kits, Boxanne heads home to Ferncliff Camp and Conference Center
Synod School’s 650 participants sort and box hygiene kits, period packs, kids’ kits and school bags.
Sixteen PC(USA) young adults attend United Nations’ annual High Level Political Forum
Delegates attended UN meetings on global sustainable development goals, held vigils and discussed vocational discernment.
Remembering the Rev. Dr. Joanna Moseley Adams
The trailblazing Presbyterian pastor and organizer died Aug. 7 at age 81.
The garden of a PC(USA) church in Georgia feeds the community and earns an Earth Care Congregation certification
Kevin’s Garden began in 2011 as a way to remember a young church member who passed away.
Three PC(USA) pastors discuss the joy of working toward their certificate in older adult ministry
Presbyterian Older Adult Ministries Network and Columbia Seminary’s Center for Lifelong Learning have partnered to train more than 175 people to date.
Presbyterian response to gun violence across the decades
General Assembly overtures, magazine articles and interviews, special action alerts and more illustrate a history of activism.
Presbytery of San José raises more than $30,000 for immigrant legal aid
Gifts are being made to partner organizations that work with immigrants and asylum seekers.
New website will enable churches and mid councils to easily prove their federal tax-exempt status
Obtaining a group inclusion letter now requires just a few keystrokes.
A service of lament and hope
First Presbyterian Church of Kerrville, Texas, worships one year after the devastating Hill Country floods.
Three honored with Women of Faith Awards
The Rev. Adele Langworthy and the Rev. Blanca Estrella Otaño-Rivera and Ruling Elder Selma Jackson are celebrated at biennial breakfast.
Climate and Environmental Justice Committee votes to go further on fossil fuel divestment
Majority favors stepping away from such companies by 2030.
In marathon second day, ordination committee approves 8 of 10 recommendations from Ordination Task Force
Approvals included a vote reversal on a controversial ordination exam alternative.
On day one, committee addresses recent restructuring at Columbia Theological Seminary
The Committee on Theological Education and Ordination approves seven overtures.
Christian nationalism, migrant rights and the Doctrine of Discovery are on the docket of Reformed Identity in the United States Committee
GA227 committees meet online June 22-24.