US Presbyterians call for action in the face of humanitarian crisis in Cuba
Following action by the 227th General Assembly, partners respond through advocacy, accompaniment and community ministries
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The Rev. Dr. Bill Phillippe, a key figure in reuniting two branches of Presbyterianism, dies at age 96
The Rev. Dr. William Ralph “Bill” Phillippe, a Presbyterian minister who spent seven decades bringing divided people together and making faith feel human, joyful and within reach, died on Oct. 6 in Madison, Connecticut. He was 96.
Consensus, clarity and courage: Workshop at Stewardship Kaleidoscope identifies the three Cs of property discernment
Workshop helps guide church leaders through decisions about church property which are often fraught with emotion, theology, tradition, history, finance, stewardship and a range of other concerns.
Lecture at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary explores the deep theological work of Sojourner Truth
The Rev. Dr. Keri L. Day of Princeton Seminary delivers the Katie Geneva Cannon Womanist Lecture
A community of mutual belonging
Drawing on Paul’s letter to Philemon, Dr. Ruth Padilla DeBorst delivers the W. Don McClure Lecture at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Explorations of nature and neurospicy childhoods
Theologian, educator and mom Dr. Kiara Jorgenson appears on Sounding Board
Creating a stewardship sermon series that fits your church context
‘Tell them that they have something to offer their church’ the Rev. Carol Holbrook Prickett advises during a Stewardship Kaleidoscope workshop.
(re)Imagining worship together
1001 NWC annual gathering experiments with rituals centered on art, conversation, sketch comedy and dramatic reimagining of Scripture.
Workshop unpacks post-pandemic finances and attendance data for churches
Insights include church growth patterns, online trends and the impact of technology on giving.
Presbyterian Association of Musicians director leaves for a new opportunity
Kelly Abraham, PAM executive director for nine years, will be the new president of the Texas Presbyterian Foundation.
A statement on the planned livestreaming of an execution
Stated Clerk and Executive Director of Presbyterian Life & Witness Jihyun Oh and co-Moderators of the 227th General Assembly Marta Pumroy-Cordero and Kris Schondelmeyer speak out against the death penalty.
Presbyterian peace leader: Gun violence prevention is our lane
Third annual Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage reasserts the church’s role in gun-violence prevention.
World Communion Offering empowers ministries of reconciliation in action
Three stories illustrate the far-reaching impact of the PC(USA)’s newest Special Offering.
Who is the Presbyterian pastor who won on ‘Jeopardy!’?
National Presbyterian Church associate pastor comes from behind to win on the iconic game show.
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.