Beginning Nov. 28, the Rev. Dr. Kathryn Threadgill will be the seminary’s vice president and dean of Student Formation and Campus Culture.
‘The world we are helping to maliciously co-create is going to be a rough one’ says the Rev. Dr. David Williams.
The first installment of ‘The Future of American Democracy’ elicits an illuminating and respectful discussion from panelists with divergent perspectives.
The Rev. Anthony Jermaine Ross-Allam begins work on Monday.
Former PC(USA) Young Adult Volunteer and current medical student Akilah Hyrams plans to get to know her patients in order to help heal their whole selves. She discusses this on the ‘A Matter of Faith’ podcast.
Farrell, who co-wrote the book ‘Freeing Congregational Mission,’ is the guest on this week’s ‘Leading Theologically.’
Robyn Davis Sekula was among the workshop leaders during last month’s Stewardship Kaleidoscope.
Recent busing to other cities has caught volunteers off guard.
Black Mountain Presbyterian Church is one of the Presbyterian Hunger Program’s Hunger Action Congregations.
The 26 solar panels are in addition to a native prairie meadow, beehives and a small fruit orchard.
One pastor says that beginning on Christmas Eve, she must take on the roles of Billy Graham, Martha Stewart and Santa Claus.
The relationship between the Ghanaian and Woodhaven Presbyterian churches in Irving is creating ‘hearts open to see.’
J. Herbert Nelson continues looking at how the PC(USA) must change.
J. Herbert Nelson urges support for the recovery/rebuilding efforts.
Stewardship Kaleidoscope speaker uses the example of a Minnesota congregation that worked on forging strong relationships with each other and with God.
It helps to have an architect’s view of the existing landscape, Irizarry says on ‘Leading Theologically.’
U.S. and international partners will benefit from Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) generosity.
J. Herbert Nelson looks at how the PC(USA) should minister in a changing world.
Signatures are also being gathered as part of a campaign to sway world leaders.
(PNS) — The pandemic taught the Rev. Rachel Penmore to pay closer attention to “the smaller pieces” of campus ministry. “What makes..
Presbyterian Disaster Assistance walks alongside partners in the Caribbean and Presbyterian leadership in Puerto Rico as they assess and respond to the aftermath of the disaster.
The Rev. Brooke A. Scott, pastor of Church on Main in Middletown, discusses how care provided by mental health providers and churches can both prove helpful.
Online event looks at cash bail, the climate crisis, gun violence, Peace Churches and more.
Presbyterians, including Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, reach out to help.
It can be as simple as allowing overnight parking in the church parking lot, or as complicated as taking on city hall.
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