Presbyterians asked to solidify congressional support for the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
A vote in the US Senate is expected soon.
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A vote in the US Senate is expected soon.
Presbyteries in Kentucky, Virginia and Missouri need support.
‘Belonging & Becoming’ can enhance worship and help churches support their young adults throughout the year
‘Come Bear Witness’
Two members of PDA’s National Response Team share ‘the wisdom of those who have walked this difficult journey before’
One approach is to learn from those whose family members are taken from them through violence.
The latest grants total more than $96,000.
‘So much more than an event’
Setting the table and adorning the walls.
July 26 will be call-in day for PC(USA) members to reach out to elected officials.
Margaret Mwale explains how the Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People has worked over the last half-century (PNS) —First things first...
(PNS) — What keeps you hopeful? That’s a question Presbyterian News Service posed to the Rev. Dr. Chris Hedges, Minister of Social Witness..
(PNS) — The Rev. Adriene Thorne, leader of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, has been voted in by the congregation of The Riverside..
Spreading the vision of Matthew 25 across the Church
J. Herbert Nelson affirms commitment to combat antisemitism.
African Heritage Student Association says it’s the victim of a ‘blacklash’
Nelson, Moffett, other church leaders share sadness, anger, frustration
225th General Assembly could set the stage for future denominational work
Reese announced his retirement from the Presbyterian Foundation only three years ago.
A Minnesota church commissions Brinley, the service dog. You too can witness part of Brinley’s big day
Saturday event is seen as a way to promote ‘equal respect and equal opportunity.’
But no more, as 59 campus ministers have gathered at Zephyr Point to better connect with God and with one another.
The Presbyterian Mission Agency Board ‘unanimously and enthusiastically’ recommends a second term for the Rev. Dr. Diane Moffett
Faith leaders, mental health providers share their insights and experiences during a thought-provoking webinar.
Presbyterian Publishing Corporation announced Wednesday that it will donate royalties from sales of the Glory to God hymnal to organizations involved in reparative justice for every African American spiritual and Indigenous Peoples’ song in the book.
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