Stated Clerk issues Call to Prayer for the people of South Sudan
Thousands are dead in the conflict between Shilluk and Nuer peoples.
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Thousands are dead in the conflict between Shilluk and Nuer peoples.
Churches in the Synod of Mid-America share their stories of caring for their low-income neighbors.
Stillman College graduate Kyley Thompson calls the Christmas Joy Offering "a lifeline of financial assistance."
The pandemic dealt a blow to the finances of a pastor serving a Korean American congregation in Atlanta.
The need-based aid responds to Matthew 25 priorities.
A year after tornado outbreak, ‘We still need help.’
Supply chain issues and additional technology investments drove the final price tag to nearly $3.8 million, A Corp Board learns.
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation Board receives a briefing from MES.
More giving occurs during December than any other month.
One graduate describes walls being broken down throughout his time at the school in Albuquerque.
In this season of Advent, the Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) encourages the church to pause, reflect, meditate, and pray. The Rev. Dr. J. Herbert Nelson, II, offers words of encouragement in this week’s devotional.
Sunday’s Guns to Gardens event results in the disabling of 28 weapons.
Lilly Endowment Inc. grant will help imagine new ways of nurturing children in worship and prayer.
The pastors at St. John’s Presbyterian Church in San Francisco are the most recent guests on A Matter of Faith: A Presby Podcast.
The event, part of Native American Heritage Month, educates about the true origins of American Thanksgiving.
Hope Presbyterian Church in Mitchellville hosts more than 300 women gathering in person for the first time since the pandemic began.
The outreach project of Matthew 25 church provides a community with staples, fresh produce and awareness of issues.
The latest collection from the Rev. Carolyn Winfrey Gillette offers up new lyrics for Advent and Christmas hymns, exploring issues including racism, immigration and poverty.
J. Herbert Nelson offers words of thanksgiving.
The good news according to Matthew’s gospel comes through podcast, webinars, Facebook posts and print resources.
Friends and colleagues mourn the loss and contemplate the legacy of the womanist scholar, who died Thursday at age 88.
Co-Moderators of the 225th General Assembly also name Funding Model Development Team.
J. Herbert Nelson reiterates call for regulated gun industry.
‘Everyday God-talk’ episodes on the repudiated doctrine will continue into 2023.
‘People power’ can create positive change in communities.
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