PMAB Finance Committee receives 2017 first half report
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Regarding ruling elders: Prayer of the heart
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Korean Unification Day looks toward peaceful reconciliation of Korean Peninsula
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PC(USA) leaders condemn white supremacy, racism
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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance issues appeal for South Sudan
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Worshiping communities remain ‘new’ when people find life in them
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Presbyterian Hunger Program urges Ben & Jerry’s to join Milk with Dignity program
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PC(USA) hires new Manager for Diversity and Reconciliation
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1001 New Worshiping Communities to live stream sermons, plenary talks from national conference
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686 participate in weeklong ministry of the Synod of Lakes and Prairies
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PC(USA) stated clerk calls Presbyterians to action
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SDOP disburses nearly $90,000 for self-help projects
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‘Theological Conversations’ releases ‘Seeking a Correctable Conscience’
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