Presbyterian Hunger Program webinar offers advice on grassroots organizing
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Regional Project Manager Sheku Sillah ‘cared about people.’
Massive transition and transformative work lie ahead for the church
The Stated Clerk delivers a sermon on the need for change.
The PC(USA)’s advocacy director contributes to a thoughtful discussion on white churches and the sin of racism
The Rev. Jimmie Hawkins joins a panel convened by Union Presbyterian Seminary to lay out the problem and outline solutions.
During a PC(USA) webinar, Bible scholars reimagine evangelism as equity, inclusion and flourishing
‘Evangelism must be redefined’ says Dr. Donghyun Jeong of Austin Seminary.
Presbyterian Mission Agency and partners reveal how debt relief addresses systemic injustices across the globe
‘Forgive us our debts’ from Puerto Rico and Sri Lanka to New York.
A word from the Stated Clerk
J. Herbert Nelson focuses on unnecessary bloodshed.
Hurricane Ian recovery highlights systemic struggles for Florida farmworkers, PC(USA) partners report
Says one partner: ‘The networking is how you get stuff done.’
With 14 languages spoken, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s New Worshiping Communities now number about 750
A new video celebrates 10 years of innovation and dedication among worshiping communities.
Denominational leaders and church members remind Presbyterians of the spiritual power of voting
Says one member: ‘We’re not going to have change or create change unless we vote.’
Presbyterians concerned about global warming headed to UN Climate Conference in Egypt
Thousands to take part in COP27 and related events for the next two weeks.
Presbyterian Mission Agency celebrates Women of Faith Awards recipients for their gifts and courage
Three women are honored during a ceremony filled with kind words, music, scripture and prayers.
Mid council leaders and GA225 actions
Gathering to discuss amendment votes and other continuing work from the summer Assembly.
Stewardship Kaleidoscope workshop identifies five ways PC(USA) leaders can minister to church donors
Fundraising is a ministry of intentionality and relationships.
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) groups support the women of Iran
Women, life, freedom
People attending the PC(USA)’s Evangelism Conference receive a Top 10 list to help them spread the good news
The Rev. Shanea D. Leonard also leads a spirited discussion on white supremacy during their final keynote Tuesday.
Election season returns
Stated Clerk urges voters to think before they cast their ballot.
The PC(USA)’s Evangelism Conference seeks to address harm while embracing hope
The Rev. Gregory Bentley, Co-Moderator of the 224th General Assembly in 2020, delivers a stirring Good Samaritan sermon during opening worship.
A Church of Scotland pastor born and raised in South Carolina will be Moderator of the Scottish church’s 2023-24 General Assembly
The Rev. Sally Foster-Fulton has led Christian Aid in Scotland for the past six years.
PC(USA) pastor and educator shares new research on hope among pediatric patients
The Rev. Dr. Duane R. Bidwell delivers a stirring and illuminating Greenhoe Lecture at Louisville Seminary.
A PC(USA) partner in Indonesia helps provide interreligious understanding and education
The Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies also works at community engagement and research.
Changes coming to church statistics
Updates include adding new questions, seeking new information.
Presbyterian Church of East Africa celebrates four decades of women’s ordination
PCEA’s moderator says he’s ‘a product of the ministry of women.’
The PC(USA)’s Mission Development Resources Committee announces the final Mission Program Grants for 2022
For the year, $1.6 million in grants has gone to 93 worshiping communities.
Stewardship Kaleidoscope seminar explains why and how churches should establish an endowment
Presbyterian Foundation speakers say an endowment can be a vital part of a church’s legacy for years to come.