Live in the power of the Holy Spirit and be mindful of the blessings
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Presbyterian Mission Agency and partners reveal how debt relief addresses systemic injustices across the globe
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Hurricane Ian recovery highlights systemic struggles for Florida farmworkers, PC(USA) partners report
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With 14 languages spoken, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s New Worshiping Communities now number about 750
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Presbyterians concerned about global warming headed to UN Climate Conference in Egypt
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Presbyterian Mission Agency celebrates Women of Faith Awards recipients for their gifts and courage
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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
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Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) groups support the women of Iran
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Election season returns
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The PC(USA)’s Evangelism Conference seeks to address harm while embracing hope
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A Church of Scotland pastor born and raised in South Carolina will be Moderator of the Scottish church’s 2023-24 General Assembly
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