Clear as a bell: Cho urges Triennium to know, share love of Jesus Christ
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Midway ’tween GAs
Triennium participants probe the biblical theme of “I am”
Wednesday, the second day of Triennium, began with everyone gathering on Purdue University’s Memorial Mall to find and join one of 200..
Burning bushes: Youth Triennium worship begins with call to pay attention and respond to God’s presence in the world
Ironing out those ‘umms’ and ‘ahhs’: how Toastmasters can help pastors
Six years ago I was standing at General Assembly, catching up with a seminary classmate and lamenting my lack of a sermon..
What one businessman learned about success from Trappist monks
(RNS) Driving through the Spanish moss-draped gates of the Mepkin Abbey Trappist monastery in Moncks Corner, S.C., businessman August Turak felt as if he..
Triennium 2013 kicks off
2014 Detroit: What is the moderator’s agenda?
I have been to two General Assemblies, once as an alternate and once as a commissioner. Each time I have listened to..
Reflecting on peace discernment
Starting from scratch: New worshiping community interns gain on-the-ground training
Christians in Sudan face increased hostility
NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) Despite a promise by the Sudanese government to grant its minority Christian population religious freedom, church leaders there said..
How Christians should respond to the Zimmerman verdict: An interview with Leroy Barber
Reactions to the George Zimmerman “not guilty” verdict from American Christians have been as diverse as the community itself. Some Christian pastors used their pulpits on..
Baseball’s Darryl Strawberry buries his past in new career as a pastor
Toya Richards tapped for top OGA communications post
Church leaders issue statement on the George Zimmerman trial
Film in review: “The Lone Ranger”
Outlook planning new website!
Blazek ordained to Outlook
The Presbytery of Chicago has ordained Jana Blazek as a teaching elder to serve as associate editor for connection at the Presbyterian..
Saying goodbye
Book review – Leading God’s People: Wisdom From the Early Church for Today
Churches must change or die — and the clock is ticking
I want to talk about age. First, let’s get the obvious out of the way. All ages are good. Children, young adults,..
Presbyterian Youth Triennium prepares for more than 5,000 participants
‘Trashing the playbook’ – California pastor excited about permission-giving presbytery, new worshiping community
IRVINE, CALIF. For a number of years, Veritas — a Sunday evening contemporary worship service of Irvine Presbyterian Church (IPC) — had..
Response to Ed Koster’s Guest Commentary “Descent Into a Pickle”
I wish to respond to Ed Koster’s guest commentary “Descent Into a Pickle” published in the Outlook’s July 8, 2013 edition on..
Descent into a pickle
The moderator of the General Assembly has recently written that the confessions of the church are effectively without authority. That puts us..