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GRAND RAPIDS – The day after it was created, the World Communion of Reformed Churches began to live into the reality of what it means for Reformed Christians to be united and to work for justice.
GRAND RAPIDS – With calls for reconciliation, the healing of old wounds, and the courage to act for peace and justice in the world, the two major networks of Reformed Christians around the globe officially voted today (June 18) to create a new, combined body, the World Communion of Reformed Churches
(ENI) — David Beckmann, a Lutheran pastor who once worked for the World Bank, is one of the winners of the 2010 World Food Prize, which is often seen as the Nobel Prize on issues related to food security, hunger, and farming.
(ENI) — The Anglican Church of Canada has again put off
making a formal decision about whether to allow churches and dioceses to
bless same-gender unions.
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Editor's Note: This the final interview by The Presbyterian Outlook with moderator candidates for the 219th General Assembly coming up July 3-10 in Minneapolis. Interviewed is Julia Leeth, pastor of First Church, Lompoc, Calif.
(ENI) — South Korea's national church council is to mark the
60th anniversary of the beginning of the 1950-53 Korean War with a week
of national reconciliation that will on June 17 include a prayer meeting for
peace with North Korea.
(ENI) — A delegation of international Christian leaders led by Olav
Fykse Tveit, the general secretary of the World Council of Churches,
is in Haiti for a three-day visit to meet church leaders, government
officials, and those affected by the January 12 earthquake.
(PNS) John Buchanan, pastor of Chicago’s historic Fourth Church, will retire in January 2012.
The editorial, “Peoria”, states that the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) owns 54 shares of stock in Caterpillar, Inc., in light of correspondence made available to us from MRTI to Caterpillar’s legal counsel.
LOUISVILLE — Committee leadership is complete for the 18 Assembly Committees of the upcoming 219th General Assembly (2010) in Minneapolis, July 3-10.
OSH (ENI) -- The worst conflict in Kyrgyzstan since a revolution in April, may currently be confined to an area around the southern city of Osh, but the international ACT Alliance, an emergency aid and development agency, has warned that the fighting could spread.
NAIROBI (ENI) -- Church leaders in Kenya have said they are holding the government responsible for two explosions at a constitution prayer rally June 13 in Nairobi, in which seven people died and nearly 100 were injured.
I watched this film in the company of an eight-year-old boy, probably the ideal target audience, whose one-word commentary was “Awesome!” All of the following remarks should be taken in that context.
The wedding season is upon us! Given the large number of single female Ministers of Word and Sacrament, I am amazed that I am one of this year’s brides.
June 8: Online Webinar: Pre-GA Briefing on the Proposed New Form of Government Task Force
My friend Peggie was in her 50s when she answered God’s call to ministry. She’s active in the local church, serves on the leadership team, preaches on occasion, and is naturally gifted in evangelism.
A Philadelphia pastor, James A. Belle, is the fifth candidate for moderator of the 219th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Of the three venues for Multichannel Church — on-site, off-site and online — “the greatest of these” is online.
A fourth candidate – Eric Nielsen, a pastor from Wisconsin – has been endorsed to stand for moderator of the 219th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
As the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) continues to feel the impact of declining membership and revenue, 49 employees at the denomination’s national headquarters have lost their jobs.
Will it play in Peoria?”
TPO: In your opinion, what is the most significant matter to come before this General Assembly, and how do you propose that the Assembly respond to it?
TPO: In your opinion, what is the most significant matter to come before this General Assembly, and how do you propose that the Assembly respond to it?
TPO: In your opinion, what is the most significant matter to come before this General Assembly, and how do you propose that the Assembly respond to it?
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