Exactly as You Are: The Life and Faith of Mister Rogers
Shea Tuttle Eerdmans, 184 pages Reviewed by Jo Forrest The teachings of Fred Rogers continue to enliven people through the numerous biographies,..
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Shea Tuttle Eerdmans, 184 pages Reviewed by Jo Forrest The teachings of Fred Rogers continue to enliven people through the numerous biographies,..
“When have you last had a good session with YOURSELF? Or have you EVER had it out with you?” Taken from “The..
For the past two years my colleagues and I at the Presbyterian Historical Society have worked closely with students from the Community..
“The Christian college must make its appeal to our more thoughtful men and women. The things that are seen are temporal but..
“I want an afterlife like my life has been: one like Revelation 7:9, a great multitude of diverse people existing together in..
Guest commentary by Suzanne DeWitt Hall Icons are images that are meant to act as windows through which we look to see..
Murray Milner Jr. Wipf & Stock, Eugene, 134 pages Reviewed by David K. Garth Explanations and antidotes for the decline of mainline..
As we were leaving our roles as the first co-moderators of the General Assembly (2016-2018), our roles also changed in terms of..
Ann Voskamp Zondervan, 240 pages I was gifted the book “One Thousand Gifts,” which made its way into my vacation reading this..
Karen Gonzalez Herald Press, 200 pages Reviewed by Neil Craigan Immigration is one of the hot-button issues in the current political landscape..
Editor’s note: As we mark our 200th anniversary, we look back at the Outlook's coverage of issues in the church that are still..
“Don’t walk alone at night.” “Always carry pepper spray.” “Never leave your drink unattended at a party.” “When walking alone in a..
Venice Presbyterian Church — Venice, Florida Venice Presbyterian Church is a happy place! VPC started the first Family Promise in town by inviting..
Today, I sat in the critical care unit and held my friend Juanita’s hand as her family made decisions about whether to..
MONTREAT, N.C. — How can the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) address systemic racism in the church? Montreat Conference Center hosted CoInspire Oct. 7-10,..
After the tumultuous election season of 2016, my co-pastor and I wrote “a letter of solidarity” to our congregation. Many had been..
“People have so many reasons that they might not be walking into a church, and rarely is that reason that they don’t..
63 years ago — November 12, 1956 By 1930, the Presbyterian Church of the U.S.A. had opened the door to ordination for..
The boundary breakers When the Northern Presbyterian Church (United Presbyterian Church in the United States of American) ordained Margaret Towner in 1956,..
Linda Lawrence Hunt Tasora Books, 152 pages Reviewed by Nancy T. Fox “Soul Space” provided a gracious space for my own soul..
During #PYT2019, art was right! Everywhere I looked, I saw places where youth and adults could draw, paint, decorate and write what..
Jonathan P. Walton IVP Books, 224 pages Reviewed by Jeff Charis-Carlson Readers can take encouragement just from skimming through the blurbs accompanying..
(PNS) Fifteen years after being sent to Iraq as a U.S. soldier, the Rev. Matthew Fricker felt compelled to return in response..
As a teenager I lived in constant fear of missing the rapture and being left behind. Wake up late on the weekend..
In 1974, a group of farmers were digging a well in China when they found some unusual pottery. Further excavation discovered over..
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