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Guest commentary by Teri Lyon The recent Labor Day Weekend Jazz Communion service at First Presbyterian Church in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, was..
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Guest commentary by Teri Lyon The recent Labor Day Weekend Jazz Communion service at First Presbyterian Church in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, was..
The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s September 14, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on most computers, tablets, and smartphones. Click..
Guest commentary by Bill Paul As people of God we are called to both ministry and mission. Ministry is what we do..
by Michael Brothers Wm. B. Eerdmans, Grand Rapids, Mich. 189 pages REVIEWED BY SEAN MILLER The preaching world still mourns the loss..
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When Moses came down from the mountain, he brought with him some excellent advice. It has proved hard to apply. It goes..
by Patrick J. Willson How shall we preach “The Gospel for an Age of Doubt”? Although that may sound like a new..
by Agnes W. Norfleet I’ve long subscribed to Journal for Preachers, a seasonal quarterly which resources the craft of preaching. The ecru..
“When I drink my little wine — which is about the only wine I drink — and have my little cracker, I guess that is..
60 Years Ago — August 1, 1955 A satirical piece provided information to help pastors succeed in their ministries. “Discover the prejudices..
James Renwick Bell, 97, Jan. 16, Auburn, Pa. Irwin M. Brandjord, 83, Jan. 14, Sheridan, Wyo. Frank R. Gurgess, 92, Jan. 12,..
Gerald Allan Butler, from temporary pastor, Pisgah Presbyterian Church, Somerset, Ky. Kenneth Lee Cuthbertson, from member at large, Albuquerque, N.M. Robert Lee..
Craig Butler, to interim pastor, Van Wyck Presbyterian Church, Van Wyck, S.C. Adam Copeland, to director of the Center for Stewardship Leaders, Luther Seminary, St. Paul,..
Michael Hill, to pastor, United Presbyterian Church, North Bend, Neb., by John Calvin Presbytery
by Jan DeVries I grew up in a family where money was rarely discussed. In my early ministry, I worked with pastors..
by Paul Grier Ours is a denomination of smaller-membership congregations. Almost a third of our churches count 50 or fewer members; some..
The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s August 31, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on most computers, tablets, and smartphones. Click..
“It’s time to take our movements to the public square!” “Too many prayers have been prayed to stay where we are!” “There..
Fifty years after Marin Luther King Jr. spoke in Montreat’s auditorium, almost 1,000 participants have gathered to remember King’s message and..
“When the church is true to its nature, when it is true to the gospel of Jesus Christ and when it is..
Guest commentary by Robert Hoch Summer in our family often means a walking holiday, usually in England, since this is my wife..
by Susan S. Phillips Intervarsity Press: Downers Grove, Ill. 240 pages REVIEWED BY EMILY BERMAN D’ANDREA Susan S. Phillips poses two questions..
Guest commentary by Robert Lowry (in response to “A time for permanent leadership”) John Wimberly is correct. Long-term, stable leadership does indeed..
by Sean Mitchell For years, I have been involved in a specific conversation on multiple occasions with multiple groups. The conversation unfolds..
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