June 22, 2015: Digital issue for subscribers (Justice, mercy & reconciliation)
The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s June 22, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on almost all computers, tablets, and..
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The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s June 22, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on almost all computers, tablets, and..
Guest commentary from 27 leaders in the 1001 New Worshipping Communities movement We write as a group of grassroots leaders in the..
by Tara M. Owens Intervarsity Press, Downers Grove, Ill. 240 pages REVIEWED BY ASHLEY GOFF What does it mean to be at..
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Guest Outpost blog by Jeremy Cain Wilhelmi As Presbyterians, we often call ourselves “people of the Word.” We do so because we believe..
Gretchen Lord Anderson, from member at large, Sun Prairie, Wis. Brant Dale Baker, from pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Mesa, Ariz. Karen W...
“What is the answer? The answers don’t come easy. However, we are all challenged to get involved and stop standing on the..
70 years ago — June 25, 1945 I do not know why it should be so natural for some people to believe..
by Sean Mitchell Why will certain church members not give more money?” “Why will others in the faith community who receive the..
William LaClair Arthur, 75, Oct. 24, Spartanburg, S.C. Gregory G. Bock, 66, Nov. 11, Fort Dodge, Iowa John Barry Deal, 71, Nov...
A 90-minute webinar presented by Michael Waschevski Recorded Tuesday, August 25 at 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT) Click here to purchase..
Guest commentary by Steve Plank What happened (from “Board announces departure of employees from 1001 New Worshipping Communities program,” by Leslie Scanlon)..
by Michael Long Westminster John Knox Press, Louisville, Ky. 222 pages Reviewed by Tamara M. Leonard Lara I was not part of..
by Marit Trelstad In theology, atonement is defined as reconciliation with God and amelioration of sin or wrongdoing. In historical theology, atonement..
The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s May 25, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on almost all computers, tablets, and..
by Christopher H. Edmonton Last August I was able to go on a much-longed-for trip to Scotland. I was there studying with a..
by Louis Weeks Reformed Christianity from its beginnings has been an international enterprise, variegated and vibrant in so many cultures and movements...
by Warren Bird and Ryan T. Hartwig InterVarsity Press, Downers Grove, Ill. 272 pages REVIEWED BY RACHEL SHEPHERD Anyone who has worked..
The Presbyterian Outlook staff celebrates a new beginning for our financial manager Lynn Haddon. After having a long career in the banking..
William F. Ansell, 79, Nov. 27, Elizabeth City, N.C. Thomas J. Bumpas Jr., 79, Dec. 24, Louisville, Ky. Cecil Clarence Callis, 91, Aug...
William Jay Connolly, from pastor,Ripley Presbyterian Church, Ripley, Miss. George E. Conway, from member at large, Keswick, Va. Bradley C. Copeland, from..
“The uncomfortable truth is that most of us don’t come across the way we intend. We can’t see ourselves truly objectively and neither can anyone..
by Charlie Gross In November 2013, I was brainstorming ways to connect the active people I saw in the park walking their..
Pentecost, I had always thought, was God’s way of saying that in Christ, we’re all the same. Culture and language may divide..
Perhaps it is because of graduation season, but I have received several inquiries recently about how long it is taking our graduates..
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