It was 5:30 in the morning when I began walking in the dark toward the west lawn of the Capitol to hear..
Guest commentary by Andy James The electronic signs are everywhere throughout the city: “Major Events in Manhattan September 22-October 2. Expect Delays—Use..
Guest commentary by Anitra Kitts We were on our way to a scenic bike ride south of Munich last Sunday when something..
Our church is approaching the end of a sermon series exploring the “Great Ends of the Church” as articulated by the United..
by Susan R. Garrett and Christine J. Hong At Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, we aim to educate men and women to make..
I have lately had my doubts about church mission trips. But it's been a while. Like 4 years and 3 months, to..
Guest commentary by Elesha Coffman Following the June 17 shooting at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina, America’s historically..
I remember. Do you remember? Do you remember when you used to sit in those small, wooden chairs at the half-circle tables..
“Check your work.” As I was growing up, my parents said this phrase whenever I sat down at the kitchen table, ready..
Guest commentary by Teri Lyon The recent Labor Day Weekend Jazz Communion service at First Presbyterian Church in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, was..
Guest commentary by Bill Paul As people of God we are called to both ministry and mission. Ministry is what we do..
Guest Outpost blog by Stephen McKinney-Whitaker In just a few hours, I’ll have surgery. I don’t need it, but I need to..
Shortly after my husband and I got married, with some knowledge of what he’d gotten himself into marrying a pastor, he joined..
Guest commentary by Robert Hoch Summer in our family often means a walking holiday, usually in England, since this is my wife..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. Pastors..
Guest commentary by Robert Lowry (in response to “A time for permanent leadership”) John Wimberly is correct. Long-term, stable leadership does indeed..
Guest commentary Long-term, stable leadership matters. Therefore, I was stunned to see the leadership of the Presbyterian Mission Agency propose a three-year..
Guest commentary by Corbin Crable The appeal of comic books is as strong in adulthood for Jonas Hayes as it was the first..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. Preaching..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. Age..
Guest commentary by Doug Kelly “Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony.” (Colossians 3:14) I love..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. Several..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. Do..
This month, we asked our bloggers what it’s like to be the youngest Presbyterian in the room. Here’s what they shared. A..
by Jerry L. Van Marter In May 2007 Sheldon Jackson College in Sitka, Alaska, conducted its last classes. On June 30, 2015,..
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