Presbyterian Hunger Program approves $1.2 million in funding for life-sustaining work.
Engagement opportunities are being offered over the next few weeks.
Union Presbyterian Seminary is welcoming a growing student body this fall as students begin a new academic year across its Richmond and Charlotte campuses.
The Trump administration terminated TPS for both Haiti and Syria this summer.
News that Streep will play Aslan in "Narnia: The Magician's Nephew" has sparked casting debates similar to those over "The Odyssey." But for evangelicals, the concerns go deeper than culture wars.
These four social innovators are working to address systemic issues of injustice in their communities while building sustainable financial models.
Results suggest those who believe in divine election and duty to support Israel are more likely to support certain anti-immigrant policies.
Keith currently serves as director of Financial Planning and Effectiveness in Presbyterian Life & Witness.
The Rev. Scott Lumsden and Ruling Elder Aleathea Harris-Little are elected from a pool of eight candidates.
Rather than creating new programs, the church is investing in organizations with established expertise in housing instability, predatory lending, medical debt and lack of access to identification.
A new origami installation strings 2,977 paper cranes: one for each person killed in the attacks. The 'Ever Present' exhibition also features artifacts left there in the months after 9/11.
The Oct. 23-26 event costs only $15 to attend and is now open for registration.
His writings touched on conservation, community and belonging, and he acquired legions of fans beyond environmental studies — including many scholars of religion.
Presbyterian congregations in Spokane and Bellevue reflect a national trend: Large churches are drawing new worshippers, particularly young families, even as Sunday attendance becomes less frequent and engagement takes new forms.
Ministers who have attended previous CREDO conferences are invited to return.
Fischer will lead the seminary’s continuing education ministry, developing programs and partnerships that equip pastors, church leaders, and congregations across denominations and communities.
Fires destroyed six homes and killed roughly 200 cattle on the Warm Springs Reservation in central Oregon. Warm Springs Presbyterian Church says it’s staying for the long recovery — even as it searches for a pastor after two years without one.
Forty-seven young adults are now set to serve at nine sites across the nation and around the world.
As wildfires devastated northern Spokane, Gonzaga and Whitworth universities joined forces to shelter evacuees, support displaced communities and raise emergency funds.
Synod School’s 650 participants sort and box hygiene kits, period packs, kids’ kits and school bags.
Community invited to an afternoon of remembrance and hope on September 19.
The Sept. 15-18 event at Heartland Retreat Center near Kansas City is offered by the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship.
Delegates attended UN meetings on global sustainable development goals, held vigils and discussed vocational discernment.
More than 300 clergy and lay leaders from across the country gathered for the DART Network's annual Justice Ministry Conference to strengthen congregations and organize for lasting community change.
Columbia Theological Seminary President Victor Aloyo Jr. will retire Dec. 31, concluding five years of leadership as the seminary’s first president of color and the first Latine president among PC(USA)-related theological institutions.
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