The Presbyterian Mission Agency Board on April 28 approved a series of comments on items of business coming to the 2022 General..
Explaining that for the church, dollars add up to ministry, the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board voted April 27 to approve a proposed..
The board of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation, is continuing to explore ways to make diversity, equity and inclusion part of..
The shape of the story is familiar: in 2021, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) continued to lose members (as it has done for..
Full steam ahead. A COVID advisory team has given a thumbs up – at least for now – for plans to move..
It began as a discussion on small details: what comments the Committee on the Office of the General Assembly (COGA) should make..
Here’s a preliminary, draft recommendation: That the General Assembly set its per capita rate for the next two years at $9.75 per..
One piece of business coming to the 2022 General Assembly this summer: approval of new budgets for PC(USA) agencies for 2023 and..
Now that much of the business slated for the 2022 General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has been submitted, this is..
Looking ahead to the work of the next two years, the board of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation has approved budgets..
Now it’s two. A second team has announced they will stand for election as co-moderators of the 2022 General Assembly: Shavon Starling-Louis..
Finally. After a long period with a blank slate, a team of candidates has emerged to stand for co-moderators of the 2022..
The White Privilege Conference (WPC) is not a church conference. It does not center on religion, theology, Scripture, or church growth strategy...
Sarah Grace Stanley didn’t know why Matt vandenBerg, president of Presbyterian College (PC) in Clinton, South Carolina, was joining worship at her..
The aftershocks continue from a controversial statement that J. Herbert Nelson, stated clerk of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), made earlier this year..
Who gets counted and who does not in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)? Or maybe the better question is: Who counts and who..
The 2012 General Assembly enthusiastically endorsed the idea: The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) would start 1,001 new worshiping communities over the next 10..
Seeing a Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) trying to move in new directions but operating by old rules, the Committee on the Office of..
The Moving Forward Implementation Special Committee, some version of which has been working for years to consider big picture issues concerning the..
The board of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation spent part of its Zoom meeting Feb. 14 considering link between equity issues..
This past week, roughly 550 Christian educators gathered in person (with more than 200 joining online) in Chicago, Illinois, for the annual..
Change is hard. The Special Offerings Review Task Force, which has been working for the past four years to review the four..
The Special Committee on Per-Capita Based Funding and National Church Financial Sustainability voted Feb. 11 to send two recommendations to the 2022..
On the second day of the APCE conference, when attendees and organizers got down to business, there was big news: members voted..
In a new video statement released Feb. 10, J. Herbert Nelson, the stated clerk of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), responded to criticism..
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