Members determine Palestine Justice Network better fits group’s values and objectives.
Southeastern Presbyterian colleges have transformed shared hardship into moments of unity and gratitude, Erin Booke reports.
This election season, faith leaders and volunteers are playing a vital role in protecting voters’ rights and supporting peaceful elections.
When Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, faith communities didn't stand alone. Discover how leaders turned disaster into connection and healing for their communities.
In the heat of competition, we forget the bodies we are watching are risking health and well-being in the game or match we find entertaining, writes Patrice Gaines.
Terminations come amidst formal complaints and rapid turnover of executive directors.
As we mark one year since the Israel-Hamas war began, Teri McDowell Ott checks in with Bethlehem-based mission co-worker Doug Dicks.
Gregg Brekke writes about restoration, redemption and reparations in Lansing, Michigan.
The inaugural Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage met in New Mexico last week, creating a well-resourced community for Christians wishing to end gun violence.
The needs of small congregations took central stage in several conversations, including decisions about ordination, curriculum development and shared ministry.
The Outlook sits down with Jihyun Oh to talk about her priorities and vision for the PC(USA) as the newly-elected stated clerk.
Bethany Peerbolte interviewed the #GA226 Young Adult Advisory Delegates about what they believe is the PC(USA)'s greatest triumphs and where there is still room to grow.
General Assembly 226 passes unifying budget paving the way for October report.
To stay at the table or walk away; that was the question.
Rigby was awarded the Excellence in Theological Education Award during #GA226. At a luncheon honoring her career, she offered insight and theological encouragement.
One commissioner at the 226th General Assembly shares lessons she has learned in facilitating community online.
Stories of gun violence and heartbreak lead to unanimous vote for action at #GA226.
Per capita to increase 13% over next two-year cycle.
Major changes include moving moderator elections and ending mission advisory delegates.
An early morning hike in the Wasatch mountains during the General Assembly brings encounters with God’s creation and good friends.
Service dogs bring delegates comfort and joy at the 226th General Assembly.
General Assembly Entity Coordination presents non-consent agenda items to #GA226.
The Olympia overture now heads to presbyteries following GA for majority approval.
On Tuesday, the assembly approved and then disapproved categorical divestment from the fossil fuel industry, choosing to engage companies instead.
The offering number was reduced from four to three and moved to cause-based instead of program-based beneficiaries.
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