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.
Presbytery of Utah provides multiple opportunities for mission and ministry in the spirit of the discontinued Hands and Feet initiative.
Presbyterian partners gather in Salt Lake City for the transformative work of turning guns into garden tools
The Outlook GA reporting team visited several Presbyterian churches on Sunday morning, along with other commissioners.
Commissioners also OK’d ‘focused engagement’ with GE, Palantir over military operations.
Newly elected co-moderators delight the assembly with their custom, symbolic stoles.
The Presbytery of Utah steps up to host the 226th General Assembly in Salt Lake City with energy, creativity and joy.
Jihyun Oh is elected Stated Clerk of the General Assembly, a position vacated by J. Herbert Nelson in 2023.
The International Engagement Committee hears different perspectives and discerns the church's response to Christian Zionism.
Cecelia Armstrong and Tony Larson are elected and installed as co-moderators of the 226th General Assembly.
Those gathered in Salt Lake City, and watching online, begin the plenary work of General Assembly with reflection and song.
The Korean churches in the PC(USA) comprise about 330 churches and 40,000 members, making NCKPC the second largest group after the African American or Black Caucus.
The finance committee recommends selling government debt of countries involved in long-term military occupation, as requested by the commissioners' resolution.
“Non-discrimination” removed from second proposed amendment.
The Financial Resources Committee sent the recommendation to the full assembly for consideration next week.
Overture encourages Presbyterians to engage with U.S. lawmakers and learn more about past corruption.
The finance committee recommends the assembly approve "focused engagement" techniques with GE and Palantir in efforts to end the companies’ military equipment and AI surveillance production.
The Young Adult Advocacy Conference, hosted in Charlotte this fall, aims to show young people the connection between faith and justice work, both historically and today.
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