BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA (OGA) The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is actively working locally and nationally to facilitate change and communicate God’s love. Stated..
(RNS) Officer Sean Pease gave the opening and closing prayers at a vigil Monday (July 11) for Dallas police officers who were..
Global partners in South Sudan continue to ask for prayers, but also for advocacy. The fragile cease-fire in the country is holding..
Jack Bartlett Rogers, a professor of theology and moderator of the 213th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), which was held..
We are afflicted in every way, but not crushed; perplexed, but not driven to despair; persecuted, but not forsaken; struck down, but..
(PNS) Although all PC(USA) mission co-workers have left South Sudan, there is grave concern for those who are left behind. “Thanks be..
(RNS) In the wake of a string of racially tinged shootings, majority white churches -- even those quiet in past years about..
(PNS) Presbyterian mission co-worker Leisa Wagstaff has been safely evacuated from South Sudan. Wagstaff left early Wednesday morning (EDT) on a Mission..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – The emotional wounds from last week’s shootings in Dallas are still fresh for residents as well as for government and..
(RNS) Several U.S.-based religious denominations remain defiant in the face of new laws that would ban them from proselytizing in Russia. The..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – Longtime Presbyterian mission co-worker Leisa Wagstaff is currently “sheltering in place” as fighting escalates in Juba, South Sudan...
TEL ZAFIT, Israel (RNS) The Gath archaeological site in southern Israel is littered with 2,800-year-old pottery shards poking out of the ground..
(RNS) Dallas clergy, reeling from the shootings of police in their city and the recent shootings of black men by police elsewhere,..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – Presbyteries in Louisiana, Minnesota and Texas are working to help their communities respond in the wake of several shootings..
LOUISVILLE (OGA) Today we are in mourning. As we were still reeling from the distressing news out of Baton Rouge and the Twin..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – Building on the momentum and success of its inaugural writing contest last year—in which the winning submissions were recently..
LOUISVILLE (OGA) Once again the nation, and the African American community, in particular, is faced with two more high-profile killings of African American..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – Controlled chaos. That’s how Joan Stewart, executive director of the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps —the long-term recovery response..
Dear Friends in Christ, The grace of Christ be with you. We write out of our deep love for you to express..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – The Rev. Dr. Laurie Kraus, coordinator for Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, offered prayers for those killed and injured in a massive..
LOUISVILLE (OGA) The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) joins the people of Turkey and the world in expressing our profound sorrow in the aftermath of..
(RNS) The nation’s second largest Presbyterian denomination has passed legislation repenting for “past failures to love brothers and sisters from minority cultures”..
(RNS) The call went out for 600 volunteers to make care packages for Syrian refugees. Nearly 1,000 Muslims, Sikhs, Jews, Buddhists, Christians and..
(RNS) At its quadrennial meeting last month, the United Methodist Church decided not to take up contentious LGBT issues. But that’s not stopping..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – The Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People (SDOP) approved grants totaling $124,000 to fund several self-help projects in..
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