Outlook Reporting The ministry of showing up: Charlotte pastor starts nonprofit after suffering traumatic brain injury
Outlook Reporting One hundred volunteers, one presbytery: The people of Milwaukee Presbytery and COLA
Presbyterian News Service PC(USA) apologizes to Alaska Natives for ‘assimilation’ policy Louisville, Ky. (PNS) The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Presbytery of Yukon has formally apologized to the Alaska Native residents of Gambell, Alaska ―..
Outlook Reporting Next up: a new generation It's time to see the future for what it is, suggests Wayne Meisel, and it’s not about us — or at least..
Presbyterian News Service ‘Called to stretch’ Louisville, Ky. (PNS) We are called by God to move out of our comfort zones and open ourselves up to the movement..
Presbyterian News Service Shopping around charlotte, n.c. (PNS) When it comes to increasing stewardship, churches can either change the slogan or change the product, said the Rev...
News from other sources Theologians and religious leaders say the Reformed tradition speaks against transactional concepts of covenant
News from other sources Ovid Benjamin “Ben” Sparks III, longtime pastor and advocate for those on the margins, dies at 87
News from other sources Ghost Ranch Foundation receives transformative estate gift from Vernon Pack, son of Arthur Pack, original Donor of Ghost Ranch
