J. Herbert Nelson focuses on unnecessary bloodshed.
Says one partner: ‘The networking is how you get stuff done.’
A new video celebrates 10 years of innovation and dedication among worshiping communities.
Says one member: ‘We’re not going to have change or create change unless we vote.’
Thousands to take part in COP27 and related events for the next two weeks.
Three women are honored during a ceremony filled with kind words, music, scripture and prayers.
Gathering to discuss amendment votes and other continuing work from the summer Assembly.
Fundraising is a ministry of intentionality and relationships.
President Pollard will serve until a new president is named and assumes office, no later than January 2024.
The Faith-Based Security Advisory Council, which will make recommendations to the secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, convened for the first time in early October.
Many professors at the 146-year-old school no longer hold that sex outside of heterosexual marriage is sinful. The university gave them permission to dissent on that issue.
Women, life, freedom
The Rev. Shanea D. Leonard also leads a spirited discussion on white supremacy during their final keynote Tuesday.
Stated Clerk urges voters to think before they cast their ballot.
Keller said many of his fellow Christians have become afraid to say they are sorry and admit when they are wrong. Others use forgiveness to hide the truth.
A press release from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary.
A summary of the fall meeting of the Board of Pensions' board of directors.
While Vatican officials defended the deal for promoting dialogue with China, members of the federal commission say things have only gotten worse.
The Rev. Gregory Bentley, Co-Moderator of the 224th General Assembly in 2020, delivers a stirring Good Samaritan sermon during opening worship.
As Christian nationalists get more specific, ideological and theological divisions have reemerged.
The Rev. Sally Foster-Fulton has led Christian Aid in Scotland for the past six years.
Participants gain from two-way learning experience with Presbyterians from across the country.
The brutal murder of Emmett Till became a catalyst for the civil rights movement and has enduring relevance in today's anti-racist activism.
During a month-long study abroad in Oxford, England, college senior Evan Louey-Dacus sought to learn more about the lives of his literary heroes, including C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Government measures to counteract Uganda's Ebola outbreak include bans on funerals and other religious services.
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