Presbyterian Disaster Assistance calls for prayers and provides a mechanism to give.
More Light Presbyterians offer advice for creating inclusive worship experiences.
“We are receiving an opportunity to tell stories,” says Pastor Jody Noble.
Celebrated liturgics and homiletics professor at Austin, Union and McCormick seminaries was a noted authority on ordination and ministry.
New committees will coordinate relationships, ministry and resources.
Community Circle takes a ‘how’ mindset toward disability inclusion.
Stated Clerk Jihyun Oh's response underscores service to humanity, care of the environment, responsible investments, and engagement consistent with Christian witness.
The Rev. Dr. Andrew Pomerville is formally installed 14 months after beginning his tenure.
Apply for a mini grant by Nov. 1.
She’s remembered as a passionate educator, church leader and human rights advocate.
Commissioners will take on the governance functions of the Committee on the Office of the General Assembly and Presbyterian Mission Agency Board.
Social media campaign focuses on General Assembly policy and other information voters need.
The Rev. CeCe Armstrong turns to a familiar text during closing worship at the 2024 Churchwide Gathering of Presbyterian Women.
The new office will help commissioners implement their decisions, set up a program plan, and develop a change management and communication strategy.
The Rev. Dr. John Cleghorn’s new book from Westminster John Knox Press will be available in October.
Churches for Middle East Peace prays for immediate end to violence in Gaza.
Bronwen Boswell calls for a peaceful political season.
Allen says she has continued hope for MRTI’s role in holding companies accountable.
Also thwarts effort to keep moderator election at beginning of the assembly.
The resolution addresses diversity, equity and inclusion and the realities of Hispanic Latino-a-é ministry.
Event celebrates innovation, partnership.
A one-vote margin to approve amended Special Offerings Task Force Report is reversed following a motion to reconsider.
Beloved former stated clerk, the Rev. Dr. J. Herbert Nelson, II, is honored for his unparalleled legacy of witnessing to God’s justice.
A full second day concludes the committee’s work.
Recommendations call church to prayer and seminaries to disinvestment transparency.
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