A 90-minute Presbyterian Outlook webinar featuring Clif Christopher
August 27, 2013 at 2 p.m. EDT (11 a.m. PDT)
In this webinar, Dr. Christopher will discuss his belief that churches must change their whole culture around financial stewardship or risk losing more and more market share of philanthropic gifts.
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A Presbyterian Outlook 90-minute webinar presented by Henry Brinton
Will your church be ready for guests this summer and fall?
Summer is the perfect time to put a hospitality plan in place.
Henry Brinton's book "The Welcoming Congregation: Roots and Fruits of Christian Hospitality" blends the “how to” and the “why to” of Christian hospitality, presents the best practices of welcoming congregations across the theological spectrum, and offers concrete action plans for congregations.
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Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2 p.m. Eastern time (11a.m Pacific time) “HOW TO TALK ABOUT MONEY WITH THEOLOGICAL INTEGRITY"
A 90-Minute, Live Presbyterian Outlook Webinar Featuring Bill Enright
Jesus had much to say about money and the faithful use of possessions; in fact the Bible has more to say about this subject than love or prayer. Ironically, most pulpits are silent when it comes to money-talk except for the annual stewardship or “we-need-your-money” sermon. How different might the financial health of most American congregations be if clergy knew how to talk about money with theological integrity and pastoral sensitivity?
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In 1991, Loren Mead wrote “The Once and Future Church,” a book about the future of ministry.
At this time of year many people are preparing for the joyous celebration of Christmas.
Children are excited as they see the presents under the tree.
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“Would you like to come upstairs and play in my room?” asked my 3-year old niece, for whom I was babysitting.
“Sure,” I said, and up we went. Within minutes we were on the floor together, playing with toys.
Of all the stars who have ever hung upon the eastern sky,
There is one remembered above all the rest … no others even try.
Gus, we read your book and would like to try what it says in our church in Atlantic..” The personnel committee had read “Service is the Point” and wanted to try it out.
In thinking about our declining Presbyterian Church membership, one possible way to stem the tide is to establish new union churches with other denominations.
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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
We write in response to your letter addressed to the entire PC(USA) family about the current stress and division in our denomination.
A few weeks ago, Barbara Wheeler and John Wilkinson wrote a very well-reasoned appeal to conservatives to stay in the PC(USA) if..
Webinar - “Faithful Presence: Preaching the Word”
When I was in high school Advanced Biology class, I remember that I was skeptical of evolution, but I never had any..
This time 30 years ago my friends and I were preparing for final exams and descending into melancholy as we listened to Dan Fogelberg sing, “Same Old Lang Syne” on my roommate’s car radio.
We speak a shared language, Presbyterian-related colleges and their sister churches — a language of scholarship, faith, vocation, arts, community and service.
Colleges
Austin College, Sherman, Texas, May 15, 8:30 a.m., on campus. Drayton McLane, chairman of McLane Group and longtime chair and CEO of the Houston Astros Baseball Club, is keynote speaker.
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