Conversion Therapy Dropout
Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez traces his journey from shame and exclusion to healing, faith and queer belonging in the church in "Conversion Therapy Dropout." Amy Pagliarella offers a review.
There’s never a bad time to pick up a book. Whether you’re sitting poolside or on the porch, summer invites you into stories that inform and deepen our faith. The Outlook’s book review editor, the Rev. Amy Pagliarella, has cultivated a variety of books, starting on page 10, that will help us remember that God is in all that we do, breathe, see — and, yes, read.
General Assembly 227
This issue is also the first of two Presbyterian Outlook issues devoted to the business of the General Assembly, which will be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 22 – July 2. Visit our special section starting on page 22 for stories about the work and business of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez traces his journey from shame and exclusion to healing, faith and queer belonging in the church in "Conversion Therapy Dropout." Amy Pagliarella offers a review.
After World Mission's closure, two Arizona presbyteries found a way to keep a longtime border ministry alive.
Speaking publicly for the first time together, partners from Egypt, Costa Rica and Argentina described the impact of losing mission co-workers and questioned who benefited from the changes.
Historian and missiologist Stanley H. Skreslet reflects on Christian witness as the PC(USA) considers creating a new missiological statement.
Pastors often leave boundary training knowing the rules but still struggling with conflict, anxiety, and burnout. A new model in the Synod of Lincoln Trails aims to change that, writes Rebecca Blair.
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