Presbyterian pastor whose church was destroyed by the Palisades fire reflects on loss
Despite tragedy, members of Pacific Palisades Presbyterian Church are taking solace in one another and in small acts of kindness.
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Who is Charlie Kirk, the new faith-focused enforcer of Trumpism?
Kirk is positioning himself as not only Trump’s fiercest backer in the religious right but an enforcer of Trumpian dogma.
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Savannah Demuynck reflects on the centrality of extending and receiving forgiveness in the Christian faith.
Order of worship — February 2, 2025
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany — February 2, 2025
Walter Canter reflects on unanswered prayers, healing, and holding love and anger in tension.
Presbyterians in Pakistan: A historic reunification
Three oppositional Presbyterian parties in Pakistan united recently, settling their differences and ending several years of hostility.
Pennsylvania church surrenders part of the proceeds of the sale of its manse to the Lenape people
During Advent, First Presbyterian Church of Lansdowne held a moving and meaningful service of surrender.
Horizons — Climate change
Rosalind Banbury's sixth reflection on the 2024-2025 Presbyterian Women/Horizons Bible Study.
The holy trinity of public theology
What if there's also a rhythmic circle, giving a never-ending space for the dance of proclamation, advocacy and creativity? Jack Miller writes.
Pardon me, Jesus
In response to recent presidential pardons, Joshua Gritter explores the tensions of justice and mercy.
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