Being Matthew 25 explores innovative ways Denver-area churches are helping their neighbors into housing
It can be as simple as allowing overnight parking in the church parking lot, or as complicated as taking on city hall.
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A new season for church ministry
"What is the future of our congregation? Where is the Holy Spirit leading us?"
Seeing those who are rendered invisible
"Faces change but exploitative systems remain the same."
Pushed online in pandemic, women of color find safe spaces for faith and healing
‘There’s really no space in the nonprofit world, racial justice world or the ministry world that is just for women of color.’
Presbyterian Mission Agency’s Associate Director of Advocacy joins thousands at the White House to celebrate the Inflation Reduction Act
Tuesday’s gathering on the South Lawn featured a speech by President Joe Biden and songs by James Taylor.
Bail Project still basks in success of the 225th General Assembly
Louisville chapter is hopeful as it seeks to help those in jail awaiting trial.
What is the World Council of Churches and why does it matter?
Neal D. Presa, a teaching elder of the Presbytery of San Diego and a delegate of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) to the 11th Assembly of the World Council of Churches, shares his thoughts.
Co-Moderators optimistic about the future of the PC(USA)
Shavon Starling-Louis and Ruth Faith Santana-Grace expand on lament and hope.
Fewer than half of Americans may be Christian by 2070, according to new projections
A new report projects Americans' future — a future where Christianity, though diminished, persists, while non-Christian faiths grow amid rising secularization.
The importance of difference
Rather than being suspicious of other viewpoints, Aaron Neff has learned to embrace disparity as a potential vehicle for the Holy Spirit.
Shared food ministry fosters friendship between two diverse churches
Dodd-Sterling United Methodist Church and St. Luke's Presbyterian respond to their community's food insecurity while caring for one another.
From shoeboxes to war zones: How Samaritan’s Purse became a $1 billion humanitarian aid powerhouse
Now one of the largest US nonprofits, its growth has come largely through frontline work in public health crises and natural disasters around the world.
PC(USA) Co-Moderator, UCC Capitol Hill advocate talk formation, faith and the future
"We either have fun learning or we give in to despair."
Podcast review: “Learning How to See”
How do we transform and transcend our biases?
Evangelism: Addressing Harm, Embracing Hope
The Office of Theology, Formation & Evangelism of the Presbyterian Mission Agency, PC(USA), in partnership with Montreat Conference Center, is hosting the hybrid conference “Evangelism: Addressing Harm, Embracing Hope” on Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2022.
Kentucky pastor documents community’s deep loss and resiliency following major floods
PC(USA) minister at large Janice Stamper shares an account of the devastation following a major flood in July. She encounters death, loss, destruction, and glimpses of God’s presence too.
Nearly 200 religious colleges deemed ‘unsafe’ for LGBTQ students by Campus Pride
'Campus Pride envisions campuses and a society free of anti-LGBTQ+ prejudice, bigotry, and hate,' said Campus Pride Executive Director Shane Windmeyer.
At World Council of Churches gathering, Russian church keeps its membership
The 11th assembly of the World Council of Churches approved a statement on Thursday (Sept. 8) regarding Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Unity among members of the World Council of Churches? Not in every case, Presbyterians on the ground report
A statement on seeking justice and peace in the Middle East stops short of calling Israel’s actions against Palestinians ‘apartheid.’
The Church of Scotland pays tribute to Her Majesty the Queen
The moderator of the PC(USA)’s Scottish forebear says she’s been ‘the steady constant in the life of our nation for over seven decades.’
Order of worship — September 18, 2022
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
If you want to be sad, be sad — Weekly Christian ed lesson
A Christian ed lesson for children on Jeremiah 8:18-9:1.
Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost — September 18, 2022
In this week’s lectionary reflection, Teri McDowell Ott writes about debt forgiveness in light of Luke’s parable of the dishonest manager.
The Tree at the Edge of the World
A poem by Paul Hooker.
Unity Presbyterian Church — Fort Mill, South Carolina
Maggie Bost, an elder at Unity Presbyterian in Fort Mill, South Carolina, shares how the Spirit is moving in their congregation.
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