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Opinion: What the Bible really says about loan forgiveness
Roger S. Nam, professor of Hebrew Bible at Candler School of Theology with experience as a financial analyst, shares his thoughts on the Biden-Harris administration's student debt relief plan.
Who is in the family of God? — Weekly Christian ed lesson
A Christian ed lesson for children on Luke 14:25-33.
Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost — September 4, 2022
Reflecting on the life of Presbyterian writer and theologian Frederick Buechner as well as Moses' last words to Israel, Teri McDowell Ott urges readers to "choose life."
Order of worship — September 4, 2022
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
The PC(USA), A Corporation board considers the denomination’s information technology, national structure and funding system
Also on the table: how the denomination can be a better partner in equity and inclusion work in Louisville.
An interfaith discussion on the role of religion in mental health
Academics and religious leaders address the role of faith and community in managing mental health issues in young people and society as a whole.
Tech watch: COROS PACE 2
Letarshia C. Robinson reviews a piece of technology that encourages her to care for herself.
Choosing love in a dumpster fire
"But love – real love that speaks truth, works collectively for change, sacrifices while simultaneously honoring our own integrity – that’s life-changing; it offers clarity and stability."
Patriarch Kirill cancels Kazakhstan trip and chance to meet with Pope Francis
For the second time this year, an in-person meeting between the two global religious leaders has fallen apart.
Ecumenical leaders: Be wary of the Marcos dynasty
Two bishops caution webinar attendees against further human rights abuses in the Philippines.
Praying with Every Heart: Orienting Our Lives to Wholeness of the World
Rev. Derek Elmi-Buursma reviews Cláudio Carvalhaes' new book.
Learning to set assumptions aside
Rev. Elana Keppel Levy shares how one high school class taught her about the judgments she made about others.
Finding identity as a young woman pastor
Rev. Eliza Jaremko, who recently turned 40, looks back on her what she's learned since her ordination at age 27.
Presbyterian support for the Sanctuary Movement
Personal histories of sanctuary and accompaniment are shared during PHS LIVE.
Models in ministry
College chaplain Maggie Alsup remembers with gratitude the chaplain and pastor, both women, who shepherded her through her college years. They stand as models for the call she now feels in her life.
A shimmer in a fifth-grade hallway
In this back-to-school season, Rev. Andrew Taylor-Troutman shares a lesson he learned in fifth grade about the power of human connection.
Jesus won’t abandon you if you don’t have a full-time pastor
Bi-vocational journalist and minister Jeffrey MacDonald shares success stories from small churches with part-time pastors.
Small churches seek a way forward
PC(USA) minister and small church consultant Deborah Wright shares lessons from small churches across the country. With her partner Jim Kitchens, she asks: What can small churches do well? How can they dream up a future?
“Unbounded We Thrive”: A YAAD’s reflection
Young Adult Advisory Delegate Daniel Presa reflects on his time at General Assembly 225.
NEXT Church and the church that is next
John Wilkinson, who helped to found NEXT Church, shares some of the history of the organization and why there is a constant need for the church to look forward.
Twenty-two Young Adult Volunteers who will work for a year at 10 sites are commissioned on Sunday.
"Look right into the face of Almighty God and give yourself to the work that is before you."
Sit-ins and other forms of protest go way back
The Rev. Jimmie Hawkins sets the context for Black protest during the most recent ‘A Matter of Faith’ podcast.
31 UMC churches in NC demand immediate exit from denomination, threaten lawsuit
Legal action or the threat of legal action represents a new strategy on behalf of churches wanting an immediate exit from the United Methodist Church.
Office of Public Witness urges Presbyterians to contact Congress over Israeli military attacks on Palestinians
This week, the Israeli army attacked the offices of seven Palestinian human rights and civil society organizations.
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