Centering residents’ voices to bring about resident-led change
Margaret Mwale explains how the Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People has worked over the last half-century (PNS) —First things first...
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Someday, if you are interested …
Dave Coles shares an approach to evangelism that he has found helpful in his faith.
Chasing after Wind: A Pastor’s Life
Philip Reed reviews Douglas J. Brouwer's new book.
Black to the future – Literacy as freedom
Dana Moulds reflects on the history and power of literacy in the Black community.
‘Prisoners are not slaves’
(PNS) — What keeps you hopeful? That’s a question Presbyterian News Service posed to the Rev. Dr. Chris Hedges, Minister of Social Witness..
The Rev. Adriene Thorne is called to be The Riverside Church’s eighth senior minister
(PNS) — The Rev. Adriene Thorne, leader of First Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn, has been voted in by the congregation of The Riverside..
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost — July 24, 2022
A Looking into the Lectionary reflection from Rev. John Wurster.
This is our prayer — Weekly Christian ed lesson
A Christian ed lesson for children.
Order of worship — July 24, 2022
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
Horizons — Celebrating Sabbath — Overview
An overview of the 2022-2023 Presbyterian Women/Horizons Bible Study.
Books we love: The Pastor in a Secular Age
Author Andrew Root reminds Pastor Aaron Neff that his job matters in the secular age. Pastoral ministry is grounded in a radical affirmation of personhood, and this meets an important need.
Books briefly noted: Something for each age
Outlook Book Review Editor Amy Pagliarella suggests some must-read, books for all ages.
Celebrating the 1,000th Matthew 25 congregation
Spreading the vision of Matthew 25 across the Church
First Presbyterian Church — Columbus, Indiana
Felipe Martínez, the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Columbus, Indiana, shares how the Spirit is moving in their congregation.
The digital expansion of the Spirit
Julie Raffety, who pastors a smaller church, marvels at how the Spirit is doing a new thing at their church through technology.
Books briefly noted: Black Lit & Black lives
Outlook Book Review Editor Amy Pagliarella suggests some must-read, modern books about Black Lit & Black lives.
The Board of Pensions appoints Vivian D. Wesson as Executive Vice President and General Counsel
Legal executive to help advance the organization’s growth efforts
Why I’m Presbyterian: It’s the questions
Rev. Rebecca Gresham-Kesner’s questions brought her to the PC(USA), and the space allowed for her continued questions is why she stays.
The power of naming
Matthew Skolnik reflects how, as a church, we need to harness the power of naming our struggles honestly and openly. What would happen if we named the death of Christendom?
Books briefly noted: COVID fiction
Outlook Book Review Editor Amy Pagliarella suggests some must-read, modern books about COVID fiction.
Podcast review: “Harry Potter and the Sacred Text”
"Reading fiction doesn't help us escape the world, it helps us live in it."
Stated Clerk shares letter to church on GA decision regarding Israel-Palestine
J. Herbert Nelson affirms commitment to combat antisemitism.
The Loneliness Epidemic: Why So Many of Us Feel Alone — and How Leaders Can Respond
Diana Rubi reviews Susan Mettes' new book.
What is the future of Columbia Theological Seminary?
Using the seminary's digital archives, CTS alum Rev. Andrew Whaley examines 50+ years of graduating classes. He discovers there's been a drastic drop in class size over the past 10 years. What does this mean for the future of the school, he asks?
Sixth Sunday after Pentecost — July 17, 2022
A Looking into the Lectionary reflection from Rev. Teri McDowell Ott.
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