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God of the Black Woman
We call on your protection — from spaces that do not always apprehend the image of God in us, from systems that do not uphold our dignity.
Why do we keep doing these prayers of confession?
Two thoughtful theologians — Dr. Martha Moore-Keish, the J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, and the Rev. Dr. David Gambrell, Associate for Worship in the Office of Theology & Worship — put their brains and their hearts on display Thursday during the Presbyterian Association of Musicians’ town hall, “Why do we Keep Doing these Prayers of Confession?”
Sixth Sunday of Easter — Family faith formation for May 22, 2022
Why do you think Jesus wanted his disciples to understand the importance of love?
A prayer in response to the recent shootings in New York, California and Texas
God of grace, we lament the violence.
6th Sunday of Easter — May 22, 2022
On Sunday, May 22, at Unity Presbyterian Church we will celebrate our high school and college graduates.
Sharing the peace God gives to you — Weekly Christian ed lesson
Each Sunday we share the peace of Christ with one another as we worship God.
Order of worship — May 22, 2022
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
New grant to study how theological education can be more intercultural
Union Presbyterian Seminary professor looks to create more diverse course requirements
Katie Geneva Cannon Digital Collection
Sharing records, writings and interviews of a prominent womanist theologian
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) advocacy series lifts up Hispanic voices
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) advocacy series lifts up Hispanic voices
Silencing human rights advocacy in Israel has broad implications, PC(USA) webinar says Peace & Justice May 12, 2022
Panelists discuss US role in displacement of Palestinians, efforts to smear critics of Israeli government
Trust Black Women
Trust Black Women. Builders of cities and nations. Women from ancient of days. Queens — Nzinga, Nefertiti, Sheba, and Cleopatra.
Is being prophetic killing the church? Can being apostolic save it?
Most pastors were trained to be prophetic by tenured seminary professors who have typically never led congregational transformation. Graham Standish believes the Bible offers us a much better example of ministry in Acts: the apostolic model.
After church protests, experts warn extremists may exploit abortion demonstrations
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Religious leaders, governmental authorities and extremism experts say they are disquieted by a spate of incidents that took place..
The moment Covid cancelled the 2022 Presbyterian Youth Triennium, youth leaders across the country began creating innovative regional events
(PNS) — The pandemic has indeed nixed the planned in-person Presbyterian Youth Triennium this summer. But youth leaders across the country are coming..
Podcast review: “Truth’s Table”
“Truth’s Table” is a podcast built by Black women.
Black Voices in Children’s and YA literature
The publishing world has seen an increase in the representation of Black women’s voices, and it is a welcome change.
What’s right with Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church?
Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church — Princeton, New Jersey After closing our church’s physical doors because of COVID-19, our pastor Reverend Lukata Mjumbe..
Notice resurrection
The Gospels record that Jesus chooses when he makes himself known after his resurrection. He is perceived as a gardener or a..
“What to do with all the mad that you feel?”
On May 1, 1969, our venerable Presbyterian saint Mr. Fred Rogers sat before Congress to plead his case for funding for children’s programming on television.
A Savior with scars
What does it mean to have a savior with scars, wonders Gail Henderson-Belsito.
Resurrection, not resuscitation
What would it mean to let the pre-COVID ministry die, wonders Elizabeth Hakken Candido?
The long road to resurrection
Laurie Ann Kraus, director of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, connects the resurrection story to the work of disaster relief and living in a world where both suffering and hope are real.
The labor
The woman in the bed was pale. Not just her ashen skin but her presence, her being, seemed translucent. As we approached the bed, her eyes opened to reveal the child she had been once, expectant but uncomprehending.
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