Stated Clerk and Executive Director of Presbyterian Life & Witness Jihyun Oh and co-Moderators of the 227th General Assembly Marta Pumroy-Cordero and Kris Schondelmeyer speak out against the death penalty.
Lowcountry Presbyterian Church in Bluffton, South Carolina, is hiring.
Third annual Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage reasserts the church’s role in gun-violence prevention.
Four new online micro-courses focus on Christian discernment, Sabbath, pilgrimage and contemplative prayer.
Trinity Presbyterian Church in Columbia, Missouri, is hiring.
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Stephanie Sorge reflects on living into Jesus’ greatest commandments amid conflict, change and the church’s ongoing reformation.
“Christianity at a Crossroads” chronicles congregational church life in the United States as growth has flatlined, younger generations are less religious, and scandal has overtaken nearly every Christian denomination.
When the words for prayer won’t come, what does a pastor say — and to whom? Paul Hooker reflects.
Three stories illustrate the far-reaching impact of the PC(USA)’s newest Special Offering.
Second Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, is hiring.
A memo announcing the establishment of the Office of Religious Affairs said it would ‘oversee research, technology, and analytical tools to support and assess spiritual fitness, spiritual readiness, and spiritual resilience’ of soldiers.
The redesigned curriculum reduces the degree requirement from 90 to 77 credit hours while creating a more intentional, integrated learning experience.
Maggie Alsup learns from students that ministry with young adults begins not with perfect programs or invitations, but with consistent presence at the tables where they already gather.
What if theological education isn’t just for pastors, but for every Christian, asks Beth McCaw?
Campus minister Mathew Frease has watched students build community across differences. What he’s seen challenges churches to rethink how people become seen, known and loved.
National Presbyterian Church associate pastor comes from behind to win on the iconic game show.
Religion shapes our shared life. Theological education helps Christians discern when faith leads toward love and justice — and when it is used to justify exclusion and power, writes Teri McDowell Ott.
University Presbyterian Church in El Paso, Texas, is hiring.
Rae Watson asks what it means to belong to God while living by the rules of the world.
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Julia Burkley offers another perspective on Communion and eating disorders, reflecting on how the table became a place of safety, sustenance and healing in her own recovery.
Presbyterian Hunger Program approves $1.2 million in funding for life-sustaining work.
Engagement opportunities are being offered over the next few weeks.
Training ruling elders to preside at Communion isn’t simply a response to pastoral shortages, writes Joel Moody. It can be an expression of Reformed theology and a celebration of gifts.
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