The PC(USA) and more than two dozen other faith groups are suing to overturn the recission of a policy that protects immigrants.
Mark Hinds explores Matthew 27:24–28:10—Jesus’s trial, crucifixion, and resurrection—revealing themes of power, betrayal, hope, and transformative redemption.
Presbyterian Outlook will conclude its Outlook Standard Lessons in May 2025 as we refocus on digital growth to better serve the evolving church.
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On Easter, we celebrate freedom in Christ. But who gets the mic? Teri McDowell Ott reflects.
The Rev. Dr. Maisha I. Handy is the first African American president in the seminary’s 195-year history.
Rosalind Banbury's ninth reflection on the 2024-2025 Presbyterian Women/Horizons Bible Study.
Savannah Demuynck offers a prayer reflecting on Christ’s call to humility and service.
Andy Greenhow reflects on Presbyterian intellectualism, discipleship, and the unexpected wisdom of his three-legged dog, Melody.
PC(USA) partner in Sarajevo reveals need for global advocacy for LGBTQIA+ rights.
What happens when we explore the possibilities of what can be? (Hint: it's joyful.) — Cliff Haddox
Interim Unified Agency leaders share insight into new strategy.
Mission partners criticize the elimination of mission co-workers as abrupt, colonial and damaging to international relationships.
Owen Gibbs’ story exemplifies the significance of Amendment 24-A and the church's commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion.
Observing Passion Sunday rather than Palm Sunday this year may allow worshippers to look for God in their own places of grief and despair. — Ginna Bairby
Chris Burton writes on 1 John 2.
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Angela Denker explores the radicalization of young White men in America and the role of right-wing Christianity, while also highlighting those who promote a more compassionate path. — Amy Pagliarella
Joy is not the result of turning a blind eye to the brokenness of ourselves and our world; instead, joy is confidence in the power of love. — Tom Are Jr.
Presbyterian churches, including St. Andrew's in Austin and Lake View in Chicago, are stepping up efforts to provide support to vulnerable migrants amid heightened immigration enforcement.
Graham defended the Trump administration's review of USAID funding as an important step in reining in federal waste and fraud.
Southeastern Presbyterian camps are recovering, rebuilding and welcoming new seasons of ministry, writes Colleen Earp.
What does the Bible really say about diversity, equity and inclusion? While political leaders label DEI a "radical leftist agenda," Jesus' ministry tells a different story. So why do some Christians reject it, asks Emery J. Cummins?
A barista’s joy transforms Teri McDowell Ott's routine Starbucks visit into a lesson on contagious, life-changing joy — shared, uncontained, and deeply felt.
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