Joy, like magic, is best shared
What happens when we explore the possibilities of what can be? (Hint: it's joyful.) — Cliff Haddox
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Financial sustainability is a critical component of changes in PC(USA) global engagement
Interim Unified Agency leaders share insight into new strategy.
Global partners protest PC(USA) mission layoffs in open letter
Mission partners criticize the elimination of mission co-workers as abrupt, colonial and damaging to international relationships.
Transgender teen’s testimony at GA challenges PC(USA) toward greater inclusivity
Owen Gibbs’ story exemplifies the significance of Amendment 24-A and the church's commitment to LGBTQIA+ inclusion.
Passion Sunday — April 13, 2025
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
Thanks for looking out (April 13, 2025)
Chris Burton writes on 1 John 2.
Order of worship — April 13, 2025
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
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Disciples of White Jesus
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
Practicing joy when the world is falling apart
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.
These churches offer shelter and sanctuary to vulnerable migrants. Here’s why.
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.
White House unfreezes $19 million in USAID funding for Samaritan’s Purse
Graham defended the Trump administration's review of USAID funding as an important step in reining in federal waste and fraud.
Presbyterian camp and conference centers recover and ready for summer
Southeastern Presbyterian camps are recovering, rebuilding and welcoming new seasons of ministry, writes Colleen Earp.
DEI: Gospel imperative or radical leftwing agenda?
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?
The transformative power of Easter joy
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.
Unification Commission approves a job description for the Stated Clerk/Executive Director
Commissioners also receive an update on the transformation of World Mission.
Good Soil: The Education of an Accidental Farmhand
Journalist and pastor Jeff Chu reflects on the lessons he learned at Princeton Seminary's Farminary.
Perseverance, grace and community (April 6, 2025)
Mark Hinds writes about Hebrews 9 and 10.
Fifth Sunday in Lent — April 6, 2025
Matthew A. Rich explores what joy looks like in Lent.
Order of worship — April 6, 2025
You are welcome to use this liturgy in your online worship services and distribute it to your congregation.
I have a question: Embracing wonder and curiosity in faith
Maggie Alsup explores how childlike wonder deepens faith and sparks joy.
You’ve likely heard the Serenity Prayer − but not its backstory
Scott Paeth explores the Serenity Prayer's origins and its deep connection to Reinhold Niebuhr’s Christian realism, exploring faith, courage and justice.
Discussion guide for March 2025 issue
In each issue of the Outlook, we include a discussion guide to further reflect on the issue. We recommend using this guide in your Bible study, small group or book club. It's our invitation into a faithful conversation.
Here’s a look at the various legal battles faith groups are fighting against the Trump administration
Since he was inaugurated in January, President Donald Trump has faced virtually constant pushback from faith groups, including in the courts.
The surprising power of small churches
Phillip Blackburn shares how a small rural church in Arkansas is making a big impact — and why challenging our assumptions about church size and leadership matters.
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