GA committee discusses the churches response to gun violence, racism and Puerto Rico
ST. LOUIS – Gun violence. Transformation. Race. The Social Justice Committee finished their work on Tuesday, June 19, at the 223rdGeneral Assembly..
ST. LOUIS – Gun violence. Transformation. Race. The Social Justice Committee finished their work on Tuesday, June 19, at the 223rdGeneral Assembly..
(RNS) — More than 600 United Methodist clergy and laypeople have signed a formal denominational complaint against fellow United Methodist Attorney General..
ST. LOUIS – Fifty breakfasts. The Presbyterian Peace Fellowship, an organization founded in 1944, held it's 50th General Assembly breakfast on June..
ST. LOUIS – Even after a late night of committee meetings, commissioners filed into the auditorium early on the morning of Tuesday,..
ST. LOUIS – On Tuesday, June 19, Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and the Office of Immigration in the Office of the General Assembly..
ST. LOUIS – The Way Forward Committee of the 2018 General Assembly voted 51-5 on June 19 to approve the recommendations from..
ST. LOUIS — In its final day of work, the Middle East Issues Committee sent forward what its advocates call a..
There is a sacred space in the middle of the St. Louis Convention Center, a place of reflection and respite, a circular..
ST. LOUIS – The Way Forward Committee began making progress on parts of its work June 19, plowing through recommendations involving translation..
ST. LOUIS – Who do you say that I am? That’s the question clerks, sessions and sometimes the church administrator answer in..
A General Assembly committee voted 35-20 on June 18 to recommend approval of a proposal asking the 2018 General Assembly to direct..
Lord, what is the way forward? How do we know what to change and what to keep? What is essential and what..
ST. LOUIS – What the General Assembly’s The Way Forward Committee might do became less clear on the evening of June 18,..
ST. LOUIS — The General Assembly’s Middle East Issues Committee sped smoothly through much of its agenda June 18. The only close..
ST. LOUIS — Inclusivity, #MeToo, people of color, suicide, a moratorium on all executions, religious freedom without discrimination, and affirming and celebrating..
ST. LOUIS – Should per capita be increased? If so, how high? The General Assembly Procedures Committee of the 223 General spent..
ST. LOUIS — Threats are nothing new for Bassem Eid. During his 26 years of investigating human rights abuses, he’s gotten a..
At the opening worship of General Assembly, I sat down next to Kristie Wagner, a ruling elder commissioner from Kendall Presbytery in..
ST. LOUIS – The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has affirmed a concern for caring for God’s creation – now it’s considering whether ending use..
ST. LOUIS – Representatives of the Way Forward Commission and the All Agency Review Committee made the case June 18 that a..
Welcome to St. Louis! During the first weekend of the 223rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), The Committee on Local..
The 223rd General Assembly will be reviewing an overture to provide education on serious mental illness in congregations, presbyteries and seminaries.
Lord, presentations have been made, and committees have started meeting. We have prayed and praised, worshipped and broken bread together. Colleagues have..
ST. LOUIS – The Way Forward Committee took action on the 2020 Vision Team report June 17 – but along the way..
ST. LOUIS – Walking around the America’s Center Convention Complex, where the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s 223rd General Assembly is being held, it’s impossible to..