(LOUISVILLE PRESBYTERIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY COMMUNICATIONS.) – On Tuesday, February 27, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary will host its annual Black Church Studies Consultation...
(PNS) Hundreds of thousands of federal employees began the work week not sure if they would be going to the office or..
The best retirement home chaplains cannot be all things to all residents, nor can they provide an authentic religious experience outside their..
Lake Seminole Presbyterian Church —Seminole, Florida During Sunday morning worship, as the pastor I use lots of spoken words – but that..
(WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH COMMUNICATIONS) Westminster Presbyterian Church opened the doors Sunday, January 14, on its inspiring 41,000-square-foot expansion to its historic building..
LOUISVILLE (PNS) – Fasting clergy and staff from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) joined with congregation and community members for a vigil at..
Jonah 3:1-5, 10; Mark 1:14-20 God tells Jonah to go to Nineveh and proclaim God’s message. Check. The people of Nineveh hear..
SEATTLE – What’s still to be done? What are the right words for the report? The Way Forward Commission, meeting Jan. 17-19..
Jerry R. Tompkins, editor Resource Publications, 178 pages The ugly brutalities of war are best told by eyewitnesses so the danger of..
Recently, following worship, a congregant had a seizure before leaving the church. I was still in the sanctuary talking with some folks..
SEATTLE – The Way Forward Commission began on Jan. 17 the work of outlining what it wants to include in its report..
(WCC) From 18-25 January, Christians across the world will bear witness to Jesus’s prayer for his disciples that “they may be one..
(PRESS RELEASE) The effects of fossil fuels on our world and its people are dramatic--and so is the action many will take this..
(PNS) Flor N. Vélez-Díaz, a lifelong Presbyterian and Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, native, has been appointed manager of judicial process in the Office of..
SEATTLE – As the Way Forward Commission began its Jan. 17-19 meeting in Seattle – a meeting at which the commission is..
“Lord, teach us to pray” (Luke 11:1b). This heartfelt request of the disciples still resonates within us today. Their desire to know..
Andrew Jackson, whose presidency is marked by the Indian Removal Act, was a Presbyterian. He was also a slaveholder. One might, of..
SEATTLE – J. Herbert Nelson, stated clerk of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), is challenging Presbyterians to “gravitate to an ethos of possibility..
(OGA) He prayed for us. Harry came over and prayed for us. It was a small, extraordinary act of kindness, for which..
(PNS) Residents of Montecito, Ventura and Santa Barbara are still reeling from the recent mudslides that have left residents dead, injured and..
In the beginning you spoke, Creator and creative God. You summoned light and order, called forth a multitude of life, looked upon..
(PNS) With “Home” as its theme, the 2018 Montreat College Conference (Jan. 2-5, 2018) urged students and their ministry leaders to consider..
I remember when I was in seminary when a friend asked me to pray for him. “I’m only asking you,” he said,..
(RNS) Religious groups are planning more than the annual holiday celebrations that note the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr...
The anniversary is over – now down to business. Welcome to 2018 – the year after the 500th anniversary of the Reformation...
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