The top 10 stories from GA
Here's what you need to know.
Here's what you need to know.
Progressive Christians read Barmen as a rejection of Christian nationalism, writes Theologian David W. Congdon. Conservatives view it as supporting their fight against a fascist administration. Where's the truth?
"I’m glad Donald Trump is alive, and I’m quite confident God is, too. But my understanding of Christian theology makes me certain that God did not save the former president from assassination," writes Shane Claiborne.
Many also asked for prayers for the country as a whole and the polarized political landscape.
A progressive leader among American seminaries, Rev. Dr. Handy becomes McCormick’s first African American president, succeeding newly retired David Crawford who positioned McCormick for a sustainable future.
Roger Gench writes about the impact of a scarcity mentality.
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Letarshia C. Robinson writes on Psalm 130.
A new PC(USA) mission network focuses on migrants leaving Central America for the United States. Anton Ahrens writes about the network's launch.
General Assembly 226 passes unifying budget paving the way for October report.
Allen says she has continued hope for MRTI’s role in holding companies accountable.
To stay at the table or walk away; that was the question.
Rigby was awarded the Excellence in Theological Education Award during #GA226. At a luncheon honoring her career, she offered insight and theological encouragement.
As lawmakers push faith-focused education bills, the statutes are facing pushback from an unexpected source: other religious people.
One commissioner at the 226th General Assembly shares lessons she has learned in facilitating community online.
Stories of gun violence and heartbreak lead to unanimous vote for action at #GA226.
In five or ten years, commissioner Alan Olson won't remember the business of #GA226. He will remember the people.
Also thwarts effort to keep moderator election at beginning of the assembly.
The resolution addresses diversity, equity and inclusion and the realities of Hispanic Latino-a-é ministry.
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Letarshia C. Robinson writes about learning God's law.
Philip Gladden writes on self-care and Mark 6:30-34, 53-56.
In this lesson, children will explore Paul’s body metaphor in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 and will consider how the joys and our challenges all of God’s people are connected.
Per capita to increase 13% over next two-year cycle.
Major changes include moving moderator elections and ending mission advisory delegates.