Presbyterian gun owners address the complexities
For gun-owning Presbyterians, control is – and isn’t – a cut-and-dried issue, Leslie Scanlon finds.
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Why should we talk to kids about justice issues?
Sara Pantazes, a mother and director of faith formation, shares why churches should talk about justice with kids, and a couple of ideas of where these conversations can start.
Get Those Chop Saws Going!
Congregations and communities host guns to gardens events to prevent gun violence.
Two alums share advice and support for YAVs preparing for their ‘year of service for a lifetime of change’
A year as a Young Adult Volunteer is "like being air-dropped in the middle of chaos."
Back-to-school blessing
A prayer by Teri McDowell Ott.
Young adult advisory delegates in action
YAAD Daniel Herron shares a moment where he saw the Spirit show up at GA225 and the hope he has for the church.
An interfaith group in Oregon is behind one of nation’s strictest gun control measures
‘Never underestimate what can come from a church basement, a synagogue, a mosque or a temple,’ said the Rev. Mark Knutson, senior pastor of Augustana Lutheran Church in Portland, Oregon.
Hope for shattered pieces
Quincy Worthington, pastor at Highland Park Presbyterian Church north of Chicago, shares an honest reflection after the 2022 mass shooting at the Highland Park July 4 parade. Is there hope for life when we feel like shards of glass?
Polarization, bullying, harassment and free and fair elections occupy the work of the Addressing Violence in the USA Committee
On its first day, the committee named the relevance and importance of their work, passing three resolutions: one on polarization; another on bullying, harassment, and assault; and a third on democracy, voting rights, and electoral reform.
Gun violence and GA225
'Addressing Violence in the USA' committee to examine links between guns, inequality, advocacy