There’s never a good time to move.
Mary knew it. And Joseph did, too. And yet, despite Mary’s being great with child, they left their home in Nazareth of Galilee to travel to Bethlehem of Judea when God and civic duty called. Read more »
December 25, 2024
God’s family on the move
There’s never a good time to move.
Mary knew it. And Joseph did, too. And yet, despite Mary’s being great with child, they left their home in Nazareth of Galilee to travel to Bethlehem of Judea when God and civic duty called. Read more »
Investors often think that their portfolio will suffer if they choose to invest according to their values — otherwise known as environmental, social, and governance issues. 
Facing a recurring $80,000 to $100,000 annual budget deficit, the Rev. Jeanne Radak knew her first task in 2013 as the new presbytery leader for the Presbytery of Newton was to create a more sustainable budget model and process. 
The Rev. Maggie Alsup, chaplain and director of service at Lyon College, had been brainstorming with the director of the college’s counseling and student life center on “ways to help students integrate practices to help them rest and address stress and anxiety” when she saw a call for applications from the PC(USA)’s Teaching the Bible Grant. Lyon College, a Presbyterian-related college and member of the Association for Presbyterian Colleges and Universities, is in Batesville, Arkansas, two hours west of Memphis, Tennessee, and 90 minutes north of Little Rock, Arkansas. 
성탄의 기쁨 특별 헌금, 재정적으로 어려운 이들을 돕고 삶을 변화시키다 에밀리 엔더스 오돔 루이빌 – 20년 전쯤, 전화 한 통이 제니 위트포드의 세상을 완전히 뒤집어 놓았다. 위트포드와 아이들은 휴가에서 돌아온지… 
Did you ever have a dream of a street, a park, or perhaps a country being named after you?
Naming a country after himself was the arrogant feat accomplished by Cecil Rhodes, a British citizen in the late 1800s. As the founder of the British South Africa Company in 1893, Rhodes, besides reaping untold riches, managed to name a large territory in the southern part of Africa after himself, Rhodesia, a new country 1.5 times larger than his home country, England. No doubt a conquest bolstering his prestige in the gentlemen’s clubs of London, while his subjects spent lifetimes toiling and sweating in his diamond, gold and copper mines. 
Members and friends of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Southwest District of Columbia has been exploring how they can best use their property for the community. 
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation, the principal corporate entity of the General Assembly of the PC(USA), has received a $2,431,641 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Religion and Cultural Institutions Initiative. The grant will serve to support and augment the Presbyterian Historical Society’s (PHS) exhibit program.