Presbyterians Today

The power of solitude

Carving out some quiet time each day is a time-honored spiritual practice to be fully present to God and calm the spirit.

Session stands up to racism

A mostly-white congregation took a public stand against structural racism and its activism is attracting new families.

A new year, a new goal

A month-by-month guide on how churches can practice stewardship throughout the year as a spiritual discipline.

Under construction

Twelve degrees and cloudy-gray, with snow in the forecast. I’m looking out at Christina Rossetti’s “bleak midwinter.” 

Gospel and inclusivity

Diversity, as cosmetics, impedes inclusion and equity. Unfortunately, diversity in church often remains at the cosmetic level, more worried about how we present ourselves in public gatherings.

Sharing the Dream

MLK Day is a national day of service intended to share the wealth of the earth with all to eliminate hunger, poverty, violence and homelessness.

Lord’s Supper or Holy Communion?

Coming together at God’s table nourishes us on our journey through life, demonstrates God’s power and is a witness to the world.