Presbyterians Today Archives

Posted March 5th, 2021

The Scriptures focus more on the question of “who” the Resurrected One is for us, rather than the “how” this amazing event happened.

Posted March 4th, 2021

If a church community is truly to become a beloved community, church leaders have to have the courage to stand up for all people.

Posted March 3rd, 2021

The Feast of the Annunciation celebrates the archangel Gabriel’s announcement to Mary that she had been chosen to bear God’s son.

Posted March 2nd, 2021

Presbyterian churches are collaborating with other congregations, pooling their resources to produce exciting online worship services.

Posted February 26th, 2021

A year of pandemic living has hopefully taught us to act on our dreams — and not ignore them because they might seem too hard.

Posted February 24th, 2021

A very small Washington state congregation is helping its community by providing nutritious meals for children when out of school.

Posted February 22nd, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need for more church ministries and services, but this has led to compassion fatigue.

Posted February 20th, 2021

During this time of pandemic, the “flowering of the cross” tradition is a great, safe way for congregations to celebrate the Resurrection.

Posted February 20th, 2021

If you have a desire to grow closer to God, the Holy Spirit will guide you to find devotional practices that bring you joy and peace.

Posted February 20th, 2021

The hardest part in seeking God’s forgiveness is working toward restoration of the wrongs we have done, but God’s grace helps us achieve this.