Presbyterians Today

Children and diversity

Flyaway Books, a new imprint from Presbyterian Publishing Corp., offers several titles aimed at educating children about diversity and inclusiveness.

Native Americans find hope in the pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on Native Americans, but their communities have taken steps to come together and address their needs.

The great bookcase reveal

The books on our shelves say a lot about who we are and the people who have influenced our thinking and perspective on the world.

Picking out a frame

The canvas before us looks to be from a surrealist artist.  In the center, a figure in a beaked plague mask rides a green horse. To one side, bed-sheet banners with the message “No Job, No Rent” hang from apartment windows. To the other side, shirts on marching protesters bear the inscription “BLM.” And scattered through the scene are darkened churches painted upside down.

What did we expect?

She was disappointed and deflated as she reflected on three years of pastoring her church: This isn’t what I thought ministry would be like. Trying to be as gentle as possible, I asked, “What did you expect?”

The risky business of singing

Congregations are continuing to look for creative solutions to engage their members musically without the health risks of communal singing.

Sharing the peace of Christ with the world

The Peace & Global Witness offering — one of four annual special offerings of the PC(USA) — supports peacemaking and reconciliation ministry worldwide.

Make America compassionate

It is time for the followers of Jesus Christ to respond passionately with a call to make America compassionate and just.