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Board approves plan for reimagining and rebuilding the Presbyterian Mission Agency

Posted October 7th, 2021

In its final action of 2021, the Presbyterian Mission Agency on Thursday passed what it called enabling motions that will result in some if not most of the ideas generated in a consultant’s report, “Reflecting, Reimagining and Making Space for Rebuilding,” being worked into the PMA’s Mission Work Plan that must be approved by the 225th General Assembly in 2022.

Good, honest medicine

Posted October 6th, 2021

The Presbyterian Mission Agency Board set the table Wednesday in order to decide Thursday whether to approve a consultant’s report that envisions new ways for the mission agency to do its ministry in the coming years.

Consultants recommend a decentralized, partner-seeking and harm-repairing Presbyterian Mission Agency

Posted September 16th, 2021

A consulting firm hired to help redesign the structure and purpose of the Presbyterian Mission Agency to more adeptly carry out the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Matthew 25 invitation and to better serve a changing Church and changing world has completed a report that recommends some sweeping changes for the agency over the next 30-42 months.

rev. warren lesane jr.

Board approves plan for reimagining and rebuilding the Presbyterian Mission Agency

Good, honest medicine

Consultants recommend a decentralized, partner-seeking and harm-repairing Presbyterian Mission Agency

Presbyterian Mission Agency’s 2020 annual report offers glimpses of God’s grace during the pandemic

No raises in 2021 for Presbyterian Mission Agency staff

Power and Privilege report presented to PMA Board