‘If I showed up at your church, somebody other than Jesus would be happy to see me’
August 14, 2024
With Ephesians 2:10 as their scriptural basis, the co-moderators of the 226th General Assembly, the Rev. CeCe Armstrong and the Rev. Tony Larson, joined the Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Rev. Jihyun Oh, to lead a hybrid worship service Wednesday in the Chapel at the Presbyterian Center in Louisville, Kentucky. One by one, the three recently elected denominational leaders spoke on “Created,” “Called” and “Commissioned.”
New York youth embark on Jonathan Daniels pilgrimage, visit historic Civil Rights’ sites
[Episcopal News Service – Hayneville, Alabama] Angel Williams, a 15-year-old from New York City, thought she already knew a lot about the Civil Rights Movement from her high school U.S. […]
2024 East Congo Annual Conference
July 28-Aug. 3, Kindu, Democratic Republic of Congo
‘Prepare for the Polls’ video series to help Presbyterians stay informed during the election season
August 14, 2024
The Presbyterian Office of Public Witness has launched an online video series to help members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and other interested voters prepare for the general election in November.
Children’s Disaster Services deploys to Lake Isabella, Calif.
On Aug. 9, Children’s Disaster Services (CDS) deployed a team of three volunteers to Lake Isabella, Calif., where they served in a Local Assistance Center (LAC) until Aug. 13. Setting up a disaster care center, the team aided the needs of 20 children.
Acts of Synod 2024 Available
The Acts of Synod 2024, outlining all of the decisions of the CRCNA’s latest denomination-wide assembly, is now available online.
Church Partners Reignite Hope
Bob Laarman (second from left), director of World Renew Disaster Response Services, with members of the Abbotsford Disaster Response Coalition.
World Renew
In November 2021, a flood in Abbotsford, B.C., caused the most expensive catastrophe in Canadian history. Many churches in the area quickly worked together to support and serve their hurting community.
In November 2021, a flood in Abbotsford, B.C., caused the most expensive catastrophe in Canadian history. Many churches in the area quickly worked together to support and serve their hurting community.
Seeking Shalom through AI
Derek Schuurman
Would it be a good idea to use an AI pastor for your counseling needs?
Would it be a good idea to use an AI pastor for your counseling needs?
World Council of Churches releases media briefing on digital visit to the Holy Land
[World Council of Churches] The World Council of Churches, accompanied by partners from the Middle East Council of Churches, ACT Alliance and Caritas Internationalis, released a video media briefing on […]
Dear Prime Minister: Quiet diplomacy isn’t working
Letter urges the prime minister to suspend diplomatic relations with State of Israel for disregard of international law