Gen Z, it's time to engage with the new government
Labour have made specific promises to young people, and this is an encouragement for Gen Z to use their voices and engage with the new government
Lambeth Calls webinar series to focus on human dignity
[Anglican Communion Office] The Lambeth Call on Human Dignity will be the focus of a webinar on Nov. 6 and 7, facilitated by the Episcopal Ministry team of the Anglican […]
Ballots and Belonging: Voting for the Family I Love
Turning 18 was more than just a milestone for me—it was the beginning of my journey into civic engagement, deeply inspired by my parents’ immigration story. My mom, a naturalized citizen from Mexico, had been voting since she was eligible. But my dad, a Legal Permanent Resident, had contributed to the U.S. in many ways—paying taxes and building a life ... Read More
‘We are Matthew 25 for real’
October 31, 2024
After showing visitors the massive food and disaster relief distribution program going on daily outside and inside Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Asheville, North Carolina, the Rev. Amy Kim Kyremes-Parks still marvels at what she sees every day. “We are Matthew 25 for real,” said the church’s Director of Formation for Children and Their Families.
PMA Board honors the Rev. Dr. Diane Givens Moffett at its final meeting
October 31, 2024
Tributes poured out, tears flowed freely and song filled the virtual and physical space as the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board (PMAB) convened in hybrid fashion on Wednesday for the second and final day of its last meeting.
‘A Wake-Up Call’: Two Unitarian Universalists in Southwest Florida Reflect on Hurricane Ian’s Impact
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Recovery continues two years after the deadly storm made landfall. And as climate change worsens, it could happen again.
Can Ranked Choice Voting Strengthen Democracy?
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Voters in multiple states will choose whether to adopt nonpartisan reform to broaden democracy. UUs in Idaho are among those who are backing these measures.
Episcopal young adults of Asian descent connect, bond at Hawai‘i retreat
[Episcopal News Service] Episcopalians of Asian descent in their 20s gathered at Camp Sloggett in Kōke‘e, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i, to connect and build new relationships through worship, meditation, hiking and bonding […]
The Rev. Dr. Diane Givens Moffett celebrates the work of the PMA Board and the Matthew 25 movement
October 30, 2024
“Since this is the last and final report that I will give to you,” said the Rev. Dr. Diane Givens Moffett at the opening of the final meeting of the Presbyterian Mission Agency Board on Tuesday. Moffett referenced the dissolution of her position as president and executive director and the board of the Presbyterian Mission Agency before taking “a moment to go down memory lane” and “to engage some of the work that God has accomplished through us and through the power of the Spirit at work in us as we have done this work.”
Statement on the report from the Independent Special Interlocutor
Yesterday, the Independent Special Interlocutor Kimberly Murray released her report on an Indigenous-led reparations framework. The Independent Special Interlocutor was appointed by the government to make recommendations for a new federal legal framework to ensure the respectful and culturally appropriate treatment of unmarked graves and burial sites of children at former residential schools and associated … Continued
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