Australia church to launch specialized program for people with neurodiversity
Archbishop of York completes a visit to the Anglican Church of Canada
New video series on ‘Copyrights in Worship’ now available
October 9, 2024
“Our use of language, symbols and cultural forms in Christian worship is founded on the gift of Jesus’ incarnation,” said the Rev. Dr. David Gambrell, quoting the Book of Order (W-1.0301), in his opening for a video addressing copyright issues in worship. The same passage in the Book of Order later states, “Through Jesus Christ, we may speak truthfully to God and lift up our hearts with gratitude.” The video, “Copyrights in Worship: Words,” is the second in a series of six short videos produced by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) through a collaboration between its Office of Theology & Worship, legal staff and Communications team.
Episcopalians in the Southeast dig out, clean up from Hurricane Helene and help neighbors where they can
Evangelist-in-chief: Rewatching 10 of Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s top sermons from past 10 years
Church exits influence clergy age trends
The first of three Beecher Lectures lays out four codes of preaching
October 9, 2024
The Rev. Dr. John McClure, an ordained minister in the PC(USA) who taught homiletics at both Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary and at Vanderbilt University Divinity School, is delivering three talks this week as part of the Beecher Lectures at Yale Divinity School.
Doing Double Duty in South Dakota
Pastor Scott Nichols, who served Grace Church in Corsica, S.D., in the 1990s, is back again as the pastor of two congregations: Grace Church and the Corsica CRC.
Walking on Holy Ground
“I came to the Middle East [with] . . . a lot of healing to do—spiritually, emotionally, physically,” said a Resonate Global Mission volunteer.
Report Ranks Calvin #1 for Teaching, No. 2 for Innovation
U.S. News & World Report listed Calvin as the best university for undergraduate teaching in its Regional Universities Midwest category.