This reimbursable grant—up to a maximum funding of $500 (payable after receipt of approved related and paid receipted expenses)—is intended to provide financial assistance to women who are active in the PC(USA) to participate in the work of Presbyterian Women for personal leadership development. To apply for a grant, at least 90 days prior to… Read more »
Presbyterian Women’s Churchwide Coordinating Team met in Septmeber2013 to continue plans and work for the 2012–2015 triennium. This summary includes highlights of work from the Mission Relationships, Antiracism, Communications Coordination, Leadership Enhancement, Justice and Peace, and Funds Development Committees, as well as other news from the national level.
Presbyterian Women’s Churchwide Coordinating Team met in March 2013 to continue plans and work for the 2012–2015 triennium. This summary includes highlights of work from the Mission Relationships, Antiracism, Communications Coordination, Leadership Enhancement, Justice and Peace, and Funds Development Committees, as well as other news from the national level.
Presbyterian Women’s Churchwide Coordinating Team meets twice annually. This summary includes highlights of business from the first CCT meeting of the 2012–2015 triennium.
The Antiracism Committee and the Leadership Enhancement Committee of Presbyterian Women’s Churchwide Coordinating Team are working together to produce a resource on culturally proficient leadership. This sampler addresses some of the obstacles to achieving truly inclusive communities, and offers scriptural and contemporary reflections on how to achieve this vision. Welcoming one another as Christ has… Read more »
Spirituality is no longer confined to the private domain of the religious or what has been traditionally considered sacred. Spirituality in the workplace is even being recognized as a movement, and some attribute this change to the increasing presence of women in the workplace. By recognizing and uplifting spirituality in the workplace, business and people… Read more »
Types of pastoral leaders serving congregations; opinions about pastoral transitions, reasons why some congregations lack installed pastors, and other issues; activities, skills, and characteristics that are essential for pastors; and activities that are essential for elders.
The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women is an annual meeting of nongovernmental organizations committed to ensuring women’s equality and promoting women’s rights in the resolutions and work of United Nations member states. Representatives of Presbyterian Women attended this meeting in 2012, focusing on rural women, empowerment, poverty reduction and rural development. Read… Read more »
This video welcomes visitors to the Big Tent and highlights the RE&WIM/PW ministry area’s new leadership institutes, one of which was held at Big Tent, in which diverse women leaders share their stories of call.
Types of pastoral leaders serving congregations; opinions about pastoral transitions, reasons why some congregations lack installed pastors, and other issues; activities, skills, and characteristics that are essential for pastors; and activities that are essential for elders.