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As a seminary student I heard a constant refrain from our professors: Jesus came to preach and teach. It was the pretext underlying our whole seminary education as they trained us to preach and teach.
Just how powerful is prayer? On Sunday morning I was greeted by an email from a colleague at the Presbyterian Mission Agency with these words: May you feel the love and receive strength from all the prayers coming your way this day.
Korean immigrant churches in the PC(USA) continue to be less inclined to have female pastors, but Korean clergywomen are finding other ways to serve.
Pastors, sessions, ruling and teaching elders… who is supposed to run the congregation? How do churches handle and resolve conflicts?
When tornadoes tore through South Carolina, church members quickly mobilized and launched a massive community cleanup effort.
Economically, Alaska was struggling before COVID-19; now community outreach is more important than ever to help people in need.
The physical distancing and isolation occasioned by COVID-19 has taken a heavy toll on churches. They must name their grief, mourn their losses and strive to find hope.
Even in the midst of suffering, God reminds us of his promise of love and faithfulness, encouraging us to have hope in the glory to come.
We are called to discern and embrace Christ’s call to do justice, love mercy and walk humbly with our God.
Congregations that participate in all four special offerings are strongly committed to mission and ministry to their community and the world.
