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Presbyterians Today
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.
Christian educators and congregations are looking at creative, new approaches to Vacation Bible School for a COVID-19 world.
Just as most of our days are lived between the big events, so the church year is filled with more ordinary days than holidays.
Times of disruption and upheaval present an opportunity to seek the Spirit’s help to turn our feelings and responses into a spiritual practice.
A Valdosta, Ga., congregation wants to make sure that history remembers how it lived through the COVID-19 pandemic by collecting photos of members on their porches.
Creative endeavors — music, painting, baking, writing — can be a powerful outlet in times of crisis to free the mind from routines and foster growth.
Effecting dramatic social change takes more than the efforts of a single congregation. Churches and other partners must work and organize together.
