Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Presbyterian Church USA Weekly News

Presbyterian mathematician, Medal of Freedom winner Katherine Johnson dies at age 101

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
A central character in ‘Hidden Figures,’ Johnson was a pioneer in American space history
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Call to Prayer
for victims of
global conflict
Office of the General Assembly
Stated Clerk calls on Presbyterians to call elected officials to end the violence
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Stated Clerk urges president & other national leaders to end immigrant family separation
Rick Jones | Office of the General Assembly
J. Herbert Nelson, II, sends letter calling for families to be reunited
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A new volunteer venture
‘Response hosting’ is an initiative of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance

Eden Roberts, Jim Kirk and Dartha Rivera, Mission Mosaic | Special to Presbyterian News Service
2020 Peaceseeker Award goes to Michelle Muñiz-Vega
Honoree is disaster recovery coordinator in Puerto Rico

Darla Carter | Presbyterian News Service
South Sudan takes a significant step toward lasting peace
New unity government hopes to end civil war

Kathy Melvin | Presbyterian News Service
The Wilmore and McCloud Collections: Keeping the common memory alive
Recently processed and now available for research at the Presbyterian Historical Society in Philadelphia are the personal papers of two prominent African American leaders

Elizabeth Wittrig | Presbyterian Historical Society
Registration open for conference supporting commissioned pastors and ruling elders
Co-Moderators say they hear the need for peer support from all over the country

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
South Carolina church grateful for ‘the gift’ of the Vital Congregations initiative
While painful, discovering the church was not as healthy as it appeared led to renewal

Paul Seebeck | Presbyterian News Service
Reformed Theology 101
Cynthia Rigby, ‘one of the great theologians of our time,’ lays out Reformed beliefs during an hour-long webinar

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
Pursuing justice, both locally and nationally
Young Presbyterian women are being prepared for congregational involvement and community leadership

Gail Strange | Presbyterian News Service
A journey of reconciliation leads to an apology
Presbytery of Giddings-Lovejoy apologizes for ‘the sin of slavery and its legacy’

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
Just in time for Lent
Tons of downloadable resources are only a click away

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
Committee offers recommendations on improving the PC(USA)’s financial sustainability
Report from the GA’s special committee relied on input from 200 mid council leaders

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
Harbors and Horizons: Faith and life shaped by both
The Reverend Dr. Edward J. Thompson recently celebrated 25 years with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

Rev. Dr. Edward J. Thompson | Special to the Presbyterian News Service
Get to know the ‘strength and power’ of Haiti
March 18 is the deadline to sign up for reflection-and-action trip

Darla Carter | Presbyterian News Service
Columbia Seminary partners with Spelman College to host Atlanta stop of ‘BeyoncĂ© Mass’
Music from the Grammy-winning singer is used to cultivate empowering conversations

Columbia Theological Seminary | Special to Presbyterian News Service
Learning from a dedicated partner in ministry
Mission Co-Workers Richard and Debbie Welch see the power of partnership

Kathy Melvin | Presbyterian News Service
Rev. Bertram Johnson joins Union Theological Seminary as interfaith minister
For more than two decades his work has been dedicated to social justice, spiritual care and public health

Union Theological Seminary | Special to Presbyterian News Service
Just about done
Moving Forward Implementation Commission has one last call remaining before submitting its report

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
Presbyterian Center celebrates Black History Month
Rev. Tiffany Walker reminds worshipers that ‘progress is never straight’

Gail Strange | Presbyterian News Service
A website in waiting
National staff briefed on the research that goes into the PC(USA)’s website revamp

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
A Call to Prayer from the Stated Clerk of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
As the novel coronavirus has captured the headlines in recent weeks.

STATED CLERK OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Ancient Easter Vigil liturgy deepens faith and builds community
Celebrating the Triduum and the Easter Vigil

Donna Frischknecht Jackson | Presbyterians Today
An unsung ministry quietly changes lives
Self-Development of People celebrates 50 years of helping others be the best they can be

Rich Copley | Presbyterians Today
Justice through a child’s eyes
We can equip our children to see the world as Jesus does

Frances Wattman Rosenau | Presbyterians Today
A ‘pie for breakfast’ event becomes a Eucharistic moment
A community puts aside differences to come together

Donna Frischknecht Jackson | Presbyterians Today
Ensuring a safe passing of the peace during worship
Medical scientist, church usher offers advice for staying virus-free

Dr. Perry Sprawls | Special to Presbyterian News Service
Louisville Seminary professor wins book award
J. Bradley Wigger’s book ‘Invisible Companions’ wins in the spirituality category

Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary | Special to Presbyterian News Service
A worldwide roundup
Reports on mission co-workers serving on four continents

Tammy Warren | Mission Crossroads
Practical tips for experiencing the fullness of Lent
‘Living liturgically’

David Gambrell | Presbyterians Today
Spelling out a vision for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
Vision 2020 Team completes its report, including resources mid councils and churches can use

Mike Ferguson | Presbyterian News Service
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