Monday, October 5, 2020

Celebrating Middle Eastern Congregations and New Worshiping Communities and their ministries in the PC(USA)

Celebrating Middle Eastern Congregations and New Worshiping Communities and their Ministries in the PC(USA)
From the Director by Rhashell D. Hunter
Rhashell Hunter
"… to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ …"
—-- Ephesians 4:12

There are currently more than 50 Middle Eastern Presbyterian congregations and new worshiping communities in the United States worshiping in the Arabic, Armenian, Assyrian and Farsi languages. Presbyterian Middle Eastern Americans trace the origin of their faith to the Apostolic Age and their Reformed roots to Presbyterian mission in the Middle East in the 19th century.

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Revs. Denise Anderson, left, and Shanea Leonard, right
Pursuing justice, both locally and nationally

Young Presbyterian women are being prepared for congregational involvement and community leadership.

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Revs. Denise Anderson, left, and Shanea Leonard, right
Arabic Presbyterian Fellowship New Worshiping Community

In 2012 years ago, many Egyptians came to Huntington Beach, CA during the time of the Arab Spring — and Muslim Brotherhood rule— with a desire to worship the language of their heart. Rev. Adel Malek began a fellowship for them, and now this worshiping community is working on reaching out.

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African American Intercultural Congregational Support, African Intercultural Ministries, Asian Intercultural Congregational Support, Hispanic/Latino-a Intercultural Congregational Support, Korean Intercultural Congregational Support, Middle Eastern Intercultural Ministries, Native American Intercultural Congregational Support, Native American Church Property, Mission Program Grants, Leadership Development & Recruitment for Leaders of Color, Schools and Colleges Equipping Communities of Color, Gender and Racial Justice, Racial and Intercultural Justice (joint office with CPJ), Women’s Leadership Development & Young Women’s Ministries, In covenant relationship with Presbyterian Women in the PC(USA), Inc.

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