Thursday, February 11, 2021

Presbyterian Church USA Weekly News

Matthew 25 in the PC(USA): A bold vision and invitation

News

PC(USA) leadership takes part in COVID-19 vaccination effort

Presbyterians are encouraged to get vaccinated, an ‘important step in ending the suffering of so many in our nation and world’

Nonprofit partner of PC(USA) works to keep farmworkers safe

COVID-19 joins worker rights and immigrant rights as major concerns

The church from a doorkeeper’s perspective

APCE closing worship features an insightful tour of the doors inside a Houston church

Think about your neighbors

Stated Clerk says individuals must weigh their options on COVID-19 vaccine

Leading through strength of diversity

APCE hears a white South African share wisdom on expanding our anti-racism efforts

‘What is the church to do?’

Citing studies on the mental health of college-age students, UKirk executive says we must understand ‘the water they swim in’

Navigating a year of the unknown

Mid Council Ministries opens conversations at the congregational level

In search of a rubber chicken

Minnesota congregation seeks creative ways to bring Presbyterian Giving Catalog ‘noisy offering’ online

OPW advocates for United States to restore humanitarian aid for Palestinian refugees

Action by President Biden would provide vital services and cast US as a ‘force for positive change’

Westminster John Knox Press releases three new Bible studies

Studies explore myths about the Old Testament, families in Genesis and women’s stories in the New Testament

‘For Beautiful Black Boys Who Believe in a Better World’ selected as a top-10 book

The book, published last year by Flyaway Books, makes the In the Margins Book Awards’ list for fiction titles

Ash Wednesday service now available for congregational use

Resource features liturgy and music in English, Spanish and Korean

Presbyterian Center plans online Black History Month service

Black history is a lived-out message of faith, hope and love

Wanted: modern-day repairers of the breach

APCE worship leader the Rev. Paul Roberts compares our predicament to the exile God’s people faced 2,500 years ago

A plenary with plenty of help from her friends

North Carolina church educator calls on her colleagues to lend their voices to APCE’s national event

APCE honors four longtime church educators

The four are honored during APCE’s "Anything but Ordinary Time" annual gathering

National Council of Churches issues statement on the military coup in Myanmar

NCC calls on Myanmar’s military to ‘abide by the will of the people’ as expressed in the November 2020 elections

From enduring to embracing

Bruce Reyes-Chow takes largest APCE gathering ever on a journey through ‘pulsing pain’ to a ‘reimagined future’

‘The new thing before us is the now thing’

During APCE’s opening worship the Rev. Aisha Brooks-Lytle delivers a powerfully prophetic sermon

Everyday God-Talk features mission co-workers in Korea

Hyeyoung Lee and Kurt Esslinger share about their work for peace and unity

Super Sunday or Souper Sunday?

The grassroots hunger initiative capitalizes on football fandom. A West Virginia church was an early adopter

What is white supremacy theology?

Webinar will look at the legacy of Christianity as a tool of oppression, including at the Capitol insurrection

God prepares the called

Young Adult Volunteer alumna leads two Presbyterian churches in rural Montana

Presbyterian Church in Congo reimagines caring for vulnerable children

A young boy named Serge now has dreams for his future

Black Caucus president: ‘We cannot rest’

Thomas H. Priest, Jr. says there’s more work needed within the PC(USA) to dismantle structural racism

Authenticity is the key to quality online worship

Former synod executive Landon Whitsitt calls digital media ‘just another form of ministry’

Celebrated Presbyterian organist and composer John Weaver dies at 83

A ‘giant in his profession,’ Dr. John Weaver served for 35 years as director of music at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City

Churches should ‘put the bucket down’ where they are to dismantle racism

Co-Moderators talk bridging the divide in race relations

Fundraising training as you need it, when you need it

Financial sustainability classes now available on 1001 New Worshiping Communities online training platform

Best neighbor ever

Connect to the work and life of Fred Rogers on ‘Mr. Rogers’ Day’ March 20

Every hymn in ‘Glory to God’ is worth singing sometime

Even the one about the 10 lepers facing constant scorn holds a lesson on stewardship

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