Attendees to join with city residents for Baltimore Ceasefire Movement to take action against gun violence.
“The more we speak up the more the word gets carried across our city. We still have problems and violence, but I have to believe if we sit on our hands it’s certainly not going to get any better,” - Rev. Deborah McEachran, Huntington Ridge Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians Today | July/August issue
Over the past 16 years, the suicide rate in the U.S. has jumped by more than 30%. Churches today play a pivotal role in the nation’s suicide epidemic, creating safe spaces for those walking in darkness to talk openly and heal. The PC(USA)’s 2018 General Assembly urged congregations to get involved in the important work of suicide prevention. This issue of Presbyterians Today examines what some of our churches are doing to make a difference and shows what you can do to help.
Although summer is not a liturgical season, it is a holy time for sabbath, introspection and listening for where God and the world is calling us next. Rev. Dr. Lee Hinson-Hasty of the Theological Education Fund at the Presbyterian Foundation writes a lectionary preview for July that invites pastors and their congregations to consider their baptism.
World Mission
June 26 2019
Moving Forward
June 26 2019
Office of the General Assembly
June 26 2019
Korean
June 26 2019
Faith & Worship
June 26 2019
Advocacy & Social Justice
June 26 2019
Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
A bold vision and invitation
Matthew 25:31–46 calls all of us to become fearless disciples and actively engage in our community and the world. Won’t you join us?
