Discover the legacy of Black Presbyterians

Learn about the contributions of Black Presbyterians as they worked to shape the consciousness of the Presbyterian denomination. Be challenged by their call to be a witness to God’s desire for a just and free society, open and inclusive to all. Listen to the successes and failures experienced by Black Presbyterians in their efforts to become full participants in the household of God.

The new DVD, “Black Presbyterians:  The Legacy Series,” features three fifteen-minute segments that tell the stories of Black Presbyterians active during the Civil Rights Movement. Watch a video clip and order this DVD.

Pray for peace

The United Nations General Assembly has set aside September 21 of each year as the International Day of Peace — a day of global ceasefire and non-violence when all nations and people are encouraged to honor a cessation of hostilities. Recognize this day as you join together with your congregation to pray for peace.

March in to New Orleans

Register now for “Marching In,” the annual Presbyterian Youth Workers’ Association gathering November 11-15 in the French Quarter. Communal worship and workshops on topics such as iPod devotionals, working with volunteers and strategies for surviving life in the church will provide participants with new ideas to help renew their ministry.