Thursday marks the one-year anniversary of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, which killed 17 students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

If you are a native English speaker with a heart to serve God, Rev. Sharon Bryant would like to have a conversation with you.

The Rev. Dr. Tom Long proposes a different narrative to one of mainline church decline.

Reconciliation is the heart of mission Dei, God’s vision for creation. God’s intended purpose for the fullness of time is for all things to be reconciled through Christ (Eph. 1:10). We cannot turn a blind eye to injustice, to pain, to brokenness, and claim to be participants in God’s mission. In communities across the U.S. and in every corner of the globe, as Christ’s church we are called to be ambassadors of reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:18–19).

A medida que la crisis humanitaria y económica se agrava en Venezuela, el Reverendo Dr. J. Herbert Nelson II, Secretario Permanente de la Iglesia Presbiteriana (EE. UU.), está instando a todo el pueblo presbiteriano a orar por una solución pacífica. En una carta a la iglesia, Nelson dijo que la gente de Venezuela enfrenta una escasez de alimentos, medicinas y servicios básicos en medio de una corrupción generalizada.

아이다호 주에 있는 몇몇 종교 간 지도자들이 아이다호 트윈폴스에서 계속 대화하고 가끔씩 식사를 공유하는 관계를 형성했다. 이들은 Magic Valley Interreligious Dialogue 그룹이라고 불리며 참가자들은 지역 사회 관계에 커다란 변화를 가져왔다고 말한다.

Several interfaith leaders in Idaho have established a connection that has led to continuous conversations and the occasional sharing of a meal in Twin Falls, Idaho. It’s called the Magic Valley Interreligious Dialogue group and participants say it has made a big difference in community relations.

McCormick Theological Seminary will co-host the celebration of the 550th birthday of Guru Nanak March 2 at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.

Stewardship is not something we have to do, says Maggie Harmon, Ministry Relations Officer for the Presbyterian Foundation. It’s something we get to do.

The Rev. Dr. Emilie Townes brought last week’s Migration and Border Crossings conference at Columbia Theological Seminary to a close, summarizing what attendees had been hearing the past two days.