En un homenaje eclesiástico - rebosante de afecto, admiración, gratitud, lágrimas, risas y algún que otro toque de irreverencia - el Rev. Dr. J. Herbert Nelson, II, fue celebrado con alegría por haber cambiado la denominación que le dio forma y le cambió a él.
The wonder and joy of the connectional church was the overarching theme of Fred Tangeman’s conversation with the Rev. Mirjam Haas-Melchior on Monday’s edition of GA Daily. Haas-Melchior serves as executive presbyter of the Presbytery of Utah, which is hosting this year’s General Assembly in Salt Lake City.
As the 226th General Assembly moved into its second day of plenaries, the Revs. Ruth Faith Santana-Grace and Shavon Starling-Louis, Co-Moderators of the 225th General Assembly (2022), ended their term by leading opening worship.
There are 20 churches connected with the Presbytery of Utah across the state. In an effort to build connections with youth from the various churches, the presbytery created a ministry role to make that happen.
솔트레이크시티 - 제226차 총회 총대들이 차기 공동총회장으로 사우스 캐롤라이나의 두 목회자, 씨시 암스트롱 목사와 토니 라슨 목 사를 선출했습니다. 그들은 2 년 임기 동안 함께 일할 것이다. 이번 선거로 4회 연속 공동총회장 팀이 총회를 이끌게 되었다.
Los comisionados de la226ª Asamblea General han elegido a dos pastores de Carolina del Sur, la Rev. CeCe Armstrong y el Rev. Tony Larson , para ser los próximos Co-moderadores. Su mandato será de dos años y es el quinto equipo consecutivo de comoderadores que resulta elegido.
Fresh off their election as Co-Moderators of the 226th General Assembly Sunday night, the Rev. Tony Larson and the Rev. CeCe Armstrong, who both serve churches in South Carolina, were pictures of grace and insight during a press conference arranged for the Presbyterian News Service and Presbyterian Outlook.
Commissioners to the 226th General Assembly have chosen two South Carolina pastors, the Rev. CeCe Armstrong and the Rev. Tony Larson, to be the next Co-Moderators. They will serve a two-year term and are the fifth straight team of Co-Moderators to win election.
Armstrong and Larson were elected Sunday night by a vote of 249 to 171 during an evening plenary in the Salt Palace Convention Center in Utah. Soon afterward, they were installed by their predecessors, the Rev. Ruth Faith Santana-Grace and the Rev. Shavon Starling-Louis, who received a standing ovation for their service and gave the victorious team a glimpse of what lies ahead.
The Rev. Kerri Allen, outgoing chair of the Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment, reflects on the often faithful yet sometimes misunderstood work of the committee she led.
After meeting in a retreat for two days ahead of the 226th General Assembly, members of the African American Mid Council Leaders spoke with Presbyterian News Service about some of the challenges both African American congregations and pastor face moving forward.