(Based on Guidelines for Presbyterians During Times of Disagreement)
Each of us is on a journey, growing in faithfulness, witnessing to the mercy and love granted to us by God through Jesus Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus calls us to be disciples as we seek to be faithful to God’s will in our lives and ministries.
A Litany On The Tragedy Of Gun Violence (written for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2010)
A LITANY FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
CELEBRATING THE WOMEN OF THE MOVEMENT
We have come a long way on the journey to justice for all people; a hard journey still remains. We give thanks for the women who have helped challenge and guide us thus far on the way. The struggle continues and their examples and voices sustain us.
This document lists Korean mission co-workers in Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and provides contact information for each.
This set of statistics is organized by synods and presbyteries and includes information on the numbers of Korean churches, their active members, female members, average attendance, Sunday school attendance, elders, contributions, building funds and mission giving, as well as other statistics.
Updated in 2010
Use this bulletin insert with the text of the Social Creed for the 21st Century the Sunday before Labor Day or on a day of your choosing.
Download a color poster with an overview of the Social Creed for the 21st Century.
Background to Social Creed received for study by NCCC, Nov 9, 2006
The Social Creed of the Churches, endorsed in 1908 by the Federal Council of Churches, was their pledge to work together for a better, fairer and more faithful United States. One hundred years ago, the explosion of industry and its impact on US society called for a new focus of the churches’ ministry. Those in the churches sensitive to the human costs of industrialization saw in those costs a challenge to the fullness of the Gospel, which is both personal and communal in dimension. The Social Gospel movement, …
Each podcast (MP3 file) includes four lectionary readings for one of the Sundays or festivals of the church year: an Old Testament reading, a Psalm, an Epistle and a Gospel reading. Following each set of readings is a prayer for the day from the Book of Common Worship. May these scriptures be a source of challenge and hope as you prepare your heart and mind for Sunday worship, and may the Word of God guide and nourish you in the service of daily living.
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