Author Archives: Mike Givler

National Black Presbyterian Caucus to meet

Posted April 4, 2019

The 2019 National Black Presbyterian Caucus biennial convention will meet on June 27-29 in Atlanta.

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Kim Bossé makes Krislund Camp her newest home

Posted March 22, 2019

“There is a great love for this camp that you don’t find everywhere.”

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Presbyteries distribute Synod’s Small Church Leadership Development funds

Posted April 4, 2019

“Our intent is to be supportive with this grant and give presbyteries the maximum freedom for how it is used.”

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Author Tod Bolsinger helps direct leaders as they are ‘canoeing the mountains’

Posted March 5, 2019

“Whatever uncharted territory you’re going into, God is already there.”

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Harrisburg homeless learn skills through Workshops for Living initiative made possible by Synod’s Freedom Grant

Posted April 29, 2019

The overall goal of the project was to help each client identify a specific daily living task that could be addressed in one workshop session.

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Gathering with Leonard Sweet will focus on the ‘future church’

Posted February 25, 2019

“More than anything I hope this just becomes an ongoing conversation, that this event helps some churches start some conversations that can be fruitful for years to come.”

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National church leaders visit Philadelphia, Pittsburgh presbyteries

Posted March 5, 2019

Rev. Dr. Diane Givens Moffett, the executive director and president of the Presbyterian Mission Agency, spoke in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in February.

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McVeytown Church’s Board of Deacons partners with others in the community to use hunger funds

Posted February 12, 2019

Several churches work to bring single moms together to support each other and do a Bible Study together.

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‘Birdhouse’ Bill Grun, 98, certainly didn’t act his age

Posted March 27, 2019

“That’s what I say to young people: find something that you love and do it.”

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In Erie, ‘hate has no home here’

Posted February 5, 2019

“The hope is, I suppose, that the more folks see this message, the more they will embrace it.”

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