Author Archives: Mike Givler

Relationships helped carry Steve Cureton during his time in Northumberland

Posted July 31, 2023

“We’ve just got some great folk here.”

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Dialog sermon in West Virginia allows Presbyterian, Muslim pastors to share pulpit

Posted July 20, 2023

“(The goal was to) understand our differences, respect our differences and to live in harmony with one another.”

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Leader Connect – The Next Gen Leader Retreat

Posted November 20, 2023

This gathering is a three-day, two-night retreat specifically for leaders in the areas of next-generation ministry (children, youth, and young adult).

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Traveling labyrinth making its rounds in Upper Ohio Valley Presbytery

Posted July 10, 2023

This portable labyrinth is available for use by churches in Upper Ohio Valley Presbytery.

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Elmwood Church in Erie branching out with alternative worship

Posted July 7, 2023

“Reset” is a casual gathering with inspiring music, words of hope and light meal.

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For Ed Thompson, the people made it special in West Virginia

Posted June 22, 2023

“hope and I feel like I’ve been a pastoral presence during my time here. I hope it’s been a blessing to the people.”

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Beaver Creek Camp sale benefits presbyteries and facility alike

Posted June 15, 2023

“It’s not the end of the camp, it’s a great new beginning.”

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October 2023 Synod Assembly: Rhythm of the Synod

Posted November 14, 2023

The 2023 Synod of the Trinity Assembly in late October was a hybrid gathering held in-person in Bedford, PA, and through video conferencing platform Zoom.

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For Cheryl Galan, retiring from the Presbytery of Carlisle is extra special

Posted May 16, 2023

“It is really delightful to come full circle and to end my ministry in the same presbytery where I began after being in lots of different places in between.”

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Cyclone Freddy doesn’t deter Pittsburgh pilgrims during visit to Malawi

Posted May 9, 2023

“This trip has reinforced the way that I celebrate the folk in Malawi who are so hospitable and so gracious.”

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