Philadelphia pastor brings awareness to July 4, Juneteenth holidays
“Some people are very anti Fourth of July. It is a freedom for some people, but it’s not for everybody.”
Central Presbyterian Church works tirelessly to ‘Bring Carlos Home’
“Our community absolutely rallied around this family. And we’re trying to continue this work.”
More than $22,000 distributed to smaller churches in Synod
In 2025, the Synod distributed more than $22,000 to its presbyteries so they could distribute the funds to their smaller congregations that are looking to provide training for their clergy and lay leadership.
Philadelphia bringing two overtures to 227th General Assembly
One overture focuses on expanding healthcare options for pastors while the other seeks transparency concerning the denomination’s recent elimination of mission co-workers.
Huntingdon Church’s annual auction raises thousands for OGHS
“There’s a dedication and a love for this particular ministry, and that’s amazing to see.”
Washington’s Presbyterian Virtual Assistant could be ‘cutting edge’ program for denomination
“It gives us the ability to quickly access polity documents and church resources to get answers more quickly so we can spend more time with people, building relationships and doing the ministry that we all love.”
Milwaukee-bound, GA commissioners and advisory delegates note where they hope to see God
“I believe I will see God through the relationships I hope to establish and develop with fellow Presbyterians from around the world.”
West Virginia’s Bill Myers answering call to stand for PCUSA moderator
“I have an opportunity to create space for others from West Virginia to tell their stories.”
Finding space and time for reflection on World Labyrinth Day
Two West Virginia congregations will participate in World Labyrinth Day on May 2.
Opening the Door
“Yet we can open the door. And when we do, we imitate Christ.”