Pittsburgh Presbytery asks legislature to ban assault rifles
“God is the author of human life and when human life is being wantonly destroyed, we believe that that violates God’s intention.”
Presbytery histories help explain how Synod was shaped
In honor of the Synod of the Trinity’s 300th birthday celebration, we asked people from around our region to research the histories of their presbyteries and the unique places and people that have come from there.
Peace Light helps illuminate Christmas Eve service at First Bloomsburg
“I found it personally to be a very powerful statement. How the effort is made to spread that light, it’s pretty amazing.”
PCUSA leader supports those who have stayed at First Bethlehem
“God’s vision is here. God’s realm on earth can be seen in our midst. God’s promises yearning to be fulfilled call us into the future.”
PCUSA Co-Moderator Denise Anderson believes PCUSA ‘has turned the corner’
“The contentious debates that we’ve been having we’re not really having anymore, they seem to have abated.”
Coaching skills on display at annual Synod COM-CPM Gathering
“I think coaching skills can be game-changers. I think they can help people really attend to where the seeds are blossoming.”
‘Faith for the Future’ campaign helps bring new energy to Pine Springs Camp
“Our mission is that we want every camper to experience a vital encounter with Christ.”
Seniors thriving through Chestnut Hill Church’s “Center on the Hill”
“If you build it for all of those people outside the doors, you’re giving life. The place where you see that day after day after day is the Center.”
Don Dawson helped reshape mission focus in western PA
“It was a sweet spot (for my career) because it allowed me to contribute even more to the whole of the larger church.”
Egyptian partnership changing way mission work looks in Shenango
“I think mission is so often more sitting down, having conversations, breaking bread together and worshiping together.”