Presbyterian Media Mission celebrates 35th with Google workshop
“If you can’t afford a website, your church is just as accessible through Google. It’s a step toward having a website.”
‘Pharaoh’s Palace of Plagues’ a Halloween alternative at Chartiers Hill United PC
“This is something we can present and nobody should have a problem with it and hopefully we can steer other people to find out more about God and Jesus and the Ten Commandments.”
Protestant Campus Ministry making an impact at Behrend College
The Rev. Dave Edmunds was asked to lead a worship service at Behrend College in Erie, PA, in the late 1980s. He prepared a short sermon, some music and was more-than-ready to interact with whoever walked through the doors of the Student Union Building’s auditorium that Sunday afternoon. But only one student came. Some 25…
Abandoned baby becomes ‘Miracle Child’ at Moosic PC
“I hope that through all of this we will see God’s hand working and that we’ll be led by the Spirit on what we need to do as a church and how we can help.”
New Wilmington PC offers Friday Night Alternative to college students
“We’re hoping that the college students, because the church is practically on campus, will own the space.”
Tutoring Program making a difference at Bryn Mawr PC
Once a week from October to April, Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church opens its doors to roughly 150 students from neighboring schools. Bryn Mawr PC’s Tutoring Program matches 75 high school students from area public and private schools with 75 first- through fifth-graders from William Dick School of North Philadelphia. It’s a program that has been…
Synod joins work to end homelessness in Morgantown, WV
“We are thrilled to have the Synod join as a partner in addressing homelessness in our area.”
Shenango, Northminster Churches take to the streets of New York
They worked under a group called Experience Mission, and they had an experience in mission.
Washington Presbytery pumpkin sale helping build Ethiopian literacy centers
“The literacy centers are needed and there’s a lot of communities in Ethiopia where there’s nobody who can read or write any language.”
Philadelphia churches, staff play big part in Pope Francis’ visit
“To have this as a Philadelphian take place and to have it go rather smoothly makes me proud of a Christian choosing to come here and speaking on issues that could be seen as controversial to some…”