Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area

06/12/2026

Today we celebrate Loving v. Virginia (1967), the landmark Supreme Court case that struck down laws banning in*******al marriage. Progress is a journey, and today we celebrate a massive step forward for love and equality.

06/12/2026

The Episcopal Church Offering Pride Events in June. Read more and participate HERE:

June is Pride Month across the country, a time to celebrate and support our LGBTQ+ friends, family and neighbors. This year, we also celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Episcopal Church affirming that LGBTQ+ people have a full and equal claim to the love, acceptance, and pastoral care of the Churc...

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and the Presbytery of the Twin Cities are hosting a day of storytelling, reflection and resilience-building for faith leaders and community members navigating crisis, stress and daily challenges. The gathering will include opportunities to share experiences, record stories for the Presbyterian Historical Society, and learn practices for support, healing and community care.
More information HERE:

Thursday June 18 9:30 AM- 4:00 PMLight breakfast items, lunch, and snacks will be provided.Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) is pleased to partner with the Presbytery of the Twin Cities in offering a day of mutual learning, sharing and growing among faith leaders and members of PDA. Come for a....

06/02/2026

The Presbyterian Foundation’s Church Technology Grant program is offering support for pastors and church leaders seeking to strengthen ministry through upgraded technology, website improvements and online training. Applications are open through July 13, 2026, with priority given to leaders serving congregations of color, small churches, immigrant congregations and economically challenged communities.
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The Presbyterian Foundation’s Church Technology Grant program will assist Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) pastors and leaders serving churches or New Worshiping Communities. Funds are available for those pastoral leaders seeking to enhance their ministry through technology in a variety of ways: • U...

06/01/2026

Buffalo Presbyterian Church welcomed the Presbytery on May 5 for a gathering centered on worship, reflection and faithful service, featuring keynote speaker Pastor Josh Erikson. The meeting also included the adoption of a new antiracism policy, the introduction of a new inquirer for ministry, and the continued use of hybrid meeting technology to connect leaders across the presbytery. Read more about the meeting HERE:

Buffalo Presbyterian Church played host to the Presbytery on May 5th. Pastor Brian Entz welcomed the Presbytery to Buffalo and extended hospitality to all on behalf of the 170-year-old congregation. The Buffalo choir provided special music and many church volunteers provided hospitality throughout t...

05/19/2026

Young adults across the Presbyterian Church are invited to attend the United Nations High-Level Political Forum in New York City — an opportunity to engage global issues like sustainability, justice, and human dignity through the lens of faith. Participants will connect with ecumenical partners, advocacy leaders, and fellow young adults while exploring how Presbyterians can faithfully engage the world’s most pressing challenges. Read more HERE:

The Presbyterian Ministry at the United Nations (PMUN) will host a delegation of Presbyterian young adults (roughly ages 18-25) to attend the first week of the High Level Political Forum (July 7-10, 2026) in New York City. Ideal applicants are college or graduate school students interested in intern...

05/18/2026

Have you explored the updated Presbyterian Historical Society website lately? From online exhibits and searchable archives to maps, timelines, and historic records, the site offers a rich look into the story of Presbyterian and Reformed history in America. It’s a valuable resource for churches, researchers, and anyone interested in preserving and learning from our shared heritage.

It’s not just for Records Management! Collections, online exhibits and online resources have all been revamped in the past year or so. The Library Catalogue, “Calvin,” and the Sheppard Database are searchable online. (Note that Calvin does NOT describe most materials catalogued by the society ...