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For more than 200 years, Presbyterians have been responding to the call of Jesus Christ. Follow us as we continue to share what God is doing in the world.

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Scripture featured on this page is from the New Revised Standard Version by the National Council of Churches of which the PC(USA) is a member.

06/10/2026

The fight for LGBTQIA+ inclusion in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) did not happen overnight. It grew from decades of courage, faithful witness, and voices willing to ask difficult questions.

In this Ministry in Motion video feature, we explore the long journey toward inclusion through the actions of the General Assembly and the stories of LGBTQIA+ Presbyterians and their allies who helped move the church forward.

The first video in this series begins with a moment that changed everything: when David Sindt stood at the 1974 General Assembly in Louisville holding a simple sign that asked, “Is anyone else out there gay?”

Ministry in Motion exists to lift up stories like this — moments of faith, courage, and transformation happening across the church. Watch the first video in the three-part "Journey to Inclusion" series below.

06/10/2026

This Pride Month, take some time to explore insightful books from Westminster John Knox Press that uplift LGBTQIA+ voices, deepen our understanding of inclusive ministry, and help congregations grow in welcome and justice.

Whether you're a pastor, educator, or an ally who wants to learn more, these resources can support faithful conversations, preaching, and discipleship rooted in God’s expansive love.

Explore WJK's Pride collection here: https://hubs.ly/Q04kXq_f0

06/10/2026

Join the Presbyterian Association of Musicians this fall for a weekend designed to nurture both spirit and vocation.
Rooted in the themes of sabbath and renewal, "Come Find Rest" weaves together collaborative singing, meaningful workshops, and intentional time for connection. Participants will explore how practices of rest can be thoughtfully integrated into the rhythm of ministry, leaving refreshed, encouraged, and equipped to lead with renewed purpose. Learn more: https://hubs.ly/Q04kN73y0

06/09/2026

In the newest "Love Letter from Andrew," explore the quiet wisdom of leaves, a future of spiritual love, and the brilliant explosion of a dying star. Read the full reflection on light, Christ, and supernovas on the Presbyterian Hunger Program blog: https://hubs.ly/Q04kLv_v0

06/09/2026

New worship resource!
On Sunday, June 28, commissioners and advisory delegates to the 227th General Assembly will fan out across Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to worship with congregations at area PC(USA) churches.

Worship planners and leaders across the country have a new resource to help them put together a worship service in their own context for that Sunday or another Sunday of their choosing.

Learn more about the 10-page “Gathering in the City” resource, which draws on the assembly theme “Persevering Toward Wholeness,” here: https://hubs.ly/Q04kzXFX0

06/09/2026

How is climate change shaping God’s world and our call to care for it?

Join us and the Caribbean and North American Council for Mission next week for a new webinar in their "From Gardeners to Guardians" series as we seek to deepen awareness and to encourage faithful, practical action in response to the climate crisis.

We invite you to learn, pray, and reflect with us on June 18 at 7 PM EDT/6 PM Bogotá time.

Register in advance here: https://hubs.ly/Q04kJnfn0

06/08/2026

What’s the role for faith communities in helping more of God’s children to secure safe and affordable housing?

That was the central question behind Thursday’s day-long Faith-Based Development Summit hosted by the City of Louisville, the Local Initiatives Support Corporation and the United Church of Christ Church Building & Loan Fund. The Goodwill Opportunity Center in West Louisville hosted more than 100 attendees, who heard from speakers and panels discussing lessons learned, financing and home repairs — and what churches can do to ease the nation’s housing crisis. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04kx_Pv0

06/08/2026

In 2003, the 215th General Assembly passed the policy statement “Presbyterians Do Mission in Partnership” grounded in five principles:
• Shared grace and thanksgiving
• Mutuality and Interdependence
• Recognition and respect
• Open dialogue and transparency
• Sharing of resources.
Over the past few decades, Presbyterians have learned from their partners how to embody these principles more fully, and we are still evolving. In a rapidly changing world, read how Global Ecumenical Liaisons (GELs) are continuing this work with humility and faith.

En 2003, la 215ª Asamblea General aprobó la declaración política "Los pueblos presbiterianos hacen misión en alianza", basada en cinco principios:
• Gracia y acción de gracias compartidas
• Mutualidad e interdependencia
• Reconocimiento y respeto
• Diálogo abierto y transparencia
• Compartir recursos
A lo largo de las últimas décadas, el pueblo presbiteriano ha aprendido de sus aliados a encarnar más plenamente estos principios, y seguimos evolucionando. En un mundo que cambia rápidamente, lea cómo los Enlaces Ecuménicos Globales (GELs por sus siglas en ingles) prosiguen esta labor con humildad y fe.

06/08/2026

“We born here, so we want to die here.”

The Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe has lived along the Louisiana coast for generations, but climate change and environmental destruction are threatening their land, homes, and sacred burial grounds.

This video shares the resilience of a community fighting to protect its future — and the ways the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Committee on Mission Responsibility Through Investment (MRTI) have walked alongside them and advocated for them in corporate boardrooms.

As Christians, we are called to be stewards of God’s creation and advocates for communities most impacted by environmental harm.

Watch the story of faith, resilience, and partnership.

06/07/2026

“Jesus turned, and seeing her he said, ‘Take heart, daughter; your faith has made you well.’ And instantly the woman was made well.” Matthew 9:22

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