Limestone Presbyterian Church

07/31/2026

The Rev. Dr. William Yoo, a scholar of American Religious and Cultural History at Columbia Theological Seminary, told the story during his Synod School convocation on Monday that reformers including Frederick Douglass used to walk through communities ringing a dinner bell, alerting residents to an evening talk he was offering.

“Certainly God is calling some of us to be dinner bell prophets, to be out in the streets and proclaim the most pressing uses of injustice today,” Yoo said.

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06/19/2026

Join us in prayer as we commemorate Juneteenth and renew our commitment to confront injustice and live out our faith through action.

06/19/2026

The Rev. Gregory J. Bentley used Luke 10:25-37, the Parable of the Good Samaritan, as the preaching text for a sermon he called “Left for Dead” during a Juneteenth-themed Chapel Service. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04lMTMG0

06/16/2026

The Rev. Jimmie Hawkins, advocacy director for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), was one of about a half-dozen faith leaders to speak in front of the White House as part of Repairers of the Breach’s Moral Mondays movement. Read more about the event and Hawkins' address here: https://pcusa.org/news-storytelling/news/2026/6/16/pcusas-advocacy-director-joins-other-faith-leaders-moral-mondays-rally-front-white-house

05/25/2026

Holy One, let your Spirit, our Advocate, guide us—preserving us from judgment, protecting us from sin, and leading us into righteousness, so that we may testify to the good news: fullness of life and joy for all; through Jesus Christ our Savior and in the unity of the Holy Spirit.

05/15/2026

Palestinian Nakba Remembrance Day remembers the day that thousands of Palestinians experienced dispossession and became refugees on May 15, 1948. Seventy-eight years later, Palestinian people live under a consistent and systematic process of apartheid and face expulsion from their land. In response to the cries of our Palestinian Christian siblings, we have been calling for peace with justice since 1948. Visit our landing page for resources and more information on our wider work on Palestine and Israel: https://pcusa.org/how-we-serve/global-engagement/israel-palestine-ministries

05/11/2026

05/09/2026

God of Life, Change and Love, bless us with the vision of Jesus for a world that allows all people to thrive. May we be a part of the change to make that vision a reality through the grace and power of your Holy Spirit.

05/02/2026

In St. Paul, Minnesota, a group of diverse youths “join hands in a ‘friendship prayer circle’ following their day’s work in industrial plants here and in Minneapolis.” This Religious News Service photo captured a handful of the young adults engaged in a 10-week-long “students-in-industry" program, during which they gained “industrial experience” while also studying, worshipping, and attempting "to find the Christian answer to social and economic problems of our day," aka 1951, when this image was originally published. This May Friendship Day, let us learn from this group—let us clasp hands and raise up our friends; let us always strive to understand the experiences of others; let us work toward our goals together, hand in hand.

04/22/2026

Earth Day 🌎

Creator God, may we be ever mindful of all of the ways you’ve called us to be good stewards of this marvelous Earth. May you make our hearts and hands be ever willing to set to tasks great and small to serve your creation.

In honor of Earth Day, the Presbyterian Hunger Program invites you to download a resource developed by our partners at Creation Justice Ministries, “The Canopy of Creation: Trees, Faith, and the Work of Justice.” This guide helps congregations explore the connection between faith, environmental care and justice while offering practical ways to take action in their communities. Download your copy here: https://hubs.ly/Q04cgtNx0