HeyJaredDarla Carter
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Berea Presbyterian Church and the Second American Revolution (opens the original)
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The Rev. Carl Safford Dudley and his church's witness for justice in the 1960s and 70s McKenna Britton, Presbyterian Historical Society Did you partake in the Second American Revolution? The Rev. Carl Safford Dudley did. That’s how he referred to the 1960s in a letter written to his grandchildren in 2007, two years before his death. "You asked about civil rights and the 1960’s," he wrote. "It was a second revolution when the world was turned up-side-down." And Dudley saw it happen, and helped ma
Don’t be caught off guard by disasters (opens the original)
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Know your risks and devise a plan before a crisis Darla Carter | Presbyterian News Service LOUISVILLE — Even in biblical times, there was the need to prepare for disasters. “Noah built an ark and gathered God’s creatures within it. Joseph prepared an entire nation against famine. Jesus started a feeding ministry rather than turning away thousands of hungry people,” said the Rev. Kathy Lee-Cornell, Associate for National Disaster Response for Presbyterian Disaster Assistance. Today, the need for
Haitian pastors in Ohio and many others face deportation with end of Temporary Protective Status (opens the original)
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The Trump administration terminated TPS for both Haiti and Syria this summer In Springfield, Ohio, the air is thick with fear and unrest. The Department of Homeland Security has ended Temporary Protected Status for both Haiti and Syria, and Springfield’s 10,000-15,000 Haitian residents are braced for the fallout. Businesses sit empty and closed. Individuals attend immigration appointments where they are fitted with ankle monitors. Others, including two local Haitian pastors, have been detained.
Preaching in the midst of Christian nationalism (opens the original)
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Or, as Dr. Heath Carter of Princeton Seminary calls it, ‘hardline Christian extremism’ LOUISVILLE — Dr. Heath Carter sees “significant dangers” in the present time. “How we in our congregations navigate these times is critical,” he told more than 40 preachers tuned in Wednesday to the Synod of the Covenant’s monthly preaching webinar hosted by Synod Executive the Rev. Dr. Chip Hardwick. Watch the webinar here. Carter, associate professor of American Christianity at Princeton Theological Seminary
2026 'Jesus and Justice' conference brings young adult advocacy to Columbia Seminary (opens the original)
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The Oct. 23-26 event costs only $15 to attend and is now open for registration The fourth annual “Jesus and Justice” Young Adult Advocacy Conference is less than two months away, and registration is now open for any young adults interested in participating! This year’s event, organized by Presbyterian Life & Witness staff, will take place at Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia, from October 23-25. The 2026 YAAC boasts an impressive array of speakers, preachers, and facilitators, in
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