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- Sep 29, 2026
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Gun violence prevention is a group project (opens the original)
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Presbyterians are leaders in the effort that includes ecumenical, interfaith and community partners PARKVILLE, Missouri — The gun violence problem in the United States is bigger than any one Christian denomination. It is bigger than any one faith group or community. That is why the Presbyterian Peace Fellowship’s James Atwood Institute for Congregational Courage in mid-September included representatives of more than a half-dozen Christian traditions and heard from several community leaders durin
From demolition to welcome (opens the original)
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First Presbyterian Church of Davenport, Iowa, helps refugee families find home again DAVENPORT, Iowa — In March 2025, two century-old houses owned by the Foundation of First Presbyterian Church of Davenport were marked for demolition. Vacant and badly neglected, the homes had significant water damage and years of deferred maintenance. One had also been damaged by a fire. Four days later, a ministry of the church helped change their future. First Presbyterian Church’s Justice Choir of the Midwest
Presbyterian Life & Witness Board members share their stories (opens the original)
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Two who hail from Puerto Rico say they’re excited to help host the 228th General Assembly in 2028 ZEPHYR POINT, Nevada — Two of the new members of Presbyterian Life & Witness Board expressed excitement as they look ahead to their years of service — and to the 228th General Assembly, which their native Puerto Rico will host June 11-22, 2028. “I’m quite frankly very excited about working with the board as a whole, especially after seeing the different gifts they have,” said Miguel Rosa Morales, a
Becoming an ally of workers in need of justice and better wages (opens the original)
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Panelists offer solidarity tips during SDOP reboot of ‘The Struggle is Real’ series LOUISVILLE — A panel of speakers on labor and living wages offered several ways that people of faith can support workers and job seekers who are facing challenges including low pay, food insecurity, disability, exploitation and xenophobia. “Standing in solidarity is a very concrete kind of thing that we can do for workers,” said panelist Fran Tobin, co-founder and coordinator of the Alliance for Community Service
Sixteen PC(USA) young adults attend United Nations' annual High Level Political Forum (opens the original)
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Delegates attended UN meetings on global sustainable development goals, held vigils and discussed vocational discernment As August rolls into September and the weather turns, water cooler conversations among people of all ages will undoubtedly address the question: “What did you do this summer?” For 16 young adult Presbyterians, the answer will be, “We helped the United Nations work toward healing the world.” In 2015, the UN established its 2030 Agenda, a 15-year plan consisting of 17 distinct b
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