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PC(USA) Co-Moderators offer church-wide online series on politics and public witness (opens the original)
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The free three-part Zoom series will take place on three Fridays in October A new church-wide series promises to tackle “Why ‘Presbyterian’ will never be a political party.” The free series will be facilitated by the current Co-Moderators of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), the Rev. Marta Pumroy-Cordero and the Rev. Dr. Kris Schondelmeyer, who said the key question for the series is not which political party is Presbyterian, but “how does being Presbyterian shape the way
Giving voice to those who have long been silenced (opens the original)
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During Wednesday’s Chapel Service, the Rev. Irvin Porter remembers Dr. Charles Eastman, an Indigenous physician and author LOUISVILLE — Ahead of next week’s observance of Native American Day, the Rev. Irvin Porter delivered a sermon on Wednesday titled “Listening to Voices Long Silenced” during the online Chapel Service. Porter is a Global Ecumenical Liaison for Native American Support. On Wednesday, his preaching texts were Ephesians 4:1-6 and 14-16. Porter spoke about Dr. Charles Alexander Eas
Presbyterian Profile: Gabino Rendón (1864-1964) (opens the original)
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The Presbyterian Historical Society celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month "At the age of twenty years I experienced the new birth. Then I was firmly established in the Protestant faith, and in March, 1885, joined the Protestant Church." This is the testimony of Gabino Rendón, and it is no ordinary story of conversion. When young Rendón made the decision to leave the Catholic Church to be a Protestant, he braved the opposition of his friends and neighbors in New Mexico, who ridiculed and ostracized
In the shadow of September 11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years later, we review Presbyterian responses to this pivot point in American history David Staniunas, Presbyterian Historical Society On the morning of September 11, 2001, 19 men, operatives of the radical Islamist group al-Qaeda, hijacked four commercial aircraft and piloted two of them into the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. Twenty-five years later, we review Presbyterian responses to this pivot point in American history. Within months of the attacks the United States woul
This month in Presbyterian history (opens the original)
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A 1908 letter, a 1954 installation ceremony and a 1963 televised panel discussing the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing McKenna Britton, Presbyterian Historical Society "I cannot realize it has been such a long time since your letter from Salt Lake City was received. We all rejoiced to hear from you. Dr. Kennedy and I often spoke of you and wondered how you were getting along…" So begins the September 21, 1908, correspondence from Charles Harry Bierkemper to a "Mr. Gray." Bierkemper was writing
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