Presbyterians Today November 3, 2016 It’s not about changing churches; it’s about changing people by Mark Roth | Presbyterians Today Theresa Cho, co-pastor of St. John’s Presbyterian Church in San Francisco leads worship with her daughter, Isabella Kim. (Photo provided)…
A few good women Evangelism & Discipleship October 26, 2016 Terilyn Lawson installed as first resident in PCCMP Chaplain Candidate Residency Program by Emily Enders Odom | Presbyterian News Service The Rev. Terilyn Lawson is installed by Glacier Presbytery, October…
Welcome to the Missions Page! As the Presbytery of the Pacific, we are 52 Presbyterian churches in the Los Angeles basin and Oahu, Hawaii engaging in a collective mission witness of love and justice in the name of Jesus. Interested…
Native American groups call Presbyterians to prayer for Standing Rock Sioux Advocacy & Social Justice October 4, 2016 Oceti Sakowin bands ask support for continued pipeline protest Press Release | Office of Native American Intercultural Congregational Support LOUISVILLE – More than…
Vote YES on Proposition HHH! If you are a resident in the city of Los Angeles, you will see Prop HHH on the ballot asking for your vote for a bond measure that would supply an additional 10,000 units of…
PC(USA) pastors and presbytery respond to community needs and look forward by Gregg Brekke | Presbyterian News Service LOUISVILLE – Although the streets of Charlotte, North Carolina are now quiet following protests in response to the September 20 shooting death…
By Israel Galindo, Associate Dean for Lifelong Learning and Director of Online Education Most pastors are good preachers, and some fine pulpiteers and wordsmiths. In their preaching and teaching ministry they need to cover a wide range of topics, issues, and…
Record flooding in Louisiana leaves thousands homeless Disaster Response August 15, 2016 Presbyterians prepare to answer call for help by Rick Jones | Presbyterian News Service A security camera captured the rising water at the Presbytery of South Louisiana in…
Grant money from One Great Hour of Sharing helps oppressed and disadvantaged achieve self-sufficiency by Margaret Mwale | Special to Presbyterian News Service LOUISVILLE – The Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People (SDOP) approved grants totaling $124,000 to fund…
