To Leaders in the Presbytery of the Pacific: As the delta variant waxes and wanes; as autumn light narrows its focus and fall colors emerge; as uncertainty and unrest drift across our world; may we follow the lead of light in our…
Article by Rev. Heidi Worthen Gamble, Mission Catalyst, Pacific Presbytery August 3, 2019: Beautiful day at the U.S./Mexico border in Tijuana, Mexico, with kindred spirits serving migrants seeking asylum. Our interfaith delegation visited the extraordinary work of Al Otro Lado…
According to a July 2019 U.N. Report we are in the worst refugee crisis in history; an unprecedented 70 million people have been forced to flee from their homes around the world. The majority of people at the Southern border are refugees…
Reflections by the Reverend Elizabeth Gibbs-Zehender, Minister Member of the Presbytery of the Pacific I joined Matthew 25 Co-Chairs Pastors Ada & Melvin Valiente and Prof. Robert & Erica Chao Romero on the Matthew 25 sponsored delegation to encounter some…
Backpacks, and paper, and crayons… but, oh my, many of our schools require students to wear uniforms and we have children who will only be able to attend classes if we are able to supply them!
Please forward this information to Deacons, Mission Teams, Youth Leaders–anyone in your church with a heart and passion for mission. Also, please share emails of people in your church who would like to receive our mission e-news: heidi@pacificpresbytery.org. Thank you! Grace…
ARTICLE FROM THE PRESBYTERIAN OUTLOOK… April 24, 2018 by Presbyterian News Service “Tree of Life” (Árbol de la Vida) being burned during the protests in Nicaragua, April 21, 2018. Photo by Jan Martínez Ahrens MANAGUA, NICARAGUA (PNS) – Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) partners are…