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Click HereAs a kid I had a sense that altars weren’t OK. Or at least — when we create them they belong only
MoreGathering with family and friends who question your identity or beliefs is hard and sometimes, the best thing to do is to
MoreBlack History Month is now upon us. As February rolls in, we once again turn our attention to the Black liberators, educators,
MoreNo matter your views of militarism or war, the reality is…we must listen and care for those who have sacrificed so much.
MoreSeptember 11th changed this country, and the world for that matter. Mentalities towards others changed. Grieving, both communally and individually, was overshadowed
MoreThis article is longer than most. I felt it important to bring awareness to the topic of Infertility and Child Loss because
MoreCreation is crying. Weeping. Flooding tears as powerful as ever so strong hurricanes. Creation is crying. Screaming. Blazing fires that burn the
MoreYou are present in the cries of “Black Lives Matter” and “No Justice, No Peace.” You shimmer brightly in the flames of
MoreIn a moment when our Asian siblings are being harassed, when people of color are disproportionately being affected by COVID-19, when white
MoreJustLists by Unbound is a new accessible way for our audience to receive information and content. JustLists will appear on our social
MoreAs I look out the window of my home in New York City, the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic in the US,
MoreLast week was national Teacher Appreciation Week. Usually, this means free lunches at school and restaurants offering free dinners, accolades on social
MoreWe are grieving…mourning…lamenting Oh God why!? Oh God help us! Oh God we are suffering! When we wave through the windows of
MoreIf you are feeling worried in these uncertain times, you are not alone. If you are filled with the desire to
MoreFrom the universe filled with galaxies beyond numberThankfulness for the vastness and the creative imagination of GodFill our soaring minds, engage our
MoreOctober 20, 2019 (Jeremiah 31:27-34, Genesis 32:22-31, Psalm 121, 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5, Luke 18:1-8) Call to WorshipWe have gathered in this spaceWelcomed
MoreGod of the rivers, valleys, mountains, and forests God of the lakes, bayous, creeks and oceansGod of the birds, sky, fish, and
MoreThe following resource is an excerpt from the complete Climate and Church resource, a product of the National Council of Churches Eco-Justice
MoreTexts: Isaiah 55:1-13 and Luke 3:1-22 Each time we gather for worship, the waters of our baptism are before us. In these
MoreResources available courtesy of Rev. Teresa Stricklen from the PC(USA) Office of Theology and Worship. “I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and
MoreResources available courtesy of Rev. Teresa Stricklen from the PC(USA) Office of Theology and Worship. Saturday December 18 begins the Week of
MoreThis Saturday, January 11, is Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Human trafficking is modern-day slavery – the recruitment, harboring, transporting, providing or obtaining
MoreThis reflection for common ground was written as a part of the Ignatian Solidarity Network’s Fall Call for Immigration Reform. Texts: Leviticus
MoreThe following is a supplement to an editorial by Chris Iosso regarding the October 2013 government shutdown. It is meant to be
MoreIn 2010, the Reformed Church in America General Synod adopted the Belhar Confession as one of its doctrinal standards. This was a monumental
MoreOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this Sunday, October 13th, is Domestic Violence Awareness Sunday in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). We
MoreClaudio Carvalhaes, theologian, liturgist, performer, writer and activist, teaches at Lutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA. I believe that this is one
More(An Occasional Series.) Why We Look Backward as We Move Forward. Unbound is an ecumenical e-journal offering analysis, practical resources, interactive conversation,
Moreby Melissa Garrett Davis The following article is the first in a series, Tracking the Immigration Debate. This week we are cross-posting
More12 Weeks of Exploring and Meditating on Scripture through Art By Sara Benedetti Download a PDF of the curriculum. We
MoreAn HIV/AIDS Advocacy Sermon A Sermon by Emily Rose Proctor, originally preached on the 1st Sunday in Advent, World AIDS Day, December
MoreWritten for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day By the Rev. W. Mark Koenig, Director of the Presbyterian Ministry at
MoreHow They Happen and Why They Work Congregationally based religious environmental groups expand the notion of Christian community and ethical obligation. Formed
MoreA prayer reminding us that, even as we seek hope, we must make space for grieving, for the honest expression of loss,
MoreThe following are resources for exploring environmental spirituality and care for God’s creation. Congregations and faith leaders, be sure to note the
MoreAt 10:30 AM, Sunday morning, August 5, just as the members of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin were reading scripture and
MoreThis Sunday, August 5, 2012, churches all across the country will turn their prayers, and hopefully their hands, toward homelessness and the
MoreColumbia Theological Seminary By Doug Friesema View and print as PDF. Columbia Theological Seminary is a PC(USA) school in Decatur, Georgia.
MoreSunday, April 22, is Earth Day! Below are worship resources from Unbound‘s organizer, Emily Morgan, followed by links to earth care resources
MoreThe following sermon is an excerpt from Shook Foil Books Young Preachers Compilation, a collection of twenty thoughtful sermons from young (under
MoreEdited by Erik W. Dailey About the Book Shook Foil Books Young Preachers Compilation is a collection of twenty thoughtful sermons
MoreAction Steps for World AIDS Day, December 1 Sign the Petition Insist the United States remain a leader in this global initiative
MoreA new video by the Presbyterian AIDS Network (PAN) In the United States, the face of HIV and AIDS has changed dramatically
MorePlanning Services of Worship that Lift Up World AIDS Day By the Rev. Emily Rose Proctor, associate pastor, Brown Memorial Park
MoreIntroducing World AIDS Day: Getting to Zero November 2011 by Ann Jones and George Kerr, Co-Moderators for Presbyterian AIDS Network (PAN)
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