Tucked in a coastal town between the mountains and the sea is a little church with a leaky roof, peeling paint and drafty windows. It’s not a big church. It’s not a wealthy church. And before the ...

$45. For parking. I silently cursed that half of my day’s paycheck would be dedicated to parking because I was running late. As I rushed out of the musty parking garage, I caught my reflection in a ...

Presbyterian Outlook editor and publisher Teri McDowell Ott shares a prayer for democracy as the U.S. midterm elections ...

The Rev. Dr. William Ralph “Bill” Phillippe, a Presbyterian minister who spent seven decades bringing divided people together ...

My co-pastors, Tim and Leisa, welcomed me with open arms. They were kind, loving and compassionate. They loved their people ...

“I’m a PC (USA) pastor, yes, but there is something happening in the Christian tradition as Christendom ends,” she reflected.

As the mother of a girl with autism, Dr. Kiara Jorgenson of St. Olaf College has written about what she’s seen in worship ...

Texas State Rep. James Talarico, a member of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Austin, has won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Texas. “The people of our state gave this country a little ...

Welcoming the vulnerable, the disenfranchised, and newcomers to sanctuaries across the denomination has become even more challenging in 2025, leading many churches to rethink safety and security at ...

While rampant online speculation about the PC(USA) debating whether its clergy should be required to be monogamous drew headlines, clicks, and heated debate, monogamy was not the core of the issue ...

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It’s no surprise to anyone who’s followed politics over the past two decades to hear that self-identified Christians have largely supported Republican candidates and causes in recent elections.