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We're glad you're here, and we invite you to reach out to other women, aid one another in your professional lives and faith journeys, and deepen and widen your communities of faith. Start your own conversations about liturgy, calling, worship resources, good books, advice on parenting, careers or prayer.

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Lorna Hunter is now a member of AllWomen in the PCUSA

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Nancy Sawyer is now a member of AllWomen in the PCUSA

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yesterday

Sharon Curry replied to Rachel Pieters's discussion 'Presbyterian Nun?'

Rachel, I know this is a long time in coming after your original post. I hope you are doing well in your discernment process. I can give you my personal story and hope it helps. When I was in 4th grade my best friend Rosalee went to live in a con...

on Monday

Nancy R. Scott replied to Merle M. Timko's discussion 'Calvin celebrations?'

Christian Century, Dec. 1, 2009, pages 22-25 has the best explanation I've ever read. Titled "Calvin's Comeback?" explains the historical background of TULIP and why it is not a good condensation of Calvinism, and then does a good outline of Refor...

on Monday

Nancy R. Scott replied to Nancy R. Scott's discussion 'Challenge: Good news in ordinary language'

This too long, but it's non-religious language! What do you think of it? How does it relate to the gospel? EVERYBODY I stood at a bus corner one afternoon, waiting for the #2. An old guy stood waiting too. I stared at him. He caught my stare, grin...

on Monday

Nancy R. Scott replied to Nancy R. Scott's discussion 'Challenge: Good news in ordinary language'

You've brought the song to my lips. Beautiful thought for Thanksgiving week.

on Friday

Sharon Curry is now a member of AllWomen in the PCUSA

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Rob Bullock and Beth Newberry are now friends

November 16

Daily Lectionary

Wed., November 25

Morning: Psalms 96; 147:1-11; First Reading : Obadiah 15-21; Second Reading : 1 Peter 2:1-10; Gospel : Matthew 19:23-30; Evening: Psalms 132; 134

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Presbyterian Nun? 6 Replies

Ladies, I would like some help and opinions (please be kind!) Family Background: I was raised in the Presbyterian church and I still attend. My mother's cousin is an ordained minister and baptised...

Started by Rachel Pieters. Last reply by Sharon Curry Nov 23.

Calvin celebrations? 2 Replies

I'm just wondering what the churches have been doing to celebrate Calvin's 500th anniversary? My session doesn't seem very interested.....still, I'd like to have one or two Sundays of celebration. ...

Started by Merle M. Timko. Last reply by Nancy R. Scott Nov 23.

Challenge: Good news in ordinary language 21 Replies

State the gospel in one sentence without using religious language!

Started by Nancy R. Scott. Last reply by Nancy R. Scott Nov 23.

In what surprising direction has your personal or vocational call led you? 1 Reply

The Rev. Lucy Der-Garabedian, a military chaplain, was serving as an associate pastor when a friend asked Der-Garabedian, who is fluent in four languages, as to why she had not ever joined the chap...

Tagged: military, chaplain, vocation, Calling

Started by Beth Newberry. Last reply by Leslee Kirkconnell Nov 16.