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Hope for the PCUSA: Join the Conversation

January 12, 2012

Where do you see God in Christ at work in the PCUSA? You are invited to join the conversation initiated by our GA Moderator and Vice-Moderator.

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Reforming the Ties that Bind

December 21, 2011

James Calvin Davis, author of In Defense of Civility, was a plenary speaker at the 2011 Covenant Conference in Durham, NC. Davis has summarized his plenary address, to share on the web. An audiotape of his full address is available for purchase.

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2011 Covenant Conference!

March 18, 2011

RECONCILING: VOICES, VISIONS, VOCATIONS
Learning to live out the ministry of reconciliation entrusted to us
- in our church, our communities, and our world.

Join us November 3-5, at First Presbyterian, Durham, NC

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Commending Dialogue, Including on Ordination Standards (2/11)

February 9, 2011

Meeting in Atlanta earlier this week, the Board of Directors of the Covenant Network commented on ongoing cross-boundary conversations within the denomination, and celebrated progress in voting on Amendment 10-A.

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Relating, “Knowing One,” and Politics in the Church

November 30, 2009

Dawne Moon, addressing the 2009 Conference It’s really great for me to be here, because Presbyterians were actually my first contact with people who believed there was a place for gay people in the church. My best friend’s family when I was growing up were members of Downtown United Presbyterian Church in Rochester, New York. [...]

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Which side are you on? And are there more than two?

November 25, 2009

- Cynthia M. Campbell   In the debate about the status of gay and lesbian members of the Presbyterian Church (USA), it sometimes seems as though the only options are “for” and “against.” Either one condemns homosexuality as contrary to God’s will or one affirms homosexual persons and puts discussion of appropriate behavior off limits. [...]

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