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- Presbyterians divided on same-sex marriage May 17, 2012Survey shows members, ruling elders oppose same-sex marriage, while teaching elders in favor May 17, 2012 General Assembly Mission Council Contact: Perry Chang Research Services Presbyterians are divided on whether same-sex marriage should be allowed. According to results from the February 2012 Presbyterian Panel survey more members and ruling elders are opp […]Research Services (General Assembly Mission Council)
- Cultivating leadership May 17, 2012Synods work to develop leadership in time of discontinuity May 17, 2012 Special to Presbyterian News Service Toya Richards LOUISVILLE Two synods in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) are doing their best to address a burning question plaguing the denomination and greater church alike. “How are we to respond with the gospel in the 21st century when we have a ch […]Presbyterian News Service (General Assembly Mission Council)
- All in the family: a history of splits in the American Presbyterian Church May 17, 2012May 17, 2012 Special to Presbyterian News Service Frederick J. Heuser Presbyterian Historical Society PHILADELPHIA Mark Twain commented that “You never see Presbyterians ranting, shouting and tearing up the ground. You never heard of a Presbyterian going crazy on religion… You never see any of us Presbyterians getting in a sweat about religion and trying to […]Presbyterian News Service (General Assembly Mission Council)
- Evangelicals say it’s time for frank talk about sex May 17, 2012May 17, 2012 Religion News Service Adelle M. Banks WASHINGTON The statistics, some evangelicals say, can no longer be ignored. Eighty percent of young evangelicals have engaged in premarital sex, according to a new video from the National Association of Evangelicals, and almost a third of evangelicals’ unplanned pregnancies end in abortion. It’s time to spea […]Religion News Service
- Presbyterian Church of Mexico begins anniversary celebrations May 17, 2012May 17, 2012 Ecumenical News International ENInews Staff Events in honor of the 140th anniversary of the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico begin May 18and will continue for the next several months. Exhibitions, lectures and roundtable discussions are planned, dealing with the history, theology and anthropology of the church, covering the time of the arr […]Ecumenical News International
Wonder Full World – A Retreat for Women of All Denominations and Locations
Published September 21, 2010Wonder Full World is an unforgettable travel-themed retreat the women of our community are doing together. It includes worship, Bible study, and time for laughter as well as time for quiet reflection.
Hastings college Vocation and Values Program is now the new Center for Vocation,Faith and Service
Published September 13, 2010September 13, 2010
For Immediate Release
Hastings College Vocation and Values Program is now the new Center for Vocation, Faith and Service
2011 Per Capita and Unified Mission Percentages
Published September 13, 2010At the June Presbytery meeting the Presbytery voted on the following:
Hope for Today – Presbyterian Women Fall Retreat
Published September 8, 2010ALL WOMEN OF THE CHURCH ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
This event is being organized by Presbyterian Women in the Presbytery of Central Nebraska.
Friday, September 24, at 5 p.m.through Saturday, September 25, at 3 p.m. at Camp Comeca, Cozad, NE
Enjoy the Musical Ministry of Bryan Sirchio
Published August 26, 2010Award Winning Christian Singer/Songwriter and Recording Artist
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Hastings, NE
4:00 p.m., Alexander Park (across the street north of First Presbyterian Church)
If it rains the concert will be in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church.
Bring a lawn chair.
The concert is FREE and open to the public.
Sponsors: Presbyterian Youth Committee – Presbytery of Central Nebraska
First Presbyterian Church Langenberg Music endowment
Hastings College
Immediately following the concert there will be a Pizza Party for youth (grades 7 – 12th)