Elona Street-Stewart, a Synod Executive for the Synod of Lakes and Praries and also a St. Paul School Board Member has been named as one the winners of 2010 Women of Faith Awards of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
Prayers are needed for this Minneapolis congregation after water flooded the basement.
Saturday, March 13, 2010 at North Como Presbyterian Church in Roseville. Presbytery Packets are ready for download.
Thanks to all who have given to help our sisters and brothers in Haiti!
The Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area will host a Boundaries Training Event on Thursday, April 22 at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Woodbury from 8:30am to 3pm.
Refugees are on the way and they need a warm Minnesota welcome.
The focus of the 2010 Offering of Letters by Bread for the World is to
protect and strengthen tax credits (like the Earned Income Tax Credit and Child Tax Credit) that benefit low-income working families. Bread is sponsoring three workshops in the Twin Cities to learn about the struggles people face in Minnesota and how you, and your congregation can help protect and strengthen these important programs.
Church planter Paul Moore talks about the Grand Opening Worship service at Chain of Lakes Church in Lino Lakes.
Find out more about the PTCA minister commissioners going to the 219th General Assembly this summer in Minneapolis.
Nearly half of Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) members (43 percent) are age 65 or older and a larger percentage of pastors than ever (27 percent) are women.
Westminister Presbyterian in Downtown Minneapolis does its part in trying to end homelessness in Minnesota.
Jim Wallis, editor-in-chief of Sojourner’s Magazine will speak at Westminster Presbyterian in Minneapolis on February 11 at 7PM as part of Westminster’s Town Hall Forum Series.
The Presbytery of the Twin Cities Area is looking for a Treasurer to help oversee the finances of the Presbytery.
Learn about how a small, urban congregation is living into God’s future.
Lake Nokomis Presbyterian will host an open house to introduce themselves to the community on February 10.
