Senate candidates are Republican Debbie Mayfield, Democrat Vance Ahrens. House candidates are Republican Brian Hodgers, ...

When Rev. Dr. Beth Braxton decided to leave Burke Presbyterian Church two years ago, after 27 years of service, replacing her was no easy task. The church Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC ...

The move is rooted in controversy over church land, power over leadership and same sex marriage. First Presbyterian Church of Bethlehem has decided to break away from its national denomination.

Looking for something to do on your next trip to St. Augustine, Florida? There are many attractions outside of this city's ...

Sept. 17 would have been 151 years of existence for the First Presbyterian Church of McKinney. But the church won't survive that long – it's being dissolved and will cease to exist after Sunday ...

"Your support during the lifetime of our church has always been encouraging, heartfelt, and unconditional. Your love knows no bounds." Presbyterian churches in Texas and across the country have ...

The Presbyterian Church (USA), a mainline Protestant denomination that has historically been one of the most influential Christian missionary-sending agencies, recently fired missionaries around ...

Members of Ocean Drive Presbyterian Church in North Myrtle Beach created ... The cross was made on Saturday before Palm Sunday, which marks the beginning of Holy Week in the Christian faith.

Holy Week Easter Events Sunday, April 13 – Palm Sunday Mass and Blessing ... p.m. – Service with Holy Communion at Memorial Presbyterian Church Thursday and Saturday, April 17 & 19 ...

First Presbyterian Church Haines City will hold a celebration for its 100th anniversary on Sunday. The church, which started as a small gathering in 1925, has grown to about 650 members today.

First Presbyterian Church’s plan for affordable housing on its more than 30 acres in north Bethlehem, which could help alleviate the region’s shortage of livable spaces, is on hold following t ...

Fourth Presbyterian Church Share A common saying around Fourth Presbyterian Church was that the Rev. John Buchanan would preach with the Bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other.