The causes of the refugee crisis along the United States’ southern border— as well as actions Presbyterians and others can take to help stem the crisis — were among the topics of a webinar presented by the Office of Public Witness.

The Presbyterian Hunger Program works to alleviate hunger and eliminate root causes.

In the Advisory Committee on Social Witness Policy’s journal Unbound, Madison McKinney writes about her experience and perspective growing up as an indigenous person and a Christian in the United States.

You are going to be hearing a lot about the Committee on the Self-Development of People as it enters its 50th year. So what is SDOP, and how can you get involved?

Matthew 25 is a bold new vision and invitation from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) that calls us to actively engage in the world around us - serving those who are hungry, oppressed, imprisoned and poor. When we practice justice, love and kindness, we become a living translation of Jesus Christ. Find out how your congregation can join us on this journey.

Join Presbyterians from across the U.S. August 1—3 for a family friendly energizing three days. Come together and live in this moment so that we may be sent out to affect change in our own communities.