Presbyterians Today | Reconnecting after COVID

JULY/AUGUST 2021 ISSUE

Finding creative ways to reconnect and care for others

Now that pandemic restrictions are easing, congregations are finding novel ways to reconnect "in the real world" and rebuild strong, loving relationships with previously shut-in members and their communities. This issue of Presbyterians Today showcases some of the groundbreaking work churches are doing around the country to revitalize their caring ministries.

‘Phygital’ worship? Should it be physical or digital?

As churches begin to meet again in person, worship has become a bit of a dilemma, since in-person and online experiences and approaches can be very different. Can there be a hybrid that satisfies worshipers but doesn’t wear out worship leaders by forcing them to create two separate services each week?

How Presbyterians understand peace

Ask people to define "peace" and you’ll get lots of answers — mostly all correct. But for Presbyterians, peace is more than just a state of being. It is also a biblical call to justice and advocacy that requires commitment and action.

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