In a time of division, Albany Presbytery calls us to reject political idols and walk in love, justice, and mercy. Adopted on May 1, 2025.
In a time of division, Albany Presbytery calls us to reject political idols and walk in love, justice, and mercy. Adopted on May 1, 2025.
Easter is a mystery of light and hope. Even in darkness, we are surrounded by wonder, faith, and the victory of Christ’s resurrection.
Clergy self-care is vital yet often overlooked. Explore insights from Rev. Laura Mitchell on rest as resistance and reclaiming balance in ministry.
Facing life’s storms, we find strength in faith, Scripture, and community—holding fast to God’s Word to steady us in turbulent times.
Discover New Breath Spirituality Center: a progressive, ecumenical ministry offering spiritual practices, community, and connection with God for all.
Rev. Neill Morgan reflects on the shepherds’ fear and our own fears, reminding us that while darkness looms, Jesus shines light and brings hope, peace, joy, and love.
During Advent, Rev. Kathy Gorman-Coombs reflects on her first pregnancy, revealing how the hope of new life highlights the depth of God’s love and the joy of Emmanuel, “God with us.”
Rev. Michael Plank reflects on finding joy in difficult times and how it sustains us during life’s challenges.
Watch Elder Rob Trawick’s recorded post-election message from the 350th Albany Presbytery meeting.
Rev. Kathi Jones reflects on loss, parenting, and Advent’s promise, exploring how the season’s peace brings hope, joy, and love to all.