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Synod urged to maintain perspective By Janet Tuck FRANKLIN, Tenn.--“Perspective is the word we need to focus upon,” said outgoing Synod moderator Carolyn Jordan during her sermon before the Synod of Living...

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Life after synods Mid-Council Commission approves enabling recommendations By Jerry Van Marter from Presbyterian News Service DALLAS-- In October, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s...

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Between life and death Living Waters for the World brings fresh waters to those in need Reprinted from Presbyterian News Service By Toya Richards LOUISVILLE--Fresh, clean water may be...

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Fellowship of Presbyterians unveils name for ‘new... Breakaway ‘movement’ to be called Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians (ECO) by Jerry van Marter for Presbyterian News Service ORLANDO--The “new Reformed...

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Between life and death

Living Waters for the World brings fresh waters to those in need

Reprinted from Presbyterian News Service

By Toya Richards

LOUISVILLE–Fresh, clean water may be a given for most in the United States, but not so for nearly a billion people in the world.

Water for them can mean the difference between life and death. That’s why Living Waters for the World (LWW), a mission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Synod of Living Waters, works tirelessly to bring fresh water systems to communities throughout the developing world and some areas of Appalachia in the United States.

Fellowship of Presbyterians unveils name for ‘new Reformed body’

Breakaway ‘movement’ to be called Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians (ECO)

by Jerry van Marter for Presbyterian News Service

ORLANDO–The “new Reformed body” being created by the Fellowship of Presbyterians here this week will be called the Evangelical Covenant Order of Presbyterians, the 2,000 Presbyterians gathered here were told this morning (Jan. 19).