Across our nation, families and communities are grieving lives lost in the wake of immigration enforcement. We name with sorrow and righteous indignation the deaths connected to ICE actions—deaths that have torn families apart, traumatized communities, and violated the dignity of those made in God’s image.
On Monday, January 19, 2026, nearly 200 neighbors braved the cold to link arms for Memorial Presbyterian Church’s 3rd Annual MLK Day Unity March & Cultural Celebration in Roosevelt, Long Island. Organized by Memorial Presbyterian Church (Long Island Presbytery, PC(USA)), the march honored the 40th observance of the federal holiday commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s...
As the Synod of the Northeast continues to live into the work of “Reimagining the Church in the World", a new season of imagination and collaboration is taking shape across our region.
It’s time to apply for the 2026-2027 Wurffel-Sills Scholarship and Interest-Free Student Loan Program! This application is open to all members of any church within the Synod of the Northeast.
In the wake of the active-shooter incident near Brown University, our Synod stands in grief and prayer—and in concrete action.
We are thrilled to announce that the 2026 Grant Application cycle will officially open on January 15, 2026. All application materials are now available in English, Spanish, and Korean!
The Synod of the Northeast is thrilled to announce that planning for the Early Ministry Institute (EMI) 2026 is now underway—and the anticipation is already rising! Mark your calendars for May 18–22, 2026, when emerging pastors from across the region will gather once again at the serene and inspiring Silver Bay YMCA Retreat and Conference Center on Lake...
Saturday, November 15, 2025, was a landmark day for the Synod of the Northeast. At a Special Called Meeting, Synod Assembly Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the third and final report of the Synod Discernment Team which has worked for three years to come to this time and place. The Vision Report entitled Reimagining the Church...
We are hearing more and more about a remarkable and accessible tool for emotional and spiritual well-being: gratitude. Psychologists remind us that the simple act of giving thanks, even for the smallest of blessings, triggers chemical shifts in the brain that reduce stress and enhance our sense of peace.
Come learn what’s next in the Visioning Process by joining a 45-minute Coffee Break Conversation on December 9 at 11:00am. This session will explore: • upcoming steps in the implementation timeline, and • how the new vision will support congregations and presbyteries across our Synod. Registration is required. Please use the link below to register and...
